The first season of The Elder Scrolls Online, titled Dawn and Dusk, arrives on April 2nd, bringing new content and features for players. It also introduces the Tamriel Tome, a seasonal reward system similar to a Battle Pass. Each season is expected to last about 90 days. Developers have already shared some hints about what players can expect in future seasons beyond this initial release.
Dungeons offer fresh gameplay experiences and a quicker path to leveling up. This guide will show you how to begin the dungeon quest and explore the different types of dungeons available.
Originally released in late 2014, The Crew was an online racing game developed by Ubisoft. Over time, the game received two major expansions that added new cars, gameplay modes, and even improved its visuals. However, Ubisoft announced in late 2023 that it would remove The Crew from sale and shut down its servers in March 2024. This decision sparked significant backlash from players, leading to the creation of the ‘Stop Killing Games’ movement. Once the servers were shut down, the game became completely unplayable. Now, a consumer group in France is taking legal action against Ubisoft.
One Piece isn’t just a manga; it’s also been adapted into a long-running anime series created by Toei Animation. Since 1999, they’ve released over 1100 episodes! While the One Piece anime is incredibly popular and well-made, other anime series are just as good.
Launching first on Nintendo Switch on April 8th, Pokemon Champions is a new Pokemon battle simulator that will also be available on iOS and Android devices in 2026. Similar to games like Pokemon Stadium and Pokemon Battle Revolution, it emphasizes battling other players. A key difference is that Pokemon Champions will allow players to use all battle features – including Mega Evolution and Terastallization – however they choose. Importantly, even though it’s a spin-off game, Pokemon Champions will become the official home for the competitive Pokemon Video Game Championships (VGC) once it’s released.
Netflix doesn’t have a massive ’90s anime library, but the shows it does offer are definitely worth watching. You can find everything from classic magical girl series and funny comedies to darker, more serious sci-fi adventures. These titles are perfect for both newcomers wanting to explore anime’s past and longtime fans looking for a nostalgic trip.
The new quest, “Clamouring for Attention” from Shani, sends you across the map to create distractions. You’ll need to make a lot of noise to divert the attention of ARC. Perhaps finding a way to automate this could make traveling through the area safer for everyone?
Once you start the quest and check what you need to do, you’ll see you need a Battery and some Wires to repair a boom box and a siren. To save time, it’s best to bring three Wires and a Battery with you on your next attempt. If you don’t have them, you can buy them from Shani using Seeds.
Okay, let me tell you, The Super Mario Bros. Movie is absolutely packed! Seriously, your eyes will be working overtime trying to catch everything happening on screen. It’s overflowing with references to Mario, Nintendo, and all their games. If you’ve ever enjoyed a Mario game – even just a little bit – this movie is a total blast of nostalgia. It’s a dizzying, overwhelming experience, but in the best way possible. It’s pure fan service, and honestly, it really works.
I’ve definitely noticed more and more people using YouTube instead of the radio when they’re driving! Especially with YouTube Music getting so good, it’s super easy to play exactly what you want right through your car speakers. But honestly, it’s also a little scary because YouTube can be so distracting. It’s easy to get pulled in and start watching videos when you shouldn’t. Thankfully, YouTube and Android are now trying to make things a bit safer and easier to use while you’re on the road.