Ray Dalio

Microsoft’s gaming division is heading in a new direction following the retirement of longtime leader Phil Spencer, who envisioned a future where gaming wasn’t tied to specific consoles. CEO Satya Nadella unexpectedly appointed Asha Sharma to run the $24 billion business. Sharma’s background is different from Spencer’s; she comes from companies like Meta and Instacart and most recently worked on AI projects at Microsoft. This choice worried some dedicated fans and industry experts, who feared someone without a gaming background wouldn’t fully grasp what gamers want, and some speculated she might scale back Microsoft’s console business to prioritize artificial intelligence. While Xbox hasn’t been performing as well as Nintendo and Sony lately, it remains an important part of Microsoft’s overall business.

Many people experience a letdown after finishing something they’ve really enjoyed, and this isn’t just limited to video games. Fans of anime, books, or any other long-form entertainment often feel a similar sense of emptiness once it’s over. This ‘post-game depression’ happens because the time you spent engaging with the story or activity is suddenly gone, leaving a void. It’s similar to how you might feel after achieving a big goal – a bit down once the excitement fades. As video games become more complex and lengthy, finishing one can be a real accomplishment, and that accomplishment can be followed by surprisingly strong emotions.

Fans of One Piece won’t have to wait much longer for the show’s return – it’s coming in under two weeks! But before the new season starts, there’s a special treat: a brand new opening sequence will be released on March 28, 2026. This will give fans their first glimpse of the highly anticipated Elbaf arc, even before the episodes air. Considering the excellent openings during the Egghead Arc, this new sequence will likely give fans a good idea of what to expect from the upcoming story.

Demeniss is the second area players will explore in Pywel. Like Hernand, it’s full of hidden items, quests, and collectibles. You can use our map to help you find everything Demeniss has to offer.

Hernand is where your adventure begins! You’ll spend a significant amount of time – likely dozens of hours – exploring this starting area as you progress through the main story and rebuild the Greymanes. Don’t miss anything! Thoroughly explore every part of Hernand to find useful items, unlock fast travel points, and discover hidden secrets. Check out our interactive map to help you get started.

I’m really excited about Minimo, it’s the first game coming from a new studio called Low Drag Labs! What’s cool is that the people behind it aren’t exactly newcomers – they’ve worked on some big titles before. The studio was founded by Jon Selin and Mike Hines. I did a little digging and found out Jon’s a Swedish developer who used to be a Design Director at CCP Games and even VP of Design at Pocket Gems. And Mike? He’s got experience at Epic, Oculus, and Perpetual! Definitely keeping an eye on this one.

As a huge film fan, I was so excited to see the HBO trailer finally give us a release window for the Harry Potter series! It’s coming in December 2026, which is a little sooner than many of us expected. There’s been some chatter online about the casting and whether it’s right to revisit such a beloved story, but HBO is promising a fresh take on the Harry Potter books, and honestly, I’m really intrigued to see what they do with it.

If you’re aiming for the look of a sleek, all-black knight, you’ll need to find the “Deep Red Dye” at the Ford Cabin, which is located north of Hernand in the Hook Rapids. Don’t let the name fool you – this dye actually creates the all-black color you want, and we’ll explain why later.

Next up is Ghost Face, also known as Danny Johnson. Originally from the Scream movies, this killer is a regular human with a dark and disturbing sense of humor. While he might not seem overwhelmingly powerful in Dead by Daylight, Ghost Face is surprisingly popular with players. It takes some practice to learn how to effectively use his unique abilities, but many find him a worthwhile character to master.

Here’s a list of other great ninja anime. While they might not be better than Naruto, they’re worth checking out if you’re a fan of the genre. There’s a lot of variety in ninja anime – some are funny or focus on different things – so they aren’t always directly comparable. But if you love the ninja world – with its hidden villages, throwing stars, stealth tactics, and exciting fights – these series are good choices. They won’t teach you how to be a ninja, but you’ll feel like one while watching!