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Why Fast Charging Never Agreed on a Standard: USB PD, PPS, SuperVOOC and the Rest

The fast charging landscape is fragmented with competing standards like USB PD, PPS, and proprietary solutions such as SuperVOOC, leading to consumer confusion. While USB PD with PPS is emerging as a near-universal standard for phones, tablets, and laptops, it doesn't always unlock peak speeds for devices using proprietary technologies. Factors like device internal silicon, cable quality, and charging habits significantly impact charging speed and battery longevity more than the specific protocol used.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

Entropy, a deliciously miserable Final Fantasy-esque RPG where your party members can permanently die, is now out in early access

Entropy, a post-apocalyptic turn-based RPG from developer Lovely Hellplace, has launched in early access on PC. The game features Soulslike mechanics, permadeath for party members, and a narrative set in a miserable world, drawing comparisons to Final Fantasy and XCOM.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Final Fantasy Resonance Trailer Showcases The Versatile Onion Knight

A new trailer for Final Fantasy Resonance showcases the versatile Onion Knight, who can switch between warrior, ninja, and mage roles. The game is set to release on October 22nd for consoles and PC, featuring allies like the Warrior of Light and Noctis.

Rock Paper ShotgunVery positive

Sraëka Lillian's one-a-week RPG "sketches" are a lovely series of experiments with hoary old conventions from Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest

Sraëka Lillian is releasing a series of "RPG sketches" on Itch.io, with each mini-RPG experiment developed in under a week. These sketches explore and deconstruct common conventions found in classic RPGs like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, offering insights into game design and the creative process.

Metro UKNeutral

Games Inbox: Should Call Of Duty become free-to-play?

This collection of reader letters discusses various gaming topics, including the potential for Call of Duty to go free-to-play, skepticism about the Kingdom Hearts series, hopes for a FIFA rival from 2K, and the surprising success of Pokémon Pokopia. Other topics include the perceived 'Marvel curse' in games, the changing landscape of game reveals, and recommendations for PlayStation 5 accessories.

Retro GamerPositive

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's "untranslatable" inspiration is finally getting an English release after 22…

Alain Damasio's influential French novel, Horde of the Counterwind, which inspired the game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, is finally receiving its first English translation. The book, originally published over two decades ago, will be available in the US on October 13 and in the UK on November 12. The novel's complex wordplay had previously made it a challenging text to translate.

PC GamerPositive

Wes Fenlon's recommendations

PC Gamer writer Wes Fenlon shares his personal recommendations for games, movies, gadgets, and more, reflecting on his decade-long career covering PC gaming. He highlights his interest in emulation, Japanese games, and niche communities, often finding himself drawn to complex simulations like Satisfactory or older titles like Final Fantasy.

Nintendo EverythingVery positive

Final Fantasy Resonance reveals extended gameplay

Final Fantasy Resonance, a new turn-based RPG featuring HD-2D visuals, is set to release on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on October 22, 2026. An extended 16-minute gameplay video has been released, showcasing a boss battle against Esper Shiva and detailing various gameplay mechanics, including strategic turn-based combat and the use of 'Visions' to aid in battle. The game promises a return to classic Final Fantasy elements like airships and moogles, alongside extensive side content.

EGamers.ioVery positive

Chrono Trigger Turned 31, and Square Enix Still Hasn’t Made Anything Better

Chrono Trigger, released 31 years ago, remains Square Enix's benchmark for JRPG quality, a standard the company has yet to surpass despite its rich history. The game innovated by removing random encounters, featuring a compelling story, and boasting a legendary soundtrack, all thanks to a dream team of industry veterans. Despite its enduring legacy, Square Enix has failed to bring Chrono Trigger to modern platforms, hindering its accessibility and preservation.

PC GamerVery positive

You deserve a travel power adapter you actually like for your next trip

The author recommends the Ceptics Travel Adapter as a simple and flexible option for international travel, contrasting it with bulky, all-in-one adapters. The adapter features swappable plugs and a 30W USB-C port, making it a practical choice for travelers who prioritize functionality and space-saving design.

Retro GamerVery positive

This new Final Fantasy board game passed me by, but I'm sold already thanks to the pixel art

A new Final Fantasy board game, Origins of Light: A Final Fantasy Board Game, was previewed at Gen Con 2026, drawing inspiration from the Pixel Remaster series with its pixel art style. Developed by KessCo, the game aims to recreate the original three Final Fantasy titles for tabletop. While gameplay details are scarce, the preview showcased crystal dice and character art reminiscent of the 16-bit era, with a Kickstarter planned before a late 2026 launch.

EGamers.ioVery positive

Fields of Mistria Leaves Early Access Today, Fusing Zelda and Final Fantasy Into the Genre’s Best Stardew Successor

Fields of Mistria has officially left Early Access on Steam, merging farming simulation elements reminiscent of Stardew Valley with adventure and magic inspired by The Legend of Zelda and Final Fantasy. Developed by NPC Studio, the game maintains its "overwhelmingly positive" player rating and will not see a price increase for its full release. While PC is the primary focus, console ports are being evaluated for the future.

PC GamerVery positive

Don't let this beautifully-drawn action RPG starring two girls trained in Sekiro-style combat get lost in the sea…

Lunarium is a beautifully drawn action RPG with Sekiro-style combat that aims to stand out on Steam. The game features a hand-drawn art style reminiscent of Nier: Automata and Final Fantasy, with gameplay focusing on the synergy between two characters, Ave and Lune. Lunarium is set to release on Steam on July 28.

Retro GamerVery positive

Resident Evil beats Final Fantasy to become the best-selling Japanese game series not published by Nintendo, with…

The Resident Evil series has surpassed Final Fantasy to become the best-selling Japanese game franchise not published by Nintendo, with over 213 million copies sold. Resident Evil 2's 2019 remake is now the series' best-selling individual title with 19.75 million units sold, overtaking Resident Evil 5. Resident Evil 4 remake is also performing strongly, indicating continued success for the horror franchise.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Former Disney CEO has no memory of approving Kingdom Hearts

Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner has no recollection of approving the development of Kingdom Hearts. His memory was only slightly jogged when informed that the game combined Final Fantasy characters with Disney properties.

Retro GamerVery positive

As the Famicom turns 43, Kirby and Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai says it's the console that had the…

Masahiro Sakurai, creator of Kirby and Super Smash Bros., celebrated the 43rd anniversary of the Family Computer (Famicom), stating it had the biggest impact on him as a game creator. Square Enix also marked the occasion, highlighting the Famicom's importance for the JRPG genre with the beginnings of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. Sakurai emphasized the console's role in shaping the modern game industry.

Retro GamerNegative

13 years after raising $1 million on Kickstarter, dev of infamous JRPG breaks silence to say work will continue through…

After 13 years and $1 million raised on Kickstarter, the developer of the JRPG Project Phoenix has broken their silence to explain the prolonged development. Game director Hiroaki Yura apologized for the lack of updates, citing personal issues and the departure of a key programmer as reasons for the delays. He stated that the project is still alive and being funded by other studios he has built, with a new Discord server planned for more frequent communication.

Retro GamerNeutral

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 director thinks devs will eventually "be able to churn out a game in 5 seconds with a prompt," but he hopes they're not any good

Guillaume Broche, lead developer at Sandfall Interactive, believes that while AI could eventually allow for games to be generated instantly with a prompt, he hopes these creations won't be good. His studio is not using generative AI for creative work, though they are exploring its use for administrative tasks. Broche also mentioned that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a spiritual successor to the JRPG Lost Odyssey.

EurogamerNeutral

What we've been playing - "As a result, I lost all my best clothes and my Switch 2"

Several individuals share their recent gaming experiences, including updates to Battlefield 6's gunplay, the unfortunate loss and replacement of a Nintendo Switch, playing Hades 2 and Cyberpunk 2077, and diving into Persona 5 Royal. The article highlights the user interface of the Switch and the evolution of Cyberpunk 2077 since its launch.

Nintendo EverythingVery positive

Square Enix just kicked off its biggest Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch sale ever with massive discounts for Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, more

Square Enix has launched its largest-ever sale on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch, featuring significant discounts on numerous titles. Games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined, Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake, and Octopath Traveler are available at new low prices. The sale includes titles for both current Nintendo Switch models and the upcoming Switch 2, with discounts lasting until July 17, 2026.