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Early console first-person shooters in 2001 often felt clunky and difficult to control. While games like Tunnel B1 and Crazy Ivan on PlayStation tried using two analog sticks, players still often had to use shoulder buttons to look up and down. GoldenEye 007 showed that FPS games could work on consoles, but the Nintendo 64 controller’s single stick meant the controls were often complicated and inconsistent. Even Unreal Tournament on PlayStation 2 didn’t feel as natural as it could have. Then Bungie came along and revolutionized the genre with Halo.

Gojo Satoru is widely considered the most powerful sorcerer of his time in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen. He was exceptionally fortunate to be born into the Gojo Clan with both the rare abilities of Limitless and the Six Eyes—a combination that occurs only once every few centuries. Through intense training, Gojo honed his already incredible powers to perfection.

The F1 series is known for being one of the most realistic racing game simulations available. Codemasters first released a game in the series in 2000 for PlayStation and PC, along with two related titles: F1 Championship Series 2000 and F1 Manager. New games were released annually until 2003, and after a short break, fans have enjoyed at least one new F1 game every year since 2009.

The choose-your-own adventure game Dispatch from AdHoc Studio comes at a time when superhero stories feel a bit stale. Superheroes are increasingly powerful and focused on spectacular feats, making it hard for audiences to truly connect with them. While fun to watch, these characters often feel distant and unrelatable, and that distance has been growing. This creates a great opportunity for Dispatch to offer something different.