The world of Pokemon Pokopia is filled with exploration and treasure. While helping your Pokemon friends, you might've found some Mysterious Slates as treasure or stumbled on a hidden puzzle wall. In this guide, we'll explain how to collect and use Mysterious Slates to solve a hidden puzzle wall that rewards you with the mythical Pokemon, Mew.

• How to collect Mysterious Slates in Pokopia

Mysterious Slates are found as buried treasure throughout the world of Pokopia. Just like other buried treasure in the game, Mysterious Slates are random drops from the blocks with the gold glow, as shown in the image above. There are 27 different Mysterious Slates in total, and these are used to complete a puzzle board.

You can find buried treasure blocks in all of the main map locations as well as on Drifloon's Dream Islands. We recommended using the Dowsing Machine to help you find more buried treasure. Additionally, the gold glow of the blocks makes nighttime searching easier than daytime, but they can be found at any point in the day.

During this year's Oscars, actress Mckenna Grace showed off her love for Pokemon. While appearing on the Oscars' red carpet coverage, Grace revealed that she used the pockets in her dress to smuggle in some Pokemon cards.

While speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Grace indicated that she had already passed a pack of Pokemon cards to her co-star and romantic partner Mason Thames. But she was also on the lookout for other Pokemon fans at the event.

Mckenna Grace is sneaking Pokémon cards into the Oscars! pic.twitter.com/ZwigQFDRl8

"Mason and I were talking, and I was like, 'I'm really into Pokemon cards ... and I want to be the first person to open Pokemon cards at the Oscars,'" said Grace.

An upgraded version of PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) has arrived for PS5 Pro console owners, and several game studios have revealed more details on how their titles will benefit from this update. Capcom was one of the first companies to show off how one of its games, Resident Evil Requiem, will benefit from several balance, performance, and fidelity upgrades with the upgraded form of PSSR, and CD Projekt Red, Konami, and Square Enix will also see their games further improved.

Sony says the PSSR upgrade will roll out in phases, starting on March 16 at 10 PM PT. Sony added that the algorithm and neural network used in the new PSSR originate from its Project Amethyst partnership with AMD. In the February announcement for the PSSR upgrade, Sony also said that there'll be a further six months of refinement for PS5 Pro players after the update goes live.

Konami says Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill F will be the first games from its library to benefit from smoother gameplay, while fine details will also be rendered with greater clarity so that players can enjoy finding the "beauty in terror," the publisher said on the PS Blog. Another big name is CD Projekt Red, as Cyberpunk 2077 will also take advantage of the improved PS5 Pro hardware capabilities. This marks a big change from the studio's previous stance on a Cyberpunk 2077 PS5 Pro upgrade, as back in 2024, CDPR said it had no plans at the time to introduce such an update for its open-world game.

Over the weekend, former Blizzard VP and Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan decided to show off his new game, The Legend of California, via a 10-hour livestream on Twitch. During the lengthy stream--which Kaplan admits was his first--he demonstrated various aspects of his upcoming game and shared some opinions on the gaming industry at large.

Specifically, he had some choice words for people who complain about video games without ever playing them.

"I understand being upset, and I understand voicing your opinion," Kaplan said. "But if a game comes out and you don't want to play it, and you never played it--shut the f*** up!