The recent arc of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has finished, but the story isn’t over yet. Now that another clone of the Shinju has been defeated, it’s likely a new one will appear in Konoha, giving Boruto and his friends a fresh problem to solve.
Premiering just before Valentine’s Day in 2025, the movie Heart Eyes is a unique blend of romantic comedy and slasher horror. It centers around Ally McCabe, a jewelry marketer recovering from a bad breakup, and Jay Simmonds, a freelance advertiser she has to collaborate with. The two find themselves targeted by a masked killer who is hunting couples.
This change, first noticed by GameObserver, might seem odd if you’re not familiar with game development, but it’s a significant one. It could fundamentally alter how the game displays light and manages its challenging AI. Considering this game relies so heavily on creating intense claustrophobia, fear, and atmosphere, whether or not it’s built using the Unreal Engine 5 (UE5) is a really important question.
Even if a small game isn’t fun, it might still be worth doing. These games often give you valuable rewards, making them important steps to take before progressing further.
Totenreich’s areas work similarly to the teleporting rooms in Kino der Toten – you reach them by teleporting from Tyr’s Head. But, unlike Kino, where you go is random. We’ll cover how to improve your chances of teleporting to secret rooms and what rewards you can find there.
The game has some significant changes, so players will need to pick up new skills and strategies to thrive in the desert environment. Here are a few beginner tips for Far Far West that will help you get started quickly.
Gogeta remains undefeated across any universe he appears in. While Goku and Vegeta are often reluctant to fuse, resulting in fewer versions of Gogeta compared to individual Goku and Vegeta, those Gogeta forms are incredibly powerful. Whether in Dragon Ball Z, DBGT, Super Dragon Ball Heroes, or Dragon Ball Super, Gogeta consistently demonstrates ultimate power, solidifying Goku and Vegeta’s status as the best duo in anime history.
Having trouble getting into the secret lab with the ARC-XD, or need a hand with the Uranium puzzle? We’ve created a guide to help you get inside and claim your reward!
I’ve been following My Hero Academia for a while now, and it’s truly a fantastic series – hugely popular with anime fans worldwide. It officially finished airing in 2025 and is easily one of the best shonen anime of recent years. However, I have to admit, the ending felt a little incomplete. The creator, Kohei Horikoshi, laid the groundwork for a lot of different storylines, but not everything got a satisfying resolution in the final chapters.
It’s always a little weird when a game has a sequel that doesn’t remember what I did in the first one, right? Usually, the developers have to pick a specific ending to be the ‘official’ one so they can continue the story. Sometimes they’ll go with the ‘good’ ending if there is one, but other times they actually build the next game off the worst possible outcome! I’ve been thinking about it, and here are seven games where the sequel basically pretends the worst thing happened at the end of the first game.