The Pokémon Company criticises Trump administration's use of its imagery in political memes, says Pokémon is apolitical, Trump spokesman uses decade-old Clinton post to accuse them of bias

The Pokémon Company criticises Trump administration’s use of its imagery in political memes, says Pokémon is apolitical, Trump spokesman uses decade-old Clinton post to accuse them of bias

The Pokémon Company International has criticised the Trump administration’s use of its characters and imagery in political meme posts. The latest example was a still image from the newly released Pokopia that has been altered to feature the slogan “Make America Great Again”, with series mascot Pikachu poking out from behind the “e” in “Make”….

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Retroid Teases Its New Dual-Screen Handheld, The ‘Pocket Duo’

Two Screen, One Pocket. Retroid Interactive has released a teaser trailer for an all-new handheld device: the Pocket Duo. While the developer has remained tight-lipped about the Pocket Duo’s details, the trailer focuses mostly on the new hardware’s dual-screen technology, reminiscent of the phenomenally successful Nintendo DS. Read the full article on timeextension.com Two Screen,…

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Fishing Comes to Fallout 76 with Gone Fission

Category: Xbox Games Showcase June 8, 2025 Fishing Comes to Fallout 76 with Gone Fission Gabriel Santiago, Associate Content Manager Grab your tackle box and your waders and head for the water, because Fallout 76’s newest update just reeled in a huge new feature. On June 3, Bethesda Game Studios released Gone Fission, a free…

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Mewgenics sells 1 million copies in just 1 week, far more than its creators expected: ‘We both got a bit blindsided by this’

That sure didn’t take long: Just one week after release, the bizarre cat-breeding simulator Mewgenics has surpassed one million copies sold. Word of the major milestone came from Mewgenics co-creator Tyler Glaiel on X, who posted a simple, to-the-point message that was apparently created by fan artist Whom: (Image credit: Tyler Glaiel (Twitter)) The message…

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