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Pokemon Champions dev explains why matches are so short
Masaaki Hoshino, producer of Pokemon Champions, explained the design choice for short, four-minute matches, a reduction from the five-minute goal and even shorter than Pokemon Unite's ten-minute matches. This was achieved by streamlining animations, simultaneous effects, and an early surrender option, aiming to keep players engaged in continuous battles. The game is available on Nintendo eShop and mobile platforms.
Using a mobile controller has completely ruined my ability to game without one, and it's the perfect time to test…
Using a mobile controller like the Scuf Nomad has significantly improved the author's mobile gaming experience, making on-screen controls feel inadequate. While the Nomad is praised for its design and functionality on iPhones, it is not compatible with Android devices. The article suggests that mobile controllers enhance gameplay by providing better control and reaction times, though they make returning to touch controls a chore.
Marvel Project Comet Playable Characters & Drops Leaked
A leak has revealed playable and upcoming characters for the unannounced Marvel-themed gacha RPG, Marvel Project Comet. The game, which is reportedly being developed by Scopely, is expected to launch on Android and iOS and draws comparisons to Genshin Impact and Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Leaked playable characters include Wolverine, Doctor Strange, Captain America, and more, with additional characters like Hulk and Thor slated for future updates.
Newzoo: Global games market made over $200bn in 2025
The global games market generated over $200 billion in revenue in 2025, marking a 9.1% year-on-year increase. Mobile gaming accounted for 56% of this revenue, while PC and console gaming each took 22%. China and the United States were the largest markets, contributing over half of the global spending.
Amid all the closures and layoffs, the global games market has apparently passed $200 billion in yearly revenue for the…
The global games market has surpassed $200 billion in yearly revenue for the first time, reaching $201.6 billion according to Newzoo, an increase of 9.1% year-on-year. Mobile gaming leads this growth, followed by PC and console gaming, despite widespread industry layoffs and studio closures. This financial success contrasts sharply with the recent difficulties faced by many companies and employees within the sector.
How Melbet Casino Fits into the Canadian Online Gambling Landscape in 2026
Melbet is rapidly expanding its presence in the Canadian online gambling market by offering a versatile platform that combines casino games, sports betting, and mobile accessibility. The platform focuses on user experience through convenient payment methods and a wide variety of entertainment options. As the Canadian market matures with provincial regulations and increasing competition, Melbet aims to establish itself as a recognizable brand by prioritizing accessibility, variety, and flexibility for players, particularly through its mobile-first approach.
Evening Reading - June 17, 2026
This edition of Evening Reading covers several gaming news items including the launch of Pokemon Champions on mobile, Starseeker: Astroneer Expeditions' early access, and Epic Games' stance on generative AI in Unreal Engine 6. It also notes the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 5's first new heist in years and the porting of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 to PlayStation consoles.
Mega Raichu X and Y are going to be strong in Pokemon Champions – here’s why
The mobile game Pokemon Champions has introduced Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y, significantly boosting the competitive viability of Raichu. Mega Raichu X excels as a physical attacker with Electric Terrain support, particularly in doubles, while Mega Raichu Y is a powerful special attacker suited for singles play due to its No Guard ability and high stats.
New Call of Duty Mobile Legendary Guns Leaked
New leaks suggest that Call of Duty Mobile Season 7, launching August 1, 2026, will introduce several new legendary and epic guns, including the FSS Hurricane and Cronen Squall. The leaks also reveal new character skins, though Activision has not officially confirmed these details. The article also briefly mentions the return of global chat in Clash of Clans.
Warlock ‘n’ load: First impressions of Diablo Immortal’s 5.0, Lut Gholein, and the new Warlock
This preview covers Diablo Immortal's 5.0 update, introducing the new Warlock class and the Lut Gholein combat zone. While the Warlock is considered the least favorite iteration compared to Diablo II and Diablo IV, the update offers a welcome addition of content for the mobile Action RPG. The Lut Gholein zone faithfully recreates the Diablo II location and provides good loot, making it a potential grind spot for players.
Online Casino Slots in Canada: What Every Gamer Should Know in 2026
This guide explores the landscape of online slots in Canada for 2026, detailing provincial regulations, platform requirements, and age restrictions. It breaks down different slot types like classic, video, Megaways, and progressive jackpots, explaining concepts such as RTP and volatility. The article also touches on the growing influence of mobile gaming and faster withdrawal expectations on player habits.
Pokemon Champions now on mobile devices and Version 1.1.0 available
Pokemon Champions is now available on iOS and Android devices, featuring cross-save support with the Nintendo Switch version. Players can log in to claim Raichu and its associated Mega Stones as part of the Version 1.1.0 update.
Pokémon Champions Available Now on iOS and Android Devices
Pokémon Champions is now available for free on iOS and Android devices, in addition to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The game features competitive Pokémon battles with cross-play compatibility between mobile and Nintendo Switch systems. A special in-game campaign for Raichu is also running until September 2, 2026.
Pokemon Champions has launched on mobile devices
Pokemon Champions has launched on iOS and Android devices, following its earlier release on Nintendo Switch. The game, developed by The Pokemon Company, features gameplay similar to the Pokemon Stadium series. Despite a rocky console launch marred by bugs and monetization issues, the mobile version aims to provide an improved experience.
Pokémon Champions Launches On Mobile Today Alongside A New Game Update
Pokémon Champions has launched on iOS and Android devices, coinciding with Version 1.1.0 update for the Nintendo Switch version. The update expands the game's roster and includes a special login reward of Raichu and Mega Stones. The mobile version features cross-save support with the Switch.
G-MODE Archives+ PAC-MAN launches June 18 in Japan
The feature phone version of the classic arcade game PAC-MAN is launching for Nintendo Switch and PC in Japan on June 18 for 800 yen. Developed by G-MODE Corporation, this release is a port of the Japanese flip phone app and does not include new features like achievements or additional languages.
Morning Mobilization
The retro computer brand Commodore has released a flip phone, generating excitement. Separately, PUBG Mobile set a new record for the largest mobile team-based esports tournament with over 1.2 million players participating.
The Best Android Match Three Puzzlers – Updated!
This article rounds up the best match-three puzzle games available on Android, catering to various tastes from sci-fi adventures to relaxing matching experiences. It highlights titles like Tiny Bubbles, You Must Build A Boat, Pokemon Shuffle Mobile, and Magic: Puzzle Quest, providing brief descriptions and noting their availability on Google Play, with some featuring in-app purchases.
The Witcher Co-op Game in Development for PC and Mobile – Rumor
A rumor suggests CD Projekt RED is developing a free-to-play co-op game set in The Witcher universe for PC, iOS, and Android. The title, reportedly set in the year 1230, will feature players taking on monster contracts with skill-based combat and potion brewing. CD Projekt RED is also working with Fool's Theory on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt expansion 'Songs of the Past,' which has been delayed to a 2027 release.
G2 and PUBG MOBILE Esports Announce Partnership to Expand Western Europe’s Esports Ecosystem
G2 and PUBG MOBILE Esports have announced a partnership aimed at expanding the mobile esports ecosystem in Western Europe. The collaboration will commence with the 2026 PUBG MOBILE Club Open (PMCO) Western Europe Wildcard and includes the launch of an ambassador program featuring content creator JanickaGaming. This initiative seeks to leverage G2's expertise in esports and content creation to foster growth and community engagement within the region.