Ray Dalio

What starts as an almost slice-of-life take on a retired assassin-turned-shopkeeper quickly escalates into a high-stakes action series that leaves fans hooked. In spite of how it looks, the entire show is packed with some of the most hardcore fights and most unpredictable twists in the genre. It’s also one of the few series in the sphere that features an overpowered protagonist who tries to come off otherwise. Every arc is more intense than the previous one and manages to bring something new to the table.

Kashima is a character whose name fittingly refers to his habit of wearing a reindeer head as a helmet, and his eccentricity would be considered an understatement. Beneath the peculiar facade of this character lies something far darker – there’s a sinister and broken quality to him. So, who is Kashima, and why does he behave in such an unusual way?

This year is shaping up to be an exciting time for Minecraft. Minecraft Live 2025 is coming on March 22, promising a closer look at future content. Among the expected reveals is a look at the next game drop planned for the game. In addition to in-game updates, A Minecraft Movie is nearing its April 4 release date, bringing the blocky world of the incredibly popular game to the big screen. As fans gear up for what 2025 has in store, some are continuing to design impressive structures in the game.

Being that Enter the Gungeon is a challenging game, players might be wondering if they can bring a friend to help them out on their bullet-hell adventure. This guide will show players exactly how to play co-op with their friends in Enter the Gungeon.

Since its 2023 launch, Tears of the Kingdom has allowed Zelda fans to express their creativity in helpful and hilarious ways. From crafting devices that can quickly traverse the skies and the depths of Hyrule to building machines that can shoot projectiles and quickly eliminate annoying Tears of the Kingdom enemies of all sizes, Zonai devices are an integral part of the game’s experience. While these contraptions can push the Switch console to its limit, that has not stopped Tears of the Kingdom players from improving and sharing their creations on social media with their fellow engineers.

As one of the oldest British game studios, Codemasters made its name with racing franchises like Grid and Dirt, as well as licensed titles like the F1 games. In 2021, EA acquired Codemasters and gained control over the developer’s extensive back-catalog. Unfortunately, the publisher seems to be behind the recent removal of some old Codemasters games from prominent PC gaming storefront Steam.

Horizon may be an action role-playing game, but it doesn’t feature an intricate, omnipresent companion system similar to other contemporary RPGs such as Baldur’s Gate, Fallout, Persona, or The Elder Scrolls. Instead, allies will join Aloy in select quests, helping the Elisabet Sobeck clone solving puzzles, mysteries, and aiding in combat at their own discretion. Aloy cannot direct the actions of any ally, but she can influence some of their reactions to certain events and determine whether they’ll appear in certain large events, such as the Battle of the Alight. What many allies lack in combat abilities, they make up for with their complex stories, with each being able to be tiered by their character arcs, influence, and impact on Aloy and the overall Horizon narrative.

Some, like Sun Jin-Woo, evolve from the weak and powerless into unstoppable forces, meting out justice with cold precision. Others, like Nox von Reinhafer, play the game of life like a chessboard, manipulating and eliminating obstacles in a desperate bid to extend their existence. They don’t hesitate, they don’t trust easily, and they certainly don’t care about playing the hero. In the world of isekai, where only the strong survive, edgy protagonists prove that being ruthless isn’t a flaw—it’s a necessity.

There are few anime titles that can be as universally recognized as Akira Toriyama’s beloved classic, Dragon Ball. Beginning its run in Shonen Jump in 1984, Toei adapted the manga into an anime in 1986. The series was translated for release in English in 1989, but didn’t quite catch on until it was aired during the popular Cartoon Network block, Toonami. The thing is, Toonami aired Dragon Ball Z first, not adding the original Dragon Ball to their lineup until 2001. Thanks to this, it’s not uncommon for even die-hard fans of the show to be unacquainted with the first 153 episodes.

The St. Paddy’s Partners event asks players to spin the roulette wheel to earn points. For this, the player will need tokens, which look like Shamrocks to match the festive theme. But with the event ending soon, many players are wondering: what happens to any leftover Shamrocks once St. Paddy’s Partners is over? Let’s find out.