Ray Dalio

The SaGa series, originally known as Makai Toushi SaGa in Japan and The Final Fantasy Legend in Western markets, is one of Square’s long-standing role-playing game (RPG) franchises. Over the years, it has evolved from the original series to Romancing SaGa, with remakes of its first two titles already available, followed by SaGa Frontier. Despite being a niche franchise, SaGa boasts more than ten releases, making it one of Square Enix’s most productive JRPG series. In 2021, two new games were added to the collection, SaGa Emerald Beyond and Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven, and there seems to be no slowing down in its production despite unfavorable circumstances.

The 2025 Digimon Convention unveiled “Digimon Story: Time Stranger” in February of the same year, and since then, the game has already showcased a few trailers and numerous setting details. With over 450 distinct Digimon species, this game promises an unprecedented opportunity for players to interact with them in stunning 3D graphics. The story unfolds across multiple timelines, encompassing both past and future, as well as the realms of humans and Digimon. “Digimon Story: Time Stranger” is the most ambitious title yet within its series and perhaps the entire Digimon franchise. Eager fans eagerly anticipate its release, but there’s another compelling reason for its timely arrival: excitement isn’t the only factor driving fan enthusiasm!

It’s not surprising that Marvel is putting in maximum effort for “Avengers: Doomsday.” This is their first Avengers project since 2019’s “Endgame,” and they are eager to make this one successful. Robert Downey Jr. will be reprising his role (in a somewhat strange and contentious decision), playing Victor Von Doom. The Russo Brothers, who have been associated with the MCU, are also involved (following the failure of “The Electric State” earlier this year). Marvel Studios CEO Kevin Feige appears to be going all-out for “Doomsday.” However, a movie filled with nostalgic appearances might not be what the Marvel fanbase is hoping for.

To access the Pets feature, you’ll need to progress sufficiently in the game’s narrative to trigger the Nine Lives affinity quest. This mission can only be unlocked once you’ve reached Chapter 5 of the story, and you should also have a character level of at least 20.

Over the course of their adventures, it’s possible that some skills possessed by the Straw Hats might get overlooked or underused. These talents, which can be crucial in battles or during general exploration, have been absent from their repertoire since even before the time skip in One Piece. Although these abilities may no longer serve a purpose for the crew now, fans often ponder where these forgotten abilities of the Straw Hat Pirates might have ended up.

A job listing has sparked speculation among some that Rocksteady is developing another Batman game, given the job description’s reference to mechanics and aspects characteristic of the Arkham series. Although Rocksteady hasn’t officially confirmed a new project, the likelihood seems to be growing. Additionally, a recently noticed job posting adds fuel to these rumors, suggesting a potential release on the PlayStation 6.

In my gaming adventure within the realm of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, I stumbled upon Mitsumune hidden up a trail that leads from Amagasaki town towards the beautiful Nunobiki Falls. To navigate this terrain effectively, I recommend utilizing your steed and the Pathfinder feature to keep you on track. After traversing the maze-like trails of Nakayama Peak, I eventually discovered a camp nestled near the waterfall, where Mitsumune was waiting.

As soon as the game “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” begins, players find themselves stepping into the role of the future assassin, Naoe. They witness the fall of the Brotherhood, aid in its restoration to its previous strength, and uncover the series of events that preceded this turn of events during their journey. Though not all aspects have been disclosed yet, the narrative presented by “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” is intriguing. Moreover, it is expected that through additional content released post-launch, the Brotherhood’s story in Japan will continue to unfold and expand.

First released in 2007, the game known as Patapon was created by Pyramid and the disbanded Japan Studio team, a subsidiary of Sony’s PlayStation. Within the PSP gaming community, Patapon garnered popularity due to its unique gameplay style that lets players command an army of small, one-eyed soldiers via drum beats. The success of this initial game spawned a highly acclaimed sequel in 2008 and a third installment in 2011. By 2020, Patapon and its sequel had been remastered for the PS4. To this day, this lesser-known series continues to be cherished as a PlayStation classic.

Occasionally, developers accept and even appreciate these peculiarities. On the other hand, gamers diligently seek out strategies to bend the game’s guidelines way beyond their original purpose. Here are some outstanding titles where experimenting with mechanics can be just as engaging as following the established rules.