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I say that's bullshit.
That’d be crazy if true.
"Flossie (born 29 December 1995) is the oldest living verified cat (as of December 2025), at 30 years."
"Bobi was a Rafeiro do Alentejo dog from Portugal who was recognized by Guinness World Records (GWR) as the oldest dog ever, reportedly living to be 31 years and 165 days old before his death in October 2023."A cat named Creme Puff lived to be 38 years old, verified.
My dog Jasmine March 3, 2017 (age 2) vs March 3, 2026 (age 11). She has salt and pepper fur now just like me.
Didn't you get her shortly after a car accident? She has been quite a good friend.
Shortly before. My accident was in late June 2017. She's my best friend.
Bull sherbet!
Thanks auto correct.
04.03.26 - Sony Group Corp. is no longer planning PC conversions of major PlayStation 5 games, according to people familiar with the strategy. This is reported by the business service Bloomberg.
The move marks a return to console exclusivity after six years of multi-platform releases. In the future, single-player games such as Ghost of Yotei and the announced Saros will be released exclusively for the PlayStation 5. Online titles such as Marathon remain available across platforms.
Two games developed by external studios but published by PlayStation, Death Stranding 2 and Kena: Scars of Kosmora, are still set to release on PC this year. A spokesman did not comment.
The reasons are weak sales of several PC versions as well as internal concerns that the brand could suffer and hardware sales could be affected. Since 2020, Sony had brought numerous brands to PCs via Steam, including God of War and The Last of Us. However, the publications were inconsistent in terms of time. Competitors are pursuing different models: Nintendo relies on exclusivity, Microsoft publishes across platforms.
Over 5 million Resident Evil: Requiem sold
04.03.26 - Capcom announces that more than 5 million units of Resident Evil: Requiem (PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PC) have now been sold worldwide. The game was released on 02/27/26.
It's got eleven 10/10 reviews
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There’s no one reason why Pokémon Pokopia is so special; this game is a sum of its parts, without a single weak link in the chain. It’s a title that offers a unique spin on the cosy formula, made all the more magical by the familiarity of this wonderful franchise. Pokémon Pokopia is a true adventure that boasts a refreshing sense of freedom. Totally devoid of grind, this experience rewards the curious with heaps of content on offer. You’ll be hard pressed to put it down, and it's certainly a title that we’ll all be discussing when this year’s GOTY discussion rolls around.
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Pokémon Pokopia is entirely brilliant. You'll have expectations. You'll want a cosy, wholesome adventure, with Pokémon given a chance to shine. Pokopia brushes all of those expectations aside with a confident wave, arriving as an expansive, ambitious life-adventure simulator that's absolutely packed with bright ideas, and the execution to match.
Are those real quotes, GG? 😄
Yes.So weird.
Edit: fixed
Pokémon Pokopia has become the highest-rated Pokémon game of all time on Metacritic
The building and town simulator is sitting on a Metascore of 88 on Metacritic. That not only makes it one of the highest-reviewed games of the year so far — it's currently sitting alongside Mewgenics, RPG Estoreic Ebb, and Resident Evil Requiem — but that also makes it the highest-rated Pokémon game ever.
While Pokémon Y also has an 88 Metascore, Pokémon X has an 87, slightly lowering the average across both 2013 3DS games. That means Pokopia also pips Pokémon Moon, Pokémon HeartGold, Pokémon Black, Pokémon White, Pokémon etc
Pokémon Pokopia sees you play as a Ditto that has transformed to look like a human and must shape an empty land into a beautiful space for a variety of Pokémon. You'll learn new moves from Pokémon you meet to expand and create a paradise, collecting berries, rocks, and wood, as well as building furniture, growing vegetables in fields you’ve tilled, creating homes for Pokémon you meet, and more.
IGN's Pokémon Pokopia review returned a 9. We said: "Pokémon Pokopia is an enjoyable, personality-packed building simulator set in a surprisingly deep world that is stuffed with fun things for its delightful Ditto protagonist to do and create." It's out on March 5 exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.