Ray Dalio

With the updated version of the original PlayStation’s “Final Fantasy 7” now accessible on all contemporary gaming platforms, fans have the flexibility to delve into one of the most influential “Final Fantasy” titles according to their convenience. Alternatively, they can opt to wait for the completion of the “FF7 Remake” trilogy, which, despite its unique twists and departures from the original, remains among Square Enix’s finest creations. Regardless, the original “Final Fantasy 7” is worth exploring beyond its remakes, as it continues to offer a compelling experience.

In the realm of “One Piece,” it’s hard not to appreciate its success. The manga is a delight, the anime adaptation resonates deeply with fans, and the recent live-action adaptation stands out as one of the rare exceptions of successful anime adaptations. Currently, being a fan of this series feels particularly rewarding due to the abundance of enjoyable viewing options available. As it stands, there are numerous ways to immerse oneself in “One Piece,” making it accessible for almost everyone to discover their preferred method of engagement.

Over time, Minecraft has soared to incredible heights of popularity, transforming from a humble indie endeavor into one of the top-selling video games ever made. It serves as a platform for players to showcase their creativity within an open-ended game environment, enabling them to bring their creative visions to life in the virtual realm. Remarkable feats crafted by players range from colossal structures to entirely new, self-sustaining virtual worlds. A significant factor behind this is the consistent support provided by the developer, who regularly introduces fresh content and enhances the gaming experience. Now, an unexpected expansion pack has been released for players to keep building and discovering in Minecraft.

The video game titled “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” is set to launch on March 20th, but the pre-release phase has been marked by significant controversy. Disregarding the criticism about the title of Yasuke, one of the two protagonists in “Assassin’s Creed Shadows”, the game has faced intense scrutiny for various reasons, ranging from alleged resemblances to the anime and manga series “One Piece” to doubts concerning its cultural accuracy.

Titled “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow,” an upcoming superhero film from DC Studios, focuses on the story of Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin who survived the demise of their home planet, Krypton. In a future project titled “Superman,” we will see Stella Alcock take on the role of Supergirl for the first time. Simultaneously, “Supergirl” boasts an impressive cast that includes Matthias Schoenaerts as Krem of the Yellow Hills, Eve Ridley as Ruth Marye Knoll, and Jason Momoa as Lobo. Previously associated with the defunct DC Extended Universe (DCEU), where he portrayed Aquaman, Momoa has now joined James Gunn and Peter Safran’s new DCU by playing his dream role—bringing Lobo from DC Comics to life. In a recent interview, Momoa provided fresh insights about his upcoming DC character.

Space exploration games like No Man’s Sky have always featured freighters prominently, whether players are commanding their own massive spaceship or raiding civilian ones for loot. Since the game’s release, the mechanics of freighters in No Man’s Sky have been expanded, enabling players to manage their own fleets and transform freighters into mobile bases with endless potential. In recent updates, players can now construct expansive exterior walkways from their capital ship, providing a direct pathway into space.

The game titled “Ruffy and the Riverside” is a fresh take on the 3D platformer genre, where you assume the role of Ruffy, who boasts a remarkable Swap ability. This talent enables him to duplicate and replicate various textures, thereby altering terrains, waterfalls, objects, and numerous other elements to solve puzzles and advance through diverse stages. The unique gameplay of “Ruffy and the Riverside” is set in a 3D world, yet its protagonist has a 2D appearance, resulting in an intriguing art style that seamlessly merges contemporary and retro visuals.

The Bozjan Southern Front represents a grim battlefield, where the intense struggle between the Bozjan Resistance and the Garlean Empire intensified during the period known as Shadowbringers. This struggle saw several Hrothgar rebels leading the resistance, recruiting the Warrior of Light and their comrades to join them in opposing the Imperial forces. This collaboration was part of the “Save The Queen” series of field operation quests.

The “Save The Queen” mission consisted of two open-field zones and three raid instances, including Delubrum Reginae. To access this mission, Final Fantasy 14 players first needed to finish the “Return To Ivalice” alliance raid trilogy from Stormblood, and also make progress in the main storyline of Shadowbringers.

These more adult-oriented titles don’t sensationalize with explicit content; rather, they leverage their lack of content limitations to delve into intricate themes, depict harrowing violence when the story necessitates it, and authentically portray the complexities of human experiences. The following seven extraordinary series highlight why mature anime warrants acknowledgment for its artistic value and rich narrative complexity.

Video games have always had a close association with educational institutions, dating back to their inception in the 1950s. Games like “OXO” and “Tennis for Two,” initially developed at the University of Cambridge and Brookhaven National Laboratory, respectively, marked the beginning of this relationship. One notable example is “The Oregon Trail,” which was first created by Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger at Minnesota’s Carleton College in 1971 to educate eighth graders about the lifestyle of 19th-century pioneers on the Oregon Trail. Over time, “The Oregon Trail” grew in popularity and became one of the most widely used educational games during the late 20th century.