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Higround, Crunchyroll Collab on Jujutsu Kaisen Gaming Keyboards

The limited collection features four keyboards in two designs inspired by the popular anime.

Gaming keyboard and lifestyle brand Higround has collaborated with anime streaming service Crunchyroll on a limited drop for the popular dark fantasy anime Jujutsu Kaisen. The collection includes four keyboards, deskpads, keycaps and clothing.

The Jujutsu Kaisen limited drop features two designs available on Higround’s Basecamp 65 and Summit 65 keyboards. As the name implies, they’re both 65% mechanical keyboards, which means they’re compact but still have directional keys.

The Basecamp model has a slim plastic frame, dual-silicone dampening foam and the company’s White Flame linear switches that were co-designed with TTC. The more premium Summit model has an aluminum frame and gasket-mounted design. It uses Higround’s Geo Linear switches that have a topographic design printed on them similar to the company’s other keyboards. Both keyboards are hot-swappable, however, letting you pop in whatever switches you want.

Higround’s keyboards feature PBT keycaps with graphics printed using a unique dye-sub process capable of putting a design across the entire keyboard. That includes the fronts, tops and sides of the keycaps. Key legends are somewhat hidden, printed on the fronts of the keycaps.

The drop also includes two deskpads that match the keyboard designs. And if you want to show your love for the anime but don’t want a new keyboard, you can get just the keycaps, which use standard Cherry MX mounts.

The Jujutsu Kaisen Higround collection will be available on Feb. 22 at 12 p.m. PT. Pricing for the keyboards wasn’t announced, but the company’s other Basecamp 65 and Summit 65 keyboards sell for $135 and $290, respectively. You can sign up on the Higrounds site to get early access before the public launch.

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Waymo’s Robotaxis Are Heading to London. Everything to Know About the Self-Driving Service

This is the first European city on Waymo’s roster. Here’s everywhere the robotaxis drive now and where they’re heading soon.

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We May Know What the Next Nintendo Switch 2 Pokemon Game Will Be Called

A massive leak reveals potential details about the 10th generation of Pokemon games coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, including big changes.

A new Pokemon game, Pokemon Legends: Z-A, will be released for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on Thursday, but a recent leak might have revealed info about what’s coming next from the creators of the franchise. The names of the next games headed to the Switch 2, as well as some of the big changes to the Pokemon formula, may have been part of the leak.

The leak showed up on X Monday from the account Centro Leaks, as first spotted by Insider Gaming. Data about the upcoming games reportedly stems from a hack of the servers of the franchise developer Game Freak that happened in August 2024, referred to online as the Teraleak, that included the source code for the upcoming Pokemon Legenda: Z-A.

Among the information shared by the account was the possible name for what would be the 10th generation of Pokemon games that would come to the Switch 2 next year: Pokemon Wind and Pokemon Wave.

The Pokemon Company didn’t immediately respond to a request for confirmation about this leak.

Pokémon Gen 10:
Pokémon Wind and Pokémon Waves
Theme: Infinity
Directed by Shigeru Ohmori

— Centro LEAKS (@CentroLeaks) October 13, 2025

According to the leak, Pokemon Wind/Wave is inspired by the Southeast Asia region and will feature a jungle-themed environment. It could also feature a new mechanic referred to as a Seed Pokemon, which is reportedly a special Pokemon that is heavily involved in the story and must be raised by the player. As it evolves, it will have a unique look that is procedurally generated, and once it’s fully evolved, it will allow the player to gain access to an island where they can find the main legendary Pokemon of the game.

The main theme of Pokemon Wind/Wave is the concept of infinity, according to the leak. This would match with the reported focus of procedurally generated content, not only with the special Seed Pokemon, but also with the islands of the game being procedurally generated, so each game is unique and could continue to grow with no end.

Also included in the leak were other details, including Pokemon on the overworld being interactable, weather affecting gameplay in some way, 18 new challenges for players instead of traditional gyms, and a few screenshots of the game in development that are still available to see at the PokeLeaks subreddit. There was also info that the 11th-generation Pokemon game could be released in 2030.

It is unlikely that Nintendo, The Pokemon Company or Game Freak will confirm the details of the leak. Expect to see the official announcement early next year, with the fall being the most likely release window for Pokemon Wind/Wave.

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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Oct. 15

Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Oct. 15.

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