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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book Flower Crown

For those playing Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, we have a quick and straightforward guide on how to get a Flower Crown.

The Nintendo Switch 2 game is out now, and one of the earlier achievements that isn’t immediately clear is getting a flower crown from a Crazee Dayzee. If needed, you can spend tokens to get a more clear hint on how to get the flower crown achievement, but in case you’d rather not do that, we have the solution right here.

Switch demos

Thousands of games are currently available on Nintendo Switch, and there are a ton of demos out there for many of them. Not just Nintendo, but also third-parties are offering demos. We’ve now put together a comprehensive list of what’s out there.

Since our reader base is English-speaking, that’s what we’re focusing on here. In other words, we’re highlighting Switch demos that you can find in North America and Europe. Japan has a few extra demos on its end, but a majority of them are for titles that are not currently being sold in the west and are only playable in Japanese.

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Pokemon Legends Z-A Consummate Gamer guide

Today, we’re covering what we feel is the worst achievement in Pokemon Legends: Z-A with the Consummate Gamer, but we’ll give you some tips on how to get it.

Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 10 Best Pokemon

Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s tenth ranked battles season is live now, and it allows Mythical and sub-Legendary Pokemon but doesn’t allow heavy hitters like Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza, Xerneas, and Yveltal. By this point, we’re assuming a good chunk of you who are still playing ranked battles are doing so for the sake of some of the in-game achievements. If you happen to be going for Consummate Gamer, there’s one specific Pokemon allowed in this format that’s going to consistently ruin your day!

Pokemon Champions Season M-1 Best

Today, we’re going over some of the best Pokemon in Pokemon Champions Season M-1, and what each one does. We’ll also be covering both singles and doubles.

The first season of Pokemon Champions is still ongoing until May 12, and surprisingly, a lot of players really like the current format – it doesn’t allow for any Legendary or Mythical Pokemon, and many power-boosting items are strangely absent from the game. Inconvenient as the latter may be, it means the power level of the metagame is probably the lowest it’ll ever be. That means it’s a great time to get involved and build your own team.

How to get Nintendo eShop refund

For anyone wondering what the criteria to get a refund on Nintendo eShop is and how to actually get one, we’ve got you covered.

Historically, Nintendo isn’t too keen on offering digital purchase refunds on the eShop. That might be one more reason to purchase physical games, at least! That said, though, Nintendo occasionally offers one-time exceptions for certain circumstances. Most reasons won’t get you a refund, but there are some that will – here’s what you need to know.


Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 9 Ranked Battles

Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s ninth season of ranked battles has begun, and it completely bans Legendary and Mythical Pokemon. Order has been restored! And, more importantly, if you happen to be going for the dreaded Consummate Gamer title achievement, this is the season to do it – the power level is now much lower, and the top Pokemon all have defined checks and counters. Whether you are or aren’t going for Consummate Gamer, today we’re going over all of the top Pokemon you can use on your team to get some wins.

Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 8 best Pokemon

It feels like we say this every time a new season comes around, but Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s ranked battle season 8 is probably the worst one yet – but for real this time. Not necessarily because a small group of Pokemon overpowers the rest (that is the case here to an extent), but because your choices are extremely limited. Not only are you restricted to using Pokemon that got Mega Evolutions in Pokemon Legends: Z-A (which means no Mega Evolutions from X, Y, Omega Ruby, or Alpha Sapphire), but they cannot be entered unless they’re holding their Mega Stone. This means you can’t run Focus Sash at all, which means if you’re going for the Consummate Gamer bonus, you have no protection against one-hit KO moves. At any rate, given how small the selection of Pokemon is here, it makes sense that there are a few that tower above the others.

Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 7 Best Pokemon

We’re back again with another list of the best Pokemon in the current season of Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s ranked battles, this time for season 7. Unfortunately, this season is almost certainly the worst one yet.

This time around, you can use two restricted Legendary Pokemon on your team of three, and you can use as many Mythical Pokemon as you want. In previous seasons, there was a triangle of top Pokemon – you had Garchomp at the very top, Glaceon to counter it, and Steel-types to dispatch Glaceon as well as Fairy-types. In season 7, though, it’s all legendary spam. Every team is using two Legendary Pokemon, which means the power charts are through the roof. If you’re trying to go for the Consummate Gamer title, this season is nigh unviable because almost everything is going to KO you in a single hit.

Pokemon Legends Z-A Season 5 Best Pokemon

A few weeks ago, we reported on the best Pokemon to use in Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s Season 4 Ranked Battles. For the most part, every Pokemon we listed there is still perfectly viable in Season 5. This time around, though, Season 5 allows both sub-Legendary Pokemon and Mythical Pokemon. Which means you’re going to see a lot of Magearna and Melmetal running around. They’re now some of the strongest Pokemon in the metagame, and today we’re going over some movesets you can expect to see on each of them.


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