The first episode of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 is scheduled to premiere in early January 2026 as part of the winter anime lineup. Fans are excited to see what happens next with Koichi Haimawari, Pop Step, and Knuckleduster, along with appearances from popular Pro Heroes like Eraserhead, Midnight, and All Might. Continuing after the events of Season 1, the new season promises fresh characters and storylines.
The recent rumors about a LEGO Animal Crossing set coming in 2026 aren’t very exciting. Currently, only one small set—a 33-piece polybag—is reportedly planned, and details about what it will build or which characters it will include are unknown. It’s unclear if this is all there is, or just a first step towards a bigger collection. Given how popular and beloved Animal Crossing is, it feels like this single, small set doesn’t quite live up to the potential.
This review unveils a robust theory of stable envelopes, offering a powerful tool for understanding the geometry of critical loci and advancing enumerative problems.
The series has become well-known for its beautiful graphics, engaging main character, and captivating stories combined with clever, enjoyable puzzles. Creator Benoît Sokal crafted a unique and atmospheric world, exploring hidden places and telling intimate stories, which distinguishes it from other games of its kind. It’s built a loyal fanbase, and both the original Syberia and Amerzone – which takes place in the same universe and came before the Syberia games – received updated remakes in 2025.
The gaming world has changed a lot in recent years, with releases sometimes being spread too thin or coming out during quiet periods. This often means good games get missed. Let’s take a look at some examples of fantastic titles that didn’t get the attention they deserved, simply because of when they were released. Thankfully, dedicated fans are still discovering and enjoying these hidden gems.
Researchers demonstrate a new method for encrypting data and uniquely identifying devices using the inherent randomness of light traveling through silicon nitride chips.
Despite muted price action, sentiment across several investor cohorts has improved, suggesting consolidation may be nearing an end as market confidence slowly rebuilds. Ah, the thrill of watching a turtle attempt a sprint. 🐢
So, I was reading an interview with the head of Battlestate Games, and it was pretty interesting. He was talking about ten years of Escape from Tarkov, and he basically said they never set out to make everyone happy with the game. He honestly doesn’t get why people are always trying to knock Tarkov off the top spot in the extraction genre, and he admitted that just getting the game to a point where it was playable was a huge struggle. It’s cool to hear that honesty, honestly.
Looking at player numbers on Steam reveals a clear trend. Two months after launching, ARC Raiders has held onto 91% of its initial peak players. In contrast, Battlefield 6 has seen a significant 85% decrease in players during the same period.
I should probably give a quick explanation of what NYT Connections is before I share today’s hints and clues.
