With Pokémon GO‘s Valentine’s Day event ending today (February 15), Niantic is wasting no time starting another in-game event. The Lunar New Year begins tomorrow, February 16, and you better believe Pokémon GO will be celebrating that as well.
This Lunar New Year begins the Year of the Dog, so this event will be all about dog-like Pokémon. The post on the official Pokémon website states that Pokémon resembling dogs, such as Poochyena, Growlithe, Eevee, Snubbull and Electrike, will receive increased spawn rates beginning today and continuing through February 17. Read More...
In case you weren’t aware Sea of Thieves switched from monthly content updates earlier this year to seasonal updates instead. This may sound like a downgrade, but this choice was made so the team could have a bit less crunch plus ensure each update has much more content. Thus far there hasn’t been much outrage, so it seems that change has worked in Rare’s favor. And fans should only be even more excited, as the team has announced today that Sea of Thieves Season Two is now available to all players! Read More...
Earlier today an exploit was found that would allow hackers to take advantage of a glitch in the PSN password reset process. Sony has now issued statement on the most recent development in the PSN hacking scandal. They said that the problem has now been taken care of, and contrary to reports this wasn’t an attack or a hack, but a vulnerability that was spotted early on.
Patrick Seybold issued statement on the matter earlier today: Read More...
