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Palworld Gets Surprise PS5 Release, Available Now
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Pocketpair's hit game is officially releasing today on the PS5. The game has sold over 15 million copies since its release earlier last year. The PlayStation 5 release comes as a surprise, despite months of speculation.
The monster collecting, gun-toting adventure game is out now on the PS5, revealed at the Sony State of Play on the PlayStation Blog. The release comes hot on the heels of Pocketpair getting sued by Nintendo and Pokémon.
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Nintendo Announces Open Playtest For Undisclosed Switch Online Feature
A very mysterious announcement was made by Nintendo, which announced a playtest for a new Nintendo Switch Online feature. However, those who want to participate will need to have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription enabled with the Expansion Pack. The details about the playtest are relatively vague, and the kind of feature they could possibly be adding to Nintendo Switch Online has not been mentioned. Just yesterday, they announced the new hardware that they were releasing, but it wasn't the Nintendo Switch 2 announcement that people were hoping for. Instead, in a fever dream turn of events, Nintendo announced their new alarm clock, named Alarmo. This alarm clock costs $99.99, and those who own it must have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to be able to purchase it in the first place. Whether the feature that they are reportedly playtesting has anything to do with the clock remains to be seen.
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