The original Nintendo Switch has surpassed the DS in sales, officially reaching a milestone as Nintendo's best-selling video game system of all time. With 155.37 million units sold as of the last week of December 2025, the Switch only trails Sony's PlayStation 2 for the all-time record.

This achievement was long expected, with the Switch shown to be inching toward the DS's numbers in Nintendo's last quarterly earnings report. Nintendo DS, which was released in 2004 and has long since been discontinued, sold 154.02 million units in its lifetime.

For the Switch to dethrone the PS2, it'll have to overtake its astounding figure of over 160 million consoles sold--if Nintendo can somehow squeeze out more than 5 million sales.

Ubisoft has released The Division: Definitive Edition, although that may come as a surprise as the company never officially announced it.

After being spotted in the wild in Japan, some theorized that the Definitive Edition might be a remaster of sorts for the 2016 game for its 10th anniversary. However, the Definitive Edition is actually a new $50 version of the game that includes the game's previously released expansions, Underground, Survival, and Last Stand, along with weapon skins and gear sets.

The Definitive Edition store page does not mention any graphical upgrades, but people playing on Xbox Series X|S or PS5 may see improvements due to upscaling on those systems. The store pages also do not list off any new features or improvements. The game was originally released for Xbox One, PS4, and PC in 2016. The Division's new Definitive Edition does not appear to be available on Steam.

Nintendo has published its financial results for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, and, amid some impressive figures for its new Switch 2 hardware, it has confirmed that the original Switch is its best-selling console of all time. While it hasn't dethroned the PS2 as the best-selling console of all time--160 million units sold--the Switch has reached a lifetime sales milestone of 155.37 million units.

This new figure has shifted the Nintendo DS to third place on the list of best-selling consoles, with the handheld having moved 154.02 million units during its lifetime. Nintendo predicts it will sell another 750,000 Switch consoles in the current fiscal year, which ends on April 1.

Last year, Bethesda released The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered to great acclaim, leading some players to call for The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind to receive the same kind of update. Now, Larian Studios publishing chief and Baldur's Gate 3 veteran Michael Douse is throwing his support behind a modern update of Morrowind.

In a post on X, Douse wrote, "OK, call me optimistic, but there is a very technically qualified developer out there that would happily remake Morrowind with a modern combat system and it would sell like f***ing hot cakes." In a subsequent post, Douse added, "Mission to find Bethesda's Bloober [Team]: go."

Ok call me optimistic but there is a very technically qualified developer out there that would happily remake Morrowind with a modern combat system and it would sell like fucking hot cakes https://t.co/pDO1HDYGVX

Douse was responding to previous comments left by Bethesda veteran Bruce Nesmith, who recently cast doubt that a Morrowind update is actually what people want.

When I received a press release about a product that claimed to "power long gaming sessions, binge-watch marathons, and busy days" I was immediately intrigued--that's quite literally all I do. It was ironic that I had one of the Fallout season 2 episodes on my third monitor while working, since that email invited me to try Yfood's collaboration with the Prime Video series.

Yfood is a brand that's been around for a while now, mostly based in Europe. Following the success of the first Fallout series, the food brand decided to launch the first-ever food collaboration.

There's a range of six drinks, each replacing the classic Yfood branding with a character from the Fallout series. There are six flavors with limited edition bottles:

Lunar New Year is an annual seasonal event in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. This is a worldwide holiday observed in-game, and it always coincides with the start of the real-world Chinese New Year each year. In this guide, we'll discuss all the festivities and items you can unlock during Lunar New Year.

The date for the event varies each year. For 2026, the Chinese New Year begins on February 17, so the Lunar New Year event for Animal Crossing: New Horizons should arrive on the same date.

At the start of the event, Isabelle will make an announcement and wish everyone good fortune and happiness. This Lunar New Year event gives you unique dialogue with villagers, so make sure to speak with everyone on the island for a festive touch. You can also purchase special holiday items from Nook Shopping.