Ever found yourself pausing a game just to catch up on the latest news? That was me last night when I stumbled upon Bungie’s audacious decision to keep the “fontslop” in Marathon. Honestly, I kinda dig that quirky vibe!
Meanwhile, the Pokémon universe is alive with whispers of a new monster type and sneaky save glitches. Let’s dive in and unpack all the juicy details.
‘Don’t Think for a Second That We’re Gonna Remove the SAUCE From the UI’, Marathon Dev Doubles Down on ‘Fontslop’
Here’s the scoop on the Marathon font drama. A Bungie developer recently clarified their stance on the “fontslop” controversy, boldly stating they’re not backing down from their unique UI design. In fact, they’re keeping the “sauce” in place. Talk about confidence in creative vision!
The term “fontslop” has been tossed around by some players who aren’t thrilled with Marathon’s current font style. But Bungie is standing firm. This could rally fans who appreciate the bold design or continue to irk those who aren’t on board. Personally, I think it’s refreshing that they’re sticking to their guns.
Elliot Gray, a UI designer at Bungie, humorously dubbed the “fontslop merchant,” posted on March 2, 2026, affirming that while they plan to improve Marathon’s UI for inventory management and navigation based on feedback from the Server Slam, the game’s signature “SAUCE”, its eclectic mix of fonts, sizes, colors, and more. Will stay intact under the #fontsloptakeover hashtag.
This response comes after some tough love during the Server Slam, where YouTuber Kelski coined “fontslop.”
Check out the full breakdown on IGN
Pokémon Winds and Waves Might Have a Totally New Monster Type
Game Freak might be gearing up to surprise us in Pokémon Winds and Waves with a brand-new monster type combo. They’ve never used nine different type combinations in any Pokémon game, so we could be looking at something fresh like a Fire/Fairy mix. Imagine a Fire/Fairy Pombon. That would be an exciting addition to the Pokémon roster, right? Shaking things up is exactly what we need.
A new type combo could drastically change gameplay strategies, forcing trainers to rethink their tactics. This opens up fresh opportunities for battles and team dynamics, keeping the Pokémon universe unpredictable. What do you think?
According to Centro Leaks, a new mechanic called “Seed Pokémon” may debut in Pokémon Winds & Waves as a special category rather than a traditional type. This would mark the first major addition to Pokémon classification since the Fairy type was introduced in Generation VI.
Details are still murky, but this new mechanic could function as a distinct gameplay feature, similar to how previous generations introduced Z-Moves and Terastallization.
Pokémon Pokopia Preorders Include A Physical Tote Bag And Bonus In-Game Items
Let’s talk Pokémon Pokopia preorders. If you secure yours now, you’ll snag some sweet bonuses. The preorder package includes a stylish physical tote bag. Perfect for showing off your Pokémon pride. And an adorable in-game Ditto rug decoration. Not a bad deal, right?
The game drops on March 5, 2026, priced at $70. Our review team adored it, giving it a 9/10 for its cozy, Animal Crossing-inspired world. You can preorder from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, the Nintendo Store, or GameStop. Each retailer has unique incentives, so check them out. If you’re as hyped as I am, now’s the perfect time to secure these goodies.
Pokémon Pokopia preorders are also available via the Nintendo eShop for $69, including an early purchase bonus of an in-game Ditto rug redeemable via the Mystery Gift feature by January 31, 2027. While there’s no confirmation about the physical tote bag, the game. Co-developed by Game Freak and Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force. Was announced in a September 2025 Nintendo Direct and features Ditto as a human-mimicking protagonist rebuilding a post-human Pokémon world.
Check GameSpot for the details
Pokémon FireRed And LeafGreen Players Are Accidentally Losing Hours Of Progress
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen players on the Switch are facing a frustrating glitch that causes them to lose hours of progress. This issue arises during Shiny hunting, which has become easier with the Switch port. Imagine spending hours hunting for a Shiny only to lose it all. Total bummer.
So, what’s causing this mess? It seems to be linked to the autosave feature. Reports indicate that autosave might corrupt game data if triggered at the wrong time, particularly troubling for those invested in Shiny hunting. Many players on Reddit are urging Nintendo to address this issue.
Cities Skylines 1 Is Getting Its First New Expansion in Two Years as Resurrection Efforts Seemingly Continue Amid Sequel’s Struggles
Paradox Interactive has announced an exciting new expansion for Cities Skylines 1. The first in nearly two years. With the original developer, Colossal Order, no longer involved, and Cities Skylines 2 still grappling with issues, this expansion is a pivotal move to keep fans engaged.
The expansion promises to introduce enhanced public transportation systems, new building types, and improved city management tools tailored for seasoned city builders. Paradox Interactive aims to breathe new life into this beloved city simulation.
Nvidia’s RTX 5070 Leaps to Top of the Steam Hardware Survey But Something Looks Fishy in the Figures
Nvidia’s RTX 5070 has shot to the top of the Steam Hardware Survey, but something feels off. This sudden surge in popularity seems a bit too good to be true. Is it the typical Lunar New Year holiday buzz from China, or is there more to the story? The RTX 5070’s numbers appear suspiciously high for a card that’s still fresh on the market.
We all know Steam’s surveys can be quirky, but this spike is raising eyebrows. If these figures hold up, that means the RTX 5070’s adoption rate is skyrocketing. But if it’s a fluke, it may not accurately reflect the gaming landscape. Either way, it will be interesting to keep an eye on these trends as we move into 2025.
Marathon: Here’s What We Learned From Bungie’s Post-Server Slam Feedback
This past weekend, Bungie, known for Halo and Destiny 2, hosted a “Server Slam” for their upcoming game, Marathon. This allowed players to dive in and experience a slice of the game. As the event wrapped up, Bungie shared a recap of the feedback they received.
They discussed real-time tweaks made during the Server Slam and what changes might be on the table based on player input. Bungie is no rookie when it comes to live-service shooters, so it’s no surprise they’re actively listening to the community. They mentioned they’ve been “watching from the shadows” and taking notes on player experiences. It’s refreshing to see a developer so open and eager to improve based on our thoughts.
Right now, you can jump into the game solo or team up with up to two friends in trios.
Capcom Yank Resident Evil 4 Remake’s Enigma DRM, Which Had Reportedly Impacted the Horror Flick’s Performance
Capcom has removed Enigma DRM from the Resident Evil 4 Remake, following a switch from Denuvo DRM, which reportedly affected the game’s performance. With all the buzz around Resident Evil Requiem, this move brings attention back to the RE4 Remake. Will this change make a noticeable difference in performance?
Players have reported improvements since the removal of Enigma DRM, aligning with a growing trend in the industry to enhance player experience.
Here’s Rock Paper Shotgun’s take on it
Well, That Looks Like It Could Be a Fallout: New Vegas Remaster Tease From a Fallout 76 Support Studio
Iron Galaxy Studios may have just dropped a big hint about a Fallout: New Vegas remaster. They posted an image featuring a screen from New Vegas. This studio, known for co-developing the Skyrim Switch port and supporting Fallout 76, could be hinting at an exciting remaster. Could this be the sign we’ve been waiting for?
Let’s break this down. While Iron Galaxy isn’t directly known for developing Fallout games, their involvement with Bethesda titles gives this tease some weight. If you’ve been hoping for a New Vegas upgrade, this could be it. Imagine exploring the Mojave Wasteland with updated graphics and features. We’ll need to keep our eyes peeled for more details.
My Take on the Marathon Drama
Am I the only one who finds this whole “Fontslop” saga both hilarious and intriguing? It’s refreshing to see a developer stick to their vision, even when it comes to fonts. Remember, your gaming time is more than just a diversion.
It’s your space to unwind and enjoy. Got thoughts on all this sauce? Share them with us over in the Discord.
