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It's been a long while, but Pikmin 4 is finally official, confirming that the Pikmin franchise is coming back once again.First mentioned by Shigeru Miyamoto all the way back in 2015, before the Switch was even announced, fans were starting to worry that Pikmin might not get another game, but we've got all the (at this point scant) details on it for you right here.Check out the best upcoming games for Nintendo Switch here, meanwhile, if you're looking for something else.Pikmin 4 release datePikmin 4 will come out sometime in 2023, according to its first teaser trailer, which you can...

An anything goes mix of shellfish and fish, this fragrant, spicy stew is a great way to make the best of your local fishmongerHaemultang is a deliciously wholesome Korean soup, made from a combination of shellfish and fish, simmered in a spicy broth. Quite often it is cooked in a heavy stone pot that retains its heat at the table; but sometimes it is served bubbling over a portable stove, especially when there’s a crowd to feed.This already wonderful dish is even more special for me, as it holds sentimental memories – both of the home I grew up in...

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”Welcome to the kingdom of fish.” If you’re a sushi fan who also has a taste for travel, there are a couple places in Japan that are probably on your dream itinerary. Tokyo’s Tsukiji and Toyosu, the capital’s former and current fish markets, most likely have the top spots, perhaps joined by the morning seafood markets in Hokkaido’s Hakodate and Ishikawa’s Kanazawa. But there’s a fantastic fish market, with an array of restaurants where you can dine on the freshest possible sushi and sashimi, that’s been flying under the foodie radar for far too long, and it’s the one in...

TOYS OF TERROR is a 2020 Christmas horror movie that’s exactly what it sounds like – a movie about toys coming to life and doing evil toy shit. It seems to have premiered on SyFy, and it’s on DVD and VOD. The director is someone named Nicholas Verso (BOYS IN THE TREES) and it’s written and executive produced by Dana Gould, the comedian, Simpsons writer and podcaster. I had no idea when I rented it that anyone notable was involved, and I respect that Gould seems to have just wanted to make a straightforward, non-parody Full Moon type movie. But...