video game,star wars video gamesHow To Get Klawf And Shiny Dhelmise In Pokemon Go

Two new Pokemon have arrived in Pokemon Go. As part of the game's Pinch Perfect event, you can now add the rock-type crab Pokemon Klawf to your team. Not only that, but the event also introduces shiny Dhelmise to the game, making this your first opportunity to catch this elusive variant.

Both Pokemon will be available moving forward, but you'll have the best chance to catch them while the Pinch Perfect event is underway. Here are some tips on how to get both Klawf and shiny Dhelmise before the event ends.

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How To Get Klawf

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Despite headlining the Pinch Perfect event, you won't find Klawf in the wild or as a Raid boss. Rather, the only way to encounter one is by completing Field and Timed Research tasks.

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video game,star wars video gamesLogan Paul Is Auctioning Off His Rare Pikachu Card And Wants A Lot Of Money For It

There are few guarantees in life, such as death, taxes, and how rare Pokemon cards can be more valuable than any collectible out there. WWE performer and social media influencer Logan Paul is auctioning off his rare PSA 10 Pikachu artist edition. Paul took the card to Goldin Auctions and initially asked $1.3 million--the auction has already reached $1.45 million and still has 40 days to go.

"The Pokemon craze was in full swing in 1997. With the blockbuster Game Boy games, a primetime animated series, and now record-setting TCG, Japan was abuzz with excitement about what was in store for Pokemon," the official listing reads as it explains why the card is so rare. "In November 1997, a contest ... called 'Pokemon Card Game Illust Artist Contest,' challenged readers to draw their own Pokémon card and send it to the magazine. The following January issue of CoroCoro Comic announced the three winners, who each received 20 Pokemon cards featuring their own illustrations along with one copy of the Pikachu Illustrator card."

Image Credit: Goldin Auctions
Image Credit: Goldin Auctions

Paul took to Twitter and said the card will also come with the customized chain he had made, valued at $75,000, and he would personally deliver it to the winner.

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video game,star wars video gamesKojima Productions-Themed Asus Gaming Accessories Release Next Month

Asus ROG Delta II Wireless Gaming Headset: Kojima Productions

$270 | Releases February 4

Preorder at Best Buy

Asus ROG Keris II Origin Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse: Kojima Productions

$170 | Releases February 4

Preorder at Best Buy

Asus ROG Scabbard II Gaming Mouse Pad: Kojima Productions

$70 | Releases February 4

Preorder at Best Buy

Asus is teaming up with Kojima Productions to launch of trio of themed peripherals on February 4. Revealed during CES 2026 (and accidentally leaked early by Best Buy), the lineup includes the ROG Delta II Wireless Headset, ROG Keris II Origin Wireless Gaming Mouse, and ROG Scabbard II Gaming Mouse Pad. The special-edition designs were hand-drawn by Yoji Shinkawa, the art director for the Death Stranding duology. All three Asus x Kojima Productions accessories are available to preorder at Best Buy.

Asus ROG Delta II Wireless Gaming Headset: Kojima Productions

$270 | Releases February 4

The Kojima Productions Edition of the ROG Delta II Wireless Gaming Headset features a minimalist design, with muted whites and black consuming most of the device. The exterior of the earcups are accented with RGB lights and the iconic Ludens mascot--along with a bit of text noting that this headset is an "Extra-Vehicular Creative Activity" device.

At $270, the Kojima Productions Edition is priced $10 higher than the standard white and black models of the Delta II. It's worth noting, however, that the standard edition is on sale for only $160 at Amazon and Best Buy.

The ROG Delta II is a universal wireless headset with support for PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch consoles as well as PC and mobile devices. Depending on the device, the headset can connect via 2.4GHz and/or Bluetooth. The Delta II supports simultaneous audio streams, so the headset can be synced to your phone via Bluetooth and your console/PC via 2.4GHz. You can also use it as wired headset with the detachable 3.5mm audio cable.

The 50mm titanium-plated drivers produce 24-bit/96kHz high-resolution audio. The headset supports 7.1 surround sound and is compatible with console-specific features such as the PS5's Tempest 3D Audio. For game chat, the Delta II has a detachable 10mm boom microphone.

The plush D-shaped earcups and headband are wrapped in leatherette and have memory foam cushions. The headset has a lightweight but sturdy frame and weighs only 318g (0.70lbs) overall.

The ROG Delta II offers incredible battery life of up to 110 hours over 2.4GHz and up to 140 hours with Bluetooth. Just keep in mind battery life drops to roughly 27 hours if the RGB lighting effects are active. With fast-charging support, you can get 11 hours of playback from a 15-minute charge.

Asus ROG Keris II Origin Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse: Kojima Productions

$170 | Releases February 4

The ROG Keris II boasts the same design cues as the Delta II, including a black and white color palette and striking Ludens icon. Beyond the unique look, the Origin Ultralight is practically identical to the standard edition Keris II Origin (available in white and black), which is on sale for only $90 (was $150) for a limited time at Amazon. The Kojima Productions Edition is 63 grams, while the standard versions are 65 grams.

The Keris Origin II has a 42K DPI AimPoint Pro optical sensor, five buttons--including two microswitch side buttons--three-zone RGB lighting effects, and customizable onboard controls that can be activated with various button input combinations. The microswitches are graded to withstand 100 million clicks.

The ROG Keris II connects wirelessly to PC/Mac with the included 2.4GHz USB adapter as well as Bluetooth. Polling rates vary depending on connection type, but the Keris II Origin offers up to 8,000Hz polling rates.

The lightweight ROG paracord USB-C cable can be used for a wired connection. Along with the adapter and charging cable, the mouse comes with a wireless receiver extender, microswitch clip, and four pieces of mouse grip tape.

Asus ROG Scabbard II Gaming Mouse Pad: Kojima Productions

$70 | Releases February 4

Rounding out the trio of Asus x Kojima Productions accessories is the Scabbard Gaming Mouse Pad (XXL). The oversized desk mat is 35 x 15 inches, so it offers plenty of room for your keyboard, mouse, and other accessories.

The Scabbard II's surface is crafted from a soft cloth material to ensure smooth mouse movements, and it's also resistant to water, oil, and dust. The edges are stitched to prevent fraying, and the entire thing is graced by an image of Ludens alongside the text "For Ludens Who Dare." While it would pair nicely with the Keris II, a gaming mat like this is typically a great choice for any mouse.

The standard ROG Scabbard II can be had for just $35 at Amazon.



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