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Writer, editor, streamer, YouTube content creator. Watch #DnD Live Plays, reviews, and guides at youtube.com/@Roguewatson (He/Him)
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Aniimo closed beta early preview: Genshin meets Pokémon (with a little Palworld)

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By Eric Watson Verified
| Pixelkin
As a long-time fan of creature collectors (and occasional player of free-to-play gacha games), I’ve had my eyes on Aniimo ever since it was first announced. While we still don’t have a firm release date, I had a chance to play the most recent closed beta on PC, and came away mostly impressed.
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Guitar Hero developer reveals 16 songs for upcoming rhythm game, Stage Tour

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By Eric Watson Verified
| Pixelkin
Recently revived developer RedOctane Games, notable for the Guitar Hero and DJ Hero rhythm games, announced a new rhythm game, Stage Tour. Stage Tour, which looks a lot like Rock Band, is launching this Fall on PC and consoles. Stage Tour aims to bring back the golden age of rhythm games from the 2000s, which pretty much peaked with Harmonix’s Rock Band series.
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Unique board game-style JRPG series returns with Culdcept Begins, out now on Switch and Switch 2

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By Eric Watson Verified
| Pixelkin
Clear River Games and Neos Corporation have released Culdcept Begins on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2. Fans may recognize the Culdcept name from a decade ago when the last entry, Culdcept Revolt, released on Nintendo 3DS. The series originally started back in 1997 in Japan, but didn’t arrive in the US until the second entry on the PlayStation 2 in 2003.
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