All articles tagged with #screenshots
Nintendo’s Switch App is updated to version 3.5.0 on iOS and Android, adding filter and sort options for uploaded screenshots and videos, the ability to delete those uploads from the server, and a setting to use the capture date as the save date when exporting screenshots, along with minor bug fixes and improvements.
English and Japanese hands-on previews for Persona 4 Revival have dropped, showcasing new English footage, screenshots, and early-game details. The public demo at events covers April 18–20 in-game days, with gameplay footage released by IGN, GameSpot, and GVGames, along with additional screenshots at 4Gamer, Dengeki Online, and Famitsu. More previews and coverage are expected, including a Tokyo Game Show 2026 appearance.
A five-step method to reclaim about 23GB from Google Photos: ignore items uploaded before June 1, 2021 (they don’t count toward storage), prune bulk screenshots via the Photos website, use stacks to weed out near-duplicates, use Google One’s storage manager to remove large media, and delete hundreds of short videos. The result lowers usage to under the halfway mark and buys time before upgrading Google One.
Fans speculate GTA 6 could include a bodybuilding/fitness system after noticing Jason’s varying muscularity across new screenshots. While lighting and angles can exaggerate builds, some believe the changes point to a muscle-building mechanic returning from GTA San Andreas. The game stars Jason and Lucia and launches November 19, 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a physical edition that uses a code in the box rather than a disc.
After today’s Nintendo Direct, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave gets its Switch 2 box art and new screenshots. The game introduces four new heroes—Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda—and centers on Heroic Games matches, exploring the capital city of Dagsion, training, bonding to recruit allies, and venturing outside the walls for extra experience, ahead of its September 17, 2026 release.
Nintendo blocks direct sharing of Tomodachi Life media to phones, but you can still access your screenshots and videos by pulling them to a PC: (1) USB method—Data Management > Copy to PC over USB, connect your Switch to a PC, then open the Switch/Album/Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream to save files; (2) MicroSD method—Copy All Screenshots and Videos to a microSD Express Card, remove the card, insert into a PC, and transfer. Both require a computer and bypass the in-app sharing restriction.
BuzzFeed compiles a 33-shot roundup of screenshots captured at the exact moment to maximize hilarity, pairing each with witty captions and reader comments for a lighthearted look at Internet oddities.
The article lists 10 essential Windows 11 keyboard shortcuts that enhance productivity and ease multitasking, including shortcuts for emojis, screenshots, window management, gaming clips, and browsing, with detailed explanations on how to use each one.
The article compiles 30 screenshots showcasing entitled individuals who believe everything should revolve around them, highlighting their selfish and disrespectful behavior in various situations.
A collection of 36 humorous and absurd screenshots that are amusing regardless of how many times they are viewed, highlighting the funny side of everyday life and internet culture.
Screenshots of Rare's cancelled game Everwild, showing UI and gameplay elements, have emerged via an artist's portfolio, providing the first glimpse of the game's visuals and potential mechanics before its cancellation earlier this year following layoffs at Microsoft.
Leaked screenshots reveal gameplay and UI elements of Everwild, a game canceled by Microsoft and Rare after over five years of development, providing a rare glimpse into the project that was intended to be a survival game with unique visual design, before its cancellation earlier this year.
A collection of development screenshots and UI details for Rare's canceled game Everwild has surfaced, revealing game features like inventory tabs and in-game elements, despite the game's long troubled development and eventual cancellation. The images suggest a rich game world with collectible creatures and plant systems, and hint at potential future projects for Rare, including revivals of classic franchises.
iOS 26 introduced a new full-screen screenshot preview that can be turned off in Settings > General > Screen Capture, allowing users to revert to the previous, less obtrusive thumbnail view while still accessing advanced editing tools after capturing a screenshot.
Ninja Gaiden 4, developed by Team Ninja and Platinum Games, is set to release on October 21, 2025, marking a reboot of the series with a new protagonist Yakumo. To build anticipation, 12 new screenshots showcase diverse locations and bosses, highlighting the game's flexible gameplay options and accessibility features that make it more approachable for new players. A hands-on preview emphasizes the game's emphasis on customization and beginner-friendly modes.