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Capcom has been busy sharing news with fans as they get ready to release Resident Evil Requiem in February 2026. The new survival horror game will star Grace Ashcroft, the daughter of a character from the older Resident Evil Outbreak game. Grace, an FBI agent, investigates a case that leads her to the Wrenwood Hotel – the place where her mother was killed eight years prior – and eventually to the remains of Raccoon City. A new trailer for Resident Evil Requiem will be shown at The Game Awards on December 11, 2025. While the show begins at 7:30 PM Eastern Time, fans will need to watch the entire broadcast to find out exactly when the trailer will appear.

So, I’ve been thinking about games that just… disappeared. You know, sequels to series you love that never made it out of Japan, or just didn’t get the attention they deserved. It’s crazy – you might not even know there are more games in a franchise because they stayed overseas. Makes you wonder if they’re even worth tracking down, or if we’re better off not knowing! Let’s dive into some of the best examples of video game sequels that totally flew under the radar.

Very few anime shows, both classic and modern, have created main characters who truly stand out and become fan favorites due to their compelling presence and cool demeanor.

In ARC Raiders, players quickly team up for solo challenges, but these alliances often fall apart due to suspicion or when someone sees a chance to get ahead. Despite the game lacking official factions or any story basis for them, player-created groups have emerged. Some players even intentionally enter raids unprepared to observe how others will react. A common issue is players preemptively attacking even harmless enemies, leading to calls for a mode where players can’t harm each other or a reward system to encourage cooperation. After a month since launch, ARC Raiders is increasingly resembling a large-scale social experiment, driven by the unpredictable actions of its player base.

Struggling with this side quest in Octopath Traveler II? We’ve got you covered! This guide will show you how to finish it, including where to find the buyer for the Last Cask and how to connect them with the Merchant.

Last year brought us lots of sequels, a huge wave of isekai anime, and a few completely original series. We enjoyed some amazing continuations, guilty pleasures, and were disappointed when a great webtoon received a poor anime adaptation. While most isekai anime from 2025 will likely be forgotten, the truly good ones should remain popular. Even if you’re tired of stories about other worlds, these are still worth checking out.

The Boruto series is currently very popular, and the creators, Kishimoto and Ikemoto, are working hard to make it as engaging as possible. While the story focuses on Boruto and the new generation, fans are also eagerly anticipating the return of Naruto and Sasuke. These two remain central characters in the Naruto universe, and that won’t change. Luckily, it looks like they’ll be back soon with some significant power boosts.

Microsoft and Xbox created The Initiative, a new game development studio, and put Darrell Gallagher, who previously led Crystal Dynamics, in charge. They hired talented developers from well-known studios like Rockstar, Santa Monica Studio, and Naughty Dog. The studio began working on a remake of Perfect Dark, but the game was cancelled and the studio closed earlier this year. Now, Darrell Gallagher and another former employee are starting a new studio under 2K Games.