Qore leak reveals first PSP Go images (Update)

Above you supposedly have your first look at the PSP Go, Sony’s rumored new handheld that we told you aboutback in March. This according toGaming Console Networkwho has claimed it received the June 2009 issue of Sony’s digital magazineQorea bit early. While they’re not the best images (they’re said to be snapped from a camera off of a television), what we do see jives with what we’ve been hearing — thin like a Blackberry, sliding screen… and no UMD drive....

May 18, 2025 · 2 min · 326 words · Derek Calhoun

Raft Tycoon codes (March 2025) [UPD]

Updated: June 02, 2025 We added new codes! Just because you’re stranded in the middle of an ocean, it doesn’t mean that important things need to stop. By essential things, I mean late-stage capitalism. Instead of imprinting on a volleyball like Tom Hanks, launchRaft Tycooncodes and build your own economy in unregulated international waters. To speed up the process, ensure to use someRaft Tycooncodes. Luckily, the developer is offering a ton of free Cash, so be sure to claim it all while it’s still up for grabs....

May 18, 2025 · 2 min · 353 words · Matthew Zimmerman

Rainbow 6: Patriots needed to be remade, may get new name

Game to benefit from new consoles ‘if and when it comes out’ Speaking with IGN, Ubisoft North American president, Laurent Detoc recently shed some light on whyRainbow 6: Patriotsis “still cooking” and had to be moved over to next-gen consoles. “We had a core team. They had a good vision. They got started, and then the game wasn’t working. So [they had] to start again,” Detoc explained to IGN. “…Rainbow had to be remade,” he continued....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 183 words · Craig Torres

Rune Factory: Project Dragon is going big and bold with its eastern take on the franchise

We’re also gettingRune Factory 6 The development teams at Marvelous are certainly keeping themselves busy. Multiple upcoming games were revealed in the developer’s game showcase yesterday, including a newDaemon X Machinagame and two new entries in theStory of Seasonsfranchise.Rune Factoryis also doubling up in development as Series Director Shiro Maekawa revealed the company is diligently working on two new titles in the series,Rune Factory Project DragonandRune Factory 6. Project Dragonseems to be the one further along in development, as Maekawa provided the first footage of thisRune Factoryspin-off....

May 18, 2025 · 2 min · 282 words · Suzanne Spence

Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse Wii U releasing Christmas Day

‘Nintendo fans got us here which is why we go the extra mile to serve them’ The long awaitedShantae and the Pirate’s Curseis finally about to hit the Wii U. The game has been out on the 3DS for a little while now, but I’ve been holding out for the home console version. Wii U-specific features like “HD character portraits byMega Mandeveloper IntiCreates, Off-TV play, Classic Controller Pro and Wii U Pro Controller support” are worth waiting for, though both versions have neat stuff like “unlockable Pirate-Mode, multiple endings, and and epic original soundtrack byJake ‘Virt’ Kaufman” so you really can’t go wrong....

May 18, 2025 · 5 min · 1032 words · Christopher Ramsey

Sony says that the October 2020 PS5 release listing was an error

Date leaked through a job listing Earlier this morning, folks seem to believe that a scoop had been found: an October 2020 release date for the PS5! Although Sony and Microsofthave been engaged in a cold war behind a matte finish curtain for some timeover the price and release of the PS5 and Xbox Series X respectively, a job listing on a Japanese recruitment site seemed to tip Sony’s hand.The listing originally read: You will handle the prototyping and purchasing of PlayStation hardware products....

May 18, 2025 · 2 min · 223 words · Jesus Edwards

SP version of Kid Icarus gets a surprise release for Switch Online’s NES suite

Also Punch Out!!, Mario Lost Levels, and Star Soldier Today the west finally gets its due: three NES games are hitting the Switch Online service.Punch Out!!, Super Mario: The Lost Levels, andStar Soldierare all arriving today. Previously, Japan was getting three games a month and many western regions were only getting two. But it looks like there’s technically four dropping, as Nintendo snuck an unannounced SP version ofKid Icarusinto the mix....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 178 words · Summer Harris

Square Enix announces a 20-disc Mana soundtrack set

Square Enix’sMana(Seiken Densetsuin Japan) series of games has had a pretty solid run so far. They’re mostly good games that never get the spotlight that theFinal Fantasyseries does. I would say that while there’s fewer games in this series, there are less duds overall. There are no duds in the music department for the Mana series. That’s a good thing to know if you’re going to drop 21,000 yen (about $259) on Square Enix’s newly announcedSeiken Densetsusoundtrack set....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 157 words · Alice Moore

That Mega Man art show is happening this weekend!

At the Gauntlet Gallery in San Francisco TheMega Man Boss Battle Tribute gallery, which features our ownJonathan Holmesand Destructoid graduateAshley Davisas well as other talented artists likeMikey Turvey, is opening on March 2nd from 7:00-10:00pm at theGauntlet Gallery. In short, it’s just around the corner! Although the opening event is on the 2nd, the show itself will be running all the way through the 30th, until the last closing party. If you’re interested, you can go tothe online gallerynow and view work from tons of different artists, from industry professionals to passionate fans....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 120 words · Emily Smith

The DTOID Show: The world’s tiniest hamburger for dolls

If you thought you’d seen the smallest food mankind was capable of making… think again, because I’ve got pictures that proveotherwise. The impossibly tiny food at Capcom’s Fright Club last night has provided us with enough fodder to base an entire live show on, and we damned well better take advantage of it. Miniature food notwithstanding, we’ve got plenty of exciting announcements today! Of course,Resident Evil 6is a thing that’s officially happening (I did an impressionsvideowith Anthony Carboni about it yesterday),Resident Evil: Revelationsgot its own demo on the 3DS eShop yesterday, andDiablo IIIis definitelynot on trackfor a February 1 release date....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 128 words · Joseph Williams

The End is Nigh’s physical Switch port will come with a squishy toy

First run prints only If you’re into physical editions of indie games and the Nintendo Switch, then you’ll love the upcoming retail Switch copy of Edmund McMillen’sThe End is Nigh. Not only will it include some sweet ass box art and the excellent platformer, but a neato squishy toy for you to hug and love! This will be included with all first run prints of the game, publisher Nicalis announced over Twitter today....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 168 words · Scott Patel

There are no Guild Wars 2 expansions in the works

ArenaNet confirms focus on Guild Wars 2 Speaking to IGN,Guild Wars 2director Colin Johanson stated that there are no expansions planned forthe game at the current moment. While they haven’tcompletelyruled any out, don’t expect any soon. Johanson states, “expansions are definitely something that we’ll potentially look at in the future. We don’t have a timetable on it. We’re open to it, but I think our major focus as a studio is making the living world concept as strong as possibly can for the players that we’ve got....

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 159 words · George Adams

Thoughts on ReCore, Forza Horizon 3, and butt cancer

Podtoid 355 This week, friend of the show Kenny Redublo joins us to talk about all the hot new PlayStation 2 games he has been playing, demonstrating exquisitely just how fresh our friends’ takes are. At the very least, Brett talks about two new games,ReCoreandForza Horizon 3. How did he feel about them? Listen to the show to find out! (Or read his reviews, but download the podcast anyway.) This week, we also mentioned that we’re looking for a new square logo to use… for reasons!...

May 18, 2025 · 1 min · 117 words · William Schultz