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Last week, the Netflix Top 10 was dominated by the newly-released comedy Space Force. While it may have reigned supreme then, it’s already been dethroned by the final season of another Netflix original.

The week of June 7 has a few big, notable releases. This includes the new season of Pokemon, numerous seasons of the anime One Piece, and the feel-good personal improvement series Queer Eye. However, kicking off Monday, 13 Reasons Why takes the top spot.

The latest season of 13 Reasons Why was released on Friday, June 5; however, it’s already overtaken Space Force. There are a few other things new to the list this week. The bank heist film The Last Days of American Crime–which debuted on June 5–climbed to the number three spot. Queer Eye, 365 DNI, and Queen of the South are new this week. Check out the Top 10 for Monday below.

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A new Legendary Pokemon has arrived in Pokemon Go. Reshiram, the cover monster from Pokemon Black, is appearing in five-star Raids until June 16, making this your first chance to capture one in Niantic’s hit mobile game. Even a seasoned Pokemon Master needs a little assistance now and then, however, so we’ve rounded up some tips to help you battle and catch Reshiram below.

Reshiram Raid Hours

Reshiram will periodically appear in Gyms as a five-star Raid boss until 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET on June 16. These Raids can occur at any time, but you’ll receive a notification before a nearby one is about to begin, so you shouldn’t have much difficulty tracking a Raid down.

Niantic will also hold a handful of Reshiram Raid Hour events on Wednesday evenings. From 6-7 PM local time during these events, nearly every Gym will host a Reshiram Raid, giving you a much better chance to find the Legendary. You can see the Reshiram Raid Hour schedule below:

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If you’re someone who shops at GameStop even occasionally, you may have noticed the games retailer has been throwing a ton of flash sales recently, usually on pre-owned titles. While the offerings have varied slightly from week to week, the sales have generally offered some pretty good discounts on used games from recent years and even older. The latest flash sale is live now and, like previous sales, focuses primarily on PS4 and Xbox One games.

Today’s flash sale offers levels of discounts that increase as you buy more games–luckily, all the games in this sale are $20 or less. If you buy up to five pre-owned games, you’ll get 50% off the entire purchase.

• Buy two games, get 20% off
• Buy three games, get 30% off
• Buy four games, get 40% off
• Buy five games, get 50% off

The sale includes quite a few platform exclusives, such as Bloodborne and God of War for PS4 and Ori and the Will of the Wisps for Xbox One. You should note there are currently two major sales going on–PS4’s Days of Play and Xbox One’s Deals Unlocked–that offer steep discounts on brand-new versions of these games. For example, you can get the aforementioned games as new copies for around the same price, but if you want to pick up a bunch of games at once, you’ll still save more with the bulk discounts at GameStop right now.

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June is officially here, and for players in the Northern Hemisphere, it marks the start of summer in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Along with a new assortment of bugs and fish to catch, you can find a new type of crafting material called summer shells washed up on the beach in your town and on Mystery Islands.

Summer shells are a distinct blue color, and much like the cherry blossom petals you could collect in spring, they are used in crafting special seasonal DIY recipes. As before, these recipes will only be available for a limited time, from June to August (or December to February in the Southern Hemisphere). Acquiring them also relies quite a bit on chance, as you’ll primarily need to shoot them down from balloons or find them washed up in bottles.

Since the summer shell recipes are only around for a brief period, you’ll want to get your hands on them while you can. To help you out, we’ve rounded up all the summer shell DIY recipes we’ve found–along with the materials you need to craft them–below.

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PlayStation has announced an official The Last of Us podcast series.

The eight-part series, hosted by writer and stand-up comedian Christian Spicer, will explore the development of both The Last of Us and its Part 2 sequel. The first episode is available now, and will be released weekly on Tuesdays.

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Episode one features interviews with Naughty Dog’s Neil Druckmann and Anthony Newman, who discuss the first few hours of the original game. Future episodes will include chats with Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker, as well as developers, composer Custavo Santaolalla, and notable fans of the series.

From July 7, the episodes will begin to discuss The Last of Us Part 2, providing a deep dive into the new game’s creation.

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For more from Naughty Dog, check out Druckmann’s thoughts on what game he’ll make next. You can also read or watch our latest The Last of Us Part 2 preview, which takes a close look at combat without spoiling the story.

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Matt Purslow is IGN’s UK News and Entertainment Writer. You can follow him on Twitter. 

Nintendo has confirmed that a total of 300,000 user accounts have been compromised, up 140,000 cases above the 160,000 already declared in April.

In an update on the Nintendo Japan support page, the company states that an additional 140,000 NNIDs have been accessed maliciously. The passwords of these accounts have been reset, and the owners contacted directly.

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In April, Nintendo began investigating reports of unauthorized account breaches, leading to an estimation that 160,000 NNIDs had potentially been affected. At the time, Nintendo clarified that this was not a security breach of the Nintendo network, but that it appeared the login data for accounts had been acquired by other means.

At 300,000 cases, Nintendo assures that less than 1% of NNIDs have been illegally logged into. The company is currently in the process of refunding users who had purchases made using their account. These purchases will have been made using linked PayPal or bank accounts, as credit card numbers are not part of the information that was compromised. Nintendo states that a third party may have been able to see nicknames, date of births, country/regions, and email addresses.

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Nintendo has stated that it is taking additional security measures. It is also recommended that users activate two-factor authentication on their accounts.

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Matt Purslow is IGN’s UK News and Entertainment Writer. You can follow him on Twitter.