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I’m a huge fan of this LEGO builder, Minute_Food_2881 on Reddit! You might have heard of them – they went viral before for turning a Lightning McQueen build into the Millennium Falcon – seriously, it was amazing! They called it the Millennium McQueen, and the LEGO subreddit went crazy with praise. It’s well-deserved, because looking through their past builds shows just how creative they are. They’ve even turned a Millennium Falcon into the USS Voyager from Star Trek! But it doesn’t stop there – they’ve completely rebuilt tons of Star Wars ships and even the Transformers sets. It’s incredible stuff!

Even though Solo Leveling is incredibly popular, it’s not the only anime of its kind, and many other shows in the action/fantasy genre are just as good. Whether you love Solo Leveling or just enjoy it, there are plenty of other great anime to discover. The Winter 2026 season already has exciting shows like Season 2 of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End and the final part of Fire Force, with even more promising titles coming later in the year.

Considering how quickly the anime is adapting the story and what it’s already covered, it’s likely Season 3 will include the International Guild Conference Arc, culminating in the anticipated battle between Jinwoo and Thomas Andre. This would allow the anime to recreate some of the most iconic scenes from the original manhwa.

It really bugs me when I think about amazing games that have just… vanished. I’m not talking about games that are slightly overlooked or have a small cult following. These games are totally forgotten! Like, no one’s bothered to remaster them, remake them, or even make a sequel. You probably haven’t even heard of them, and if you haven’t, that’s totally understandable. But honestly, they’re fantastic, and a lot of them still play incredibly well even now.

I was really happy to hear from Embark Studios recently! They acknowledged that a lot of us are worried about people joining raids late and getting an unfair advantage. They basically said they understand it’s a problem because those latecomers end up getting way more rewards for less effort than the people who were there from the start. It sounds like they’re working on fixing that, which is great to hear!

Here’s the complete schedule for the Esports World Cup 2026. This guide lists every date and game, so you can easily find when your favorite competitions are happening.

RJCmedia started his YouTube channel in May 2022, initially documenting his experiences delivering for DoorDash. After a year-long break, he came back to YouTube in 2023 with a new focus: showcasing his retro gaming collection. Since then, he’s consistently uploaded videos about gaming, often featuring GameStop. These videos include searching for rare, used games at GameStop and documenting how he uses sales to grow his collection.

Recently, PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members got some new games, including Resident Evil Village and Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth. However, a few titles were removed from the service, such as Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name and Sayonara Wild Hearts. We don’t yet know what games will be added in the next update, likely around February 17th, but we do know which games will be leaving the service in February 2026.

Unfortunately, this means StarCraft II, a popular real-time strategy game, won’t be included in this year’s Esports World Cup, even though it was featured in the first two events. The situation is even more disappointing because the complete list of games shows that no other RTS titles will be represented at the competition.

In the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, two sorcerers consistently stand out: Ryomen Sukuna, the original and incredibly powerful King of Curses, and Gojo Satoru, the modern sorcerer widely considered the strongest. These two were truly equals, possessing power levels so immense that their abilities defied understanding.