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I was really surprised to recently discover Theatre of War Rearmed. I didn’t have high expectations at first, but learning it’s a passion project by a single developer who’s been working for four years to revive this overlooked series sparked my interest. Plus, the Steam playtest is incredibly generous, offering access to a substantial amount of content – 11 missions across three campaigns, two standalone scenarios, and 9 tutorials – giving players a lot to explore.

If you haven’t heard, a well-known source called Nate the Hate claims a complete remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 this holiday season, and will be the console’s major release. Another source, Nash Weedle, suggests a new 2D Zelda game starring Ganondorf is also in development, potentially using a similar style and engine as Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. It’s still unconfirmed if either of these rumors are true, but there’s a third, less-publicized leak adding to the speculation.

Boruto’s Byakugan allowed him to clearly see and anticipate all of Shinju Mamushi’s clone attacks. However, the manga Boruto: Two Blue Vortex (Chapter 29) suggests he’s developing a different, new power in addition to the Byakugan – and it’s not the Jogan that fans have been expecting.

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Watching Jujutsu Kaisen, I noticed Sukuna changed forms a few times, though the series didn’t always present these as clear transformations. I’ve been thinking about all the different states he’s fought in, and I wanted to break them down to figure out when he was at his absolute strongest.

Nintendo isn’t new to making games for phones. While they’ve long been a major player in handheld gaming, they didn’t start releasing games directly on phones until 2016 with Miitomo, a social app. Super Mario Run followed later that year and, though critics generally liked it, many players complained about its $10 price tag. Since then, Nintendo has released eight more mobile games with mixed results. Some of the more popular ones include Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, Mario Kart Tour, and Pikmin Bloom.

Many PlayStation fans have been worried for some time that beloved games haven’t been updated or continued in over ten years. Those who enjoy series like Infamous and LittleBigPlanet are eager for new installments, and while MediEvil was remade in 2019, players are hoping for a proper sequel. This increasing desire has led to a growing conversation about whether Sony should revisit its classic franchises instead of solely concentrating on new game ideas.

The Flash, from DC Comics, is by far the most famous and recognizable superhero with super speed. First appearing in 1939, he’s become a cornerstone of the superhero genre, and almost every speedster created since has been inspired by his abilities.

These days, games like this are more popular than traditional ‘bullet hells,’ and they often become very successful. This is mainly because they’re easy to pick up and play, super addictive, and usually don’t cost much. Let’s take a look at some of the very best of these fast-paced, action-packed games.