Whether you want to rewatch the epic reimagining of the very beginnings of the series or haven’t had the chance to view it, VIZ Media has announced that it will release the Blu-Ray and DVD versions of Pokémon The Movie: I Choose You! on February 13. When Ash Ketchum

Today, publisher SOEDESCO announced that D-Pad’s indie platformer, Owlboy, will be receiving a physical release on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 this May. Owlboy is a story-driven platformer where you play as Otus, the mute struggling to deal with owl-hood. Through the game, you explore beautiful 2D animated environments,

Snail Games has recently announced that the multiplayer VR experience ARK Park will be released on March 22. In addition, the developer has announced a release event to coincide with this year’s GDC. ARK Park allows HTC Vive, PSVR, and Oculus Rift users to interact with the majestic creatures

After being released on Steam in late 2017, Harvest Moon: Light of Hope will receive a Special Edition with features exclusively for consoles later this year. Harvest Moon: Light of Hope was made to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the popular farm simulation series. This will be the first Harvest

Zen Studios announced that it will be collaborating with Universal studios to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Jurassic Park series by releasing a set of tables inspired by the classic dinosaur films. In the Jurassic World Pinball Pack, three tables will be included inspired by the Jurassic Park films

Limited Run Games has recently announced that the physical PlayStation 4 and Vita versions of Home and Factotum 90 will be sold this Friday in two batches at 10 AM and 6 PM EST. In addition, the company has also announced a March release date for its first Switch sale.

Focus Home Interactive and Deck 13 have announced that they will release The surge 2 next year for consoles and PC. The Souls-like sequel to last year’s The Surge will include improvements to the combat system as well as a new range of enemies and bosses to dispatch. The

Digimon represents the simultaneous best and worst of monster catching and raising games in my view. It is incredibly complex and takes the concept of monster evolution to new and incredibly dynamic places. Along the way, however, you have an infinite sea of cute-faced goober monsters constantly cooing and sad-eyeing