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Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford heavily influenced the recent announcement, starting by revealing the name of the next downloadable character for Borderlands 4: C4SH. Originally a casino dealer bot, C4SH rebelled and became a Vault Hunter. While Gearbox didn’t showcase any new gameplay, the revealed content gave a good idea of what to expect from this new character. It seems C4SH will play differently than the powerful Vault Hunters from Borderlands 2 and Borderlands 3, and will instead be more similar to the most irritating robot character in the Borderlands series.

Finding each Survivalist Cache gives you 10 SDU Tokens. Once you collect all 10 Tokens, you’ll unlock the Never Say DIY Weapon Skin as part of the Cache to Spend Challenge.

Excitement is building for *Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle*, with *Akaza Returns* now playing in US theaters. Fans are showing huge support for Koyoharu Gotouge’s popular series, making the movie a major anime event this year. After a long wait, fans are finally able to see the first *Infinity Castle* film on the big screen.

Okay, so once I hit Bazaar Rank 3, I headed up to the mountain, and a little scene popped up showing a seal appearing behind that small waterfall near Arata’s place. I went over and interacted with it, and boom! It teleported me right to Kagetsu’s shrine. Now I can find her there whenever I want, which is awesome.

Liam McIntyre is an Australian actor who’s worked in film, television, and video games for over ten years. He’s also a skilled voice actor, having brought characters like Aquaman, Captain Boomerang, and J.D. Fenix (from *Gears 5* and *Gears of War 4*) to life. But what makes his role as Wolverine in *Marvel’s Wolverine* particularly exciting is how perfectly he fits the character, considering the history of actors who’ve played Wolverine before him.

You can unlock Arata in *SoS Grand Bazaar* by reaching Bazaar Rank 2. Once you do, Arata, along with Diana and Harold, will arrive in Zephyr Town and settle there.

Following a delay from its initial release date, *Dying Light: The Beast* launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on September 18th. Unlike the somewhat divisive second game, *Dying Light: The Beast* has been very well-received by both reviewers and players. Players are especially enjoying the enhanced parkour, the beautiful new map, and the intense new beast mode. In fact, according to Metacritic, *Dying Light: The Beast* is now the highest-rated main game in the *Dying Light* series.

Capcom recently confirmed that three *Resident Evil* games are coming to the Switch 2 during a Nintendo Direct presentation, which followed widespread speculation. This is a significant announcement because it brings three major titles to the console, and it’s the first time in over ten years that a core *Resident Evil* game – specifically *Resident Evil Requiem* – will be available on a Nintendo platform on its launch day.

It’s clear the current bridge, while possibly built on Roman foundations, isn’t the original structure. Records show it’s been modified and rebuilt throughout history. Some believe the original was even destroyed by the Guadalquivir River, and the present bridge dates back to the 8th century, built after the city was conquered by Islamic forces. Even that version has undergone numerous changes since then.

As a huge Boruto fan, it’s been awesome seeing this manga really establish itself as *Boruto’s* story, not just another tale about Naruto. Look, Naruto will *always* be a legend – the hero of his generation, no doubt – but this is Boruto’s chance to shine as the central character. Honestly though, it’s tough seeing Naruto sidelined in the manga right now, especially since he’s been out of action for a while!