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Taki Udon SUPER5 HDMI Mod Nintendo Switch Lite
The Switch Lite has always been the little sibling of the Switch lineup—small, budget-friendly and perfect for gamers who just want to get into handheld gaming without the bulk of the standard Switch or the price tag of the new Switch 2. But its quirks—no TV hookup, fixed Joy-Cons and an aging LCD screen—have held it back from being great. Taki Udon, a modder whose SUPER5 HDMI mod, paired with an OLED screen upgrade, turns the Switch Lite into a handheld that feels like it came straight from Nintendo’s factory.

Resident Evil Survival Unit iOS Android
Capcom’s Resident Evil series has been the survival horror king for ages, with its creepy hallways and zombie-infested mansions keeping us on edge. Now it’s diving into new waters with Resident Evil Survival Unit, a mobile strategy game coming later in 2025. Developed by Aniplex and JOYCITY with Capcom at the helm, this isn’t a rehash of the console classics—it’s a brand new spin that combines real-time strategy with that Resident Evil feel.

Chronicles of the Wolf Game
Super Castlevania IV left its mark on gaming history with its gothic atmosphere, whip-cracking action and soundtrack that still resonates with SNES fans. Now in 2025, Migami Games’ Chronicles of the Wolf enters that hallowed ground, a modern take on the Castlevania formula that’s both a tribute and a bold new direction. This is a full-fledged Metroidvania that captures the spirit of Simon Belmont’s 1991 quest while spinning a new yarn of werewolves and 18th century France.

Portal GLaDOS Potato
In the world of video games, few characters stick with you like GLaDOS, the snarky AI from Valve’s Portal series. Her sharp-tongued sarcasm and sneaky jabs made her a legend, but it’s her weirdly iconic potato-powered version in Portal 2 that’s sparked a totally bonkers DIY project. Robotics whiz Dave Niewinski took this quirky bit of gaming history and turned it into a real-life AI assistant—yep, stuffed inside a 3D-printed potato.

Silent Hill f Opening Intro Konami Anime Expo Panel
Konami’s Silent Hill f broke through the mist at Anime Expo 2025, held in Los Angeles from July 3 to July 6, with a panel that gave fans goosebumps. A sneaky in-engine cinematic trailer, filmed by an attendee despite a no-cameras rule, gave a spine-chilling peek into this psychological horror comeback. Slated to hit PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on September 25, 2025, the game’s ready to drag players into a haunting story set in 1960s Japan.