If you thought 2024 was a standout year for video games, then watched as 2025 took its lunch money and then some, well, let's just say 2026 is ready to assert itself as the biggest year in video games … yet.
Between the likes of Resident Evil Requiem, 007 First Light, Lego Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight, Wolverine and Crimson Desert, things are about to get hectic really quickly. That's not even counting unannounced titles, the smattering of Indies that take the world by storm or Grand Theft Auto 6, which could end up getting delayed again.
Over the past 12 months, plenty of games have been radio silent.
In that spirit, legendary Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu published its most-wanted games list, as voted by the readers themselves, and let's just say, neither Pokopia nor Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined took the top spot.
The list, as compiled by My Nintendo News, is as follows:
Yes, you're looking at that correctly. Pragmata is the readers' most wanted title. Now, there's a good chance that the split votes for every version of Dragon Quest may have ultimately hurt its overall standing, but it's not like Pokopia was that close to overtaking...
