Toyotaro updated his bio on X with a statement that gives fans of the Dragon Ball Super manga a glimmer of hope for the return of the series.

The Pokémon Company and Nintendo have announced that online battler Pokémon Champions will launch on Switch and Switch 2 next month. More specifically, Pokémon Champions will launch on Switch on Wednesday, April 8, and will have a free update the same day for Switch 2 owners that uplifts the game "with even clearer graphics." 

Alongside this release date, developer The Pokémon Works says a Pokémon Champions + Starter Pack Bundle will be available on April 8, and it includes the base game (which is free to all players) as well as in-game benefits like additional Pokémon storage space, an extra battle song, and more. 

Pokémon Champions is still set to release on mobile devices later this year, and when it does, there will be crossplay across platforms. The game will also link to Pokémon Home, allowing players to use Pokémon from their previous adventures in the online battler. You can only transfer Pokémon from Pokémon Go (meaning once you send them to Pokémon Champions, you cannot get them back), but you can deposit and withdraw Pokémon in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A. 

"After undergoing Mega Evolution, some of these Pokémon [the press release calls out Mega Emboar, Mega Feraligatr, and Mega Meganium just before this line] will have never-before-seen Abilities in Pokémon Champions," the press release reads. "Mega Meganium will have the newly discovered Ability Mega Sol, which lets the Pokémon use its moves as if the weather were harsh sunlight. Mega Emboar has the Mold Breaker Ability, which causes its moves to be unaffected by the Ability of the target. Mega Feraligatr's newly discovered Ability Dragonize turns Normal-type moves into Dragon-type moves and boosts their power by 20%."

Pokémon Champions will feature Ranked Battles and Casual Battles when it launches on Switch and Switch 2 on April 8. 

In the meantime, read Game Informer's Pokémon Legends: Z-A review, and then check out the reveal trailer for Pokémon Winds and Waves. 

What are you most excited about for Pokémon Champions? Let us know in the comments below!

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It turns out, the key to a terrifying voice is milk... lots of milk. That's according to actress Delanie Nicole Gill, who revealed that in order to get the voice just right for Grace's stalker enemy named "The Girl" in Resident Evil Requiem, she had to drink two jugs of milk. 

As reported by TheGamer, Gill explained during a Resident Evil Requiem panel at MegaCon Orlando 2026 (via footage posted online by MiamiGameHunter on YouTube) that the voice directors wanted a "very thick consistency" to her spit when voicing lines for The Girl. If you have played Requiem, you know her voice is horrific, as is her desire to eat you. 

"They wanted a very thick consistency to my spit, and they wanted gurgling and clicking and things like that," Gill said. "We did two four-hour sessions, and I went through two jugs of milk, around this big [gestures to a size similar to at least a gallon of milk], to thicken up my spit. I had to lay a towel on my lap because of the way my mouth was arranged – my bottom lip was down and it was just dripping in my lap." 

That sure is something, but good for Gill – her milk-chugging efforts created arguably the scariest enemy in the entire game. 

Speaking of that game, you can read Game Informer's Resident Evil Requiem review to find out why it's one of our favorite games of the year so far.  

[Source: TheGamer, MiamiGameHunter]

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Dying Light 2 Stay Human developer Techland has announced a new edition of its latest release, Dying Light: The Beast, which launched last year, and it's coming soon. More specifically, Dying Light: The Beast – Restored Land Edition launches this week, on Thursday, March 26, and it will be free for anyone who already owns The Beast, as reported by IGN. 

This new edition of The Beast, which follows the base launch that happened last September, will include the full base game, all post-launch content, and the Restored Land Edition content, which features a new persistent survival mode. IGN reports that in this new Restored Land content, neither zombies nor loot will respawn after you kill them/pick-up the loot, meaning this map is persistent. In a behind-the-scenes video about this new content, Techland says that when you kill all zombies in an area, it will gradually be restored to its pre-apocalyptic state, with additional humans and more. 

Check it out in the Dying Light: The Beast – Restored Land Edition trailer for yourself below: 

Elsewhere in this content update, Techland has added Roadkill Rallies, which are vehicle challenges to complete. Plus, an optional One Life mode for Restored Land turns the persistent survival mode into an even more challenging experience because if you die in this mode, your save is wiped. 

Dying Light: The Beast – Restored Land Edition launches March 26, but if you already own the base game, you'll get all the new content for free. 

In the meantime, read Game Informer's Dying Light 2 Stay Human review, and then read Game Informer's Dying Light: The Beast review. 

[Source: IGN]

Are you hopping into this new survival mode? Let us know in the comments below!