When it comes to manga, One Piece is widely considered the greatest. Its consistently high quality surpasses that of any other series, thanks to its amazing world-building, well-developed characters, and rich backstory.
If a new Sonic game is made, familiar faces like Tails, Knuckles, Amy, and even Dr. Robotnik could join Sonic on his next adventure. Staying true to the series’ history might also include brief or recurring appearances from other characters. However, the franchise has introduced a lot of new characters since Sonic first appeared in 1991, and some of them haven’t been well-received. Certain characters were either unpopular or didn’t fit the Sonic universe, which ultimately hurt how fans perceived the games they were in.
Before becoming Hokage, Naruto wasn’t a very skilled ninja – he was actually quite inexperienced. He constantly worked to improve and keep up with Sasuke, who was considered the best for a long time. Although Naruto eventually won the overall war, Sasuke excelled in certain individual fights.
Honestly, I’d rather spend my time playing games I enjoy, but a friend – a huge Resident Evil fan – convinced me to play through the entire series, all the main games and remakes. He’s written up detailed thoughts on everything, which you can check out if you’re interested. I was curious to see what I thought as someone who didn’t grow up with these games, and I’d love to hear your opinions too! I’d only played a few before this: Resident Evil 4, 5, and 6 when I was younger, and more recently the remakes of 2, 3, and 4. Everything else was brand new to me.
To get the Deceiver’s Fedora, head to the Mineral Shop on the map. However, you’ll need to defeat Muskan, the champion of the fighting pit, first. If you win, you’ll also receive the Combat God’s Plate Gloves as a reward.
The recent Flashpoint update for ARC Raiders brought significant changes to the game. It introduced a new map condition called Close Scrutiny, along with new weapons like the Dolabra energy shotgun. Players can now encounter a unique in-game event on maps affected by Close Scrutiny, where they must extract loot from a new device called the Assessor. This is complicated by the Vaporizer, a new and challenging enemy. To add to the challenge, Shredders, previously limited to Stella Montis, have spread to all other maps.
Fans of classic fantasy strategy are in for a treat! Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era will be available on Steam Early Access starting April 30th. The game aims to recapture the feel of the beloved third installment, but with updated features, a fresh art style, and modern improvements. It’s shaping up to be a major release this month, and early previews (like the one I saw in September 2025) were incredibly promising.
To be honest, I still have some reservations about the Nintendo 64 controller, even after using it for years. However, I got used to it because so many fantastic games were exclusive to that console. Ultimately, it was worth it – the N64 had a huge impact on gaming, and many of its games were truly excellent.
Sony has raised the price of its PS5 consoles again, marking the second increase in less than a year. The first price hike last August was linked to tariffs, but this April’s increase is due to a shortage of DRAM, a type of computer memory, caused by high demand from AI companies like OpenAI. This shortage has significantly driven up the cost of RAM and other key parts. As a result, the PS5 Slim with a disc drive now costs $649, up from $549, and the PS5 Pro has jumped to $899, a substantial increase from its previous price of $749.
Mega Crit has consistently updated the game, regularly releasing patches and fixes to keep things fresh. A significant update in March 2026 addressed player feedback by restoring the original effects of the Silent’s Prepared card and strengthening key Necrobinder cards like Capture Spirit and Borrowed Time. It also included numerous gameplay improvements. Now, the developers are launching another large patch designed to significantly change the game.