IGN has a great interview with Chris Maple, the designer who created the iconic Pokémon logo. The whole article is worth a read, but there’s also a mystery: if you happen to have any details about Nintendos’ “crystal horse head,” make sure to hit up the author.
The next game from Katamari creator Keita Takahashi launches very soon — To a T hits the PS5, Xbox, and PC on May 28th — but you can check it out early with this new Steam demo. I’m still not entirely sure what the game, which stars a kid stuck in a t-pose, is actually about, and this interview with Takahashi in Wired only has me more confused.
If nothing else, the Jurassic Park franchise has done a solid job of coming up with reasons for people to keep returning to dinosaur-infested islands. The latest example is Jurassic World Rebirth, which has Scarlett Johansson searching for some life-saving dino DNA. It also looks like a mix of a number of film franchises — a little Alien, a little Indiana Jones — and it hits theaters on July 2nd.
The excellent puzzle gaming site has slowly been growing with new games and social features, and soon it’s getting a much-requested feature: a mobile app. It’s coming on May 19th for iPhone users, and you can pre-download it right here.
When Square Enix cancelled the KH mobile spinoff Missing-Link, it assured fans that is was still “hard at work” on the next mainline entry in the series. Now it’s gone one step farther and released a fresh batch of screenshots for the game. The publisher says that it “can’t wait to share more about Kingdom Hearts IV when the time is right.”
