Pokemon Pokopia is all about building cozy habitats and restoring the world around you with the help of your Pokemon friends. There are a lot of different types of habitats to build, treasure to find, and different species of Pokemon to meet along the way.

There's no battling in this game, so even if you're a professional Pokemon Trainer, you might still need a little guidance with Pokemon Pokopia. Below, you can find a comprehensive hub of every guide we've done on Pokemon Pokopia, so hopefully we can help you on your new journey. This list includes a habitat dex, objective walkthroughs, a time travel guide, and more.

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• Getting started with Pokemon Pokopia

Getting started with Pokemon Pokopia

Here are the guides you'll need when you're just getting started. This includes character creation tips and a guide on how to speed the game up with time travel.

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John Carpenter's Toxic Commando

$40 | Releases March 12

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Gaming hardware evolves, and trends change, but if there's one constant in life, it's that slaying zombies will always be fun. Later this year, you can continue that fine tradition in John Carpenter's Toxic Commando, a squad-based first-person shooter set in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. The game launches for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on March 12, and preorders are available now, including $40 physical PS5 or Xbox Series X editions. Preordering the game gets you a few pieces of bonus DLC.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando Preorder Bonus

The preorder bonus for John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is the Leon's Secret Stash DLC. This unlocks a new skin for each of the game's playable characters and upgrades your arsenal with the ACW-20 primary weapon and the Wakizashi melee weapon. You'll also get the "First In Last Out" player profile and title.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando $40 | Releases March 12

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is available in a standard edition that gets you the full game, plus the Leon's Secret Stash DLC preorder bonus if you purchase ahead of launch. Physical PS5 and Xbox Series X versions are available to preorder for $40 at Amazon. Digital preorders are also available.

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Set in a world where a corporation has unwittingly unleashed the apocalypse on humanity, Toxic Commando leverages John Carpenter's signature filmmaking style to deliver a co-op shooter with '80s horror and over-the-top action vibes. Developed by Saber Interactive--a company that previously unleashed the undead in the well-received World War Z video game--up to four players can team up to take on the zombie hordes in large open-world maps.

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Capcom just released a patch for Resident Evil Requiem that includes a number of fixes, squashing bugs and improving performance on both console and PC. The patch was released alongside an announcement revealing Capcom has plans to implement improvements to DualSense controller support on PC, though there's no word yet on when exactly that will happen.

"A new patch is out now for Resident Evil Requiem, including fixes for some known issues," the publisher shared in a recent post on X. "We've also heard your feedback and are working on adding support for the DualSense wireless controller adaptive trigger and vibration functions for the PC version of the game. This will take some time, but we appreciate your patience."

There's no telling exactly how much time it will take for Capcom to improve the DualSense experience on PC. But in the meantime, PC players can improve their gameplay experience with some of the hilarious mods recently released for Resident Evil Requiem, including one that gives Leon a Burt Reynolds-esque moustache.

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A free trial for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is live now on all platforms, giving players a chance to try the newest Call of Duty game without paying anything for it.

The free trial includes 25 multiplayer maps and eight multiplayer modes, along with six Zombies maps and five modes. Check out the image below to see what you can play during the trial, which runs now through March 9 on all platforms.

Black Ops 7 is the newest entry in the series, and is the second Black Ops game in as many years, following Black Ops 6 in 2024. This year's new Call of Duty game is rumored to be Modern Warfare 4, with developer Infinity Ward supposedly leading development.

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is less than a month away, but fans can get their tickets starting next week. Cinemark announced that tickets for the movie will go on sale on March 9, which coincides with the next Nintendo Direct about the film taking place on the same day. We'll get to see the final trailer for the movie, and if it's like any of the others, some sort of special message from Shigeru Miyamoto and Illumination's Chris Meledandri.

Promotion and collabs have been heating up for the movie, including a brand-new Dippin' Dots ice cream flavor--which will be released in a special tin on Mario Day (March 10), and of course, the Yoshi popcorn bucket.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie arrives in theaters on April 1, featuring Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Day, and Jack Black returning to their respective voices, while Oscar-winner Brie Larson joins up as the serene Rosalina along with Benny Safdie as Bowser Jr. Another one of Mario's archnemesis was speculated to make an appearance after an accidental leak, but is still unconfirmed as of now.

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There's a reasonable expectation for privacy that comes with using direct messages, but no should ever count on that. That's what some players may be discovering now that they've learned that Embark Studios' Arc Raiders was recording and storing their Discord DMs.

According to Insider Gaming, the issue was uncovered by computer engineer Timothy Meadows. He discovered that when Arc Raiders was linked to players' Discord accounts, it stored their private messages locally on their PCs as well as the Discord tokens needed to access them. If Embark had been intentionally spying on its players, that could have been enough to go through all of their private messages.

Embark has already acknowledged the issue and shared a hotfix to take care of it. On the game's Discord channel, Embark stated that "excessive user information" had been saved, and the company assured players that their personal info and messages weren't reviewed or stored outside of their own machines. Embark also disclosed that it will conduct an audit to make sure there are no similar incidents now or in the future.

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