As most fans expect, Imu is incredibly powerful in One Piece. They have demonic abilities that let them control others’ minds and bodies, give them amazing healing and eternal life, and even teleport them using a special summoning circle called the Abyss. Despite seeming unbeatable, there are actually a handful of characters who could potentially defeat Imu, and some likely will before the story ends. Here are eight of the most prominent examples.
Some games might be unavailable today, particularly those that require an internet connection. While some older games like The Matrix Online, Marvel Heroes Omega, Star Wars Galaxies, and City of Heroes are still playable thanks to dedicated fans running their own servers, many others aren’t so lucky. The following Western-made RPGs, unfortunately, have no working servers and can’t be played at all.
Take the locked door at Hamamatsu Hill, for example – it needs a key to unlock. With Nioh 3’s big maps, spending ages hunting for that key sounds awful, and honestly, who could blame you if you didn’t want to?
REANIMAL will launch on February 13, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch. It will be available on all platforms at the same time, though the exact time it unlocks may differ based on your location. Here’s a guide to the release times so you know when you can start playing this highly anticipated game.
2025’s ARC Raiders was a major success, winning Best Multiplayer Game at the Game Awards, earning excellent reviews, and selling millions of copies quickly. While the developers at Embark are trying to build on that success with updates and fixes, they’ve faced a series of challenges. Last year, a significant glitch allowed players to break the game on the Stella Montis map, and now, in early 2026, players are finding ways to unfairly duplicate items within ARC Raiders.
From the beginning of the Boruto series, creator Masashi Kishimoto hinted at a grim future for Naruto. In a prologue introducing the new character Kawaki, it was revealed that Kawaki intended to send Boruto Uzumaki to the same fate as Naruto, known as the Seventh Hokage. This immediately led fans to believe something serious had happened to Naruto, sparking debate about whether he was alive but injured, or if he had died.
Fans are excited to finally see the last member of the Straw Hat crew revealed, and the author, Oda, plans to make that announcement during the Elbaf arc. While many fans currently predict Loki will join, Oda has subtly hinted that a princess from a currently unnamed kingdom will actually be the one to complete Luffy’s crew.
Players are finding ways to keep beloved games alive even after official support ends. This happens through privately run servers that recreate the original experience, dedicated fan projects that rebuild the game from scratch, or, sometimes, through continued community enthusiasm that keeps the game going for years. These efforts demonstrate that a game’s ‘live service’ shouldn’t necessarily mean it disappears when developers stop updating it. Players should be able to continue enjoying these worlds for as long as they wish, instead of losing access permanently.
Honestly, waiting for Marvel’s Wolverine has felt almost as painful as the endless delays for Grand Theft Auto 6! I remember being so hyped when PlayStation and Insomniac first announced it back in 2021, alongside Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. We got Spider-Man 2 pretty quickly – just two years later – but it’s been five years since then, and I’ve been desperately wanting to play Wolverine. Thankfully, the September State of Play last year finally gave us a release window – 2026! I can’t believe it’s almost here.
While the Nintendo Switch Online service offers many advantages, some choices Nintendo has made have sparked debate. The initial release of the Expansion Pack, which added classic N64 and Sega Genesis games, was criticized primarily because of its higher price. A standard online subscription costs $19.99 annually, but the Expansion Pack costs $49.99 – a significant increase. Nintendo has tried to justify this price difference by adding more retro games, including Game Boy Advance and GameCube titles. The potential addition of three more classic consoles could finally make the higher price point feel reasonable to many players.