So far, only three characters have achieved the Super Saiyan 4 transformation in both Dragon Ball DAIMA and Dragon Ball GT, even though Goku has gone through several different versions of it. If the new Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime doesn’t include Super Saiyan 4 in the Dragon Ball Super storyline, Dragon Ball DAIMA could be the last time fans see Goku use this powerful form for a long time.
This character seems to have it all, and others in their games wish they could be more like him – but they just don’t measure up. They might talk a big game, making threats and bragging, but they can’t actually deliver on their promises. Whether they’re supposed to be heroes or villains, these characters always fall short when it’s time to act.
As a huge Pokémon fan, one thing that always struck me is how the series never faded away. It was always there, with a new game or update just when you were ready for it – every couple of years a brand new region to explore! It felt perfectly timed, especially as a kid. I’d finally master one game, and boom, another one was coming out. It wasn’t like other RPGs, like Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest, where you played one as a kid and then moved on. Pokémon grew with me, and I think that’s a big reason why so many of us are still fans today.
Just a week before they officially launched, Nintendo announced that Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen would be available as digital downloads on Switch. These aren’t complete remakes, but rather updated versions (ports) that include a few new features like local wireless co-op and, on the upcoming Switch 2, GameChat support. It’s fantastic news for longtime fans who can now revisit these classic games without needing to dust off their old consoles, and one lucky player even got to experience them ahead of schedule.
This guide will show you exactly where to find the HM05 Flash in the FireRed, LeafGreen games. It also explains how to use Flash outside of battles and suggests the best Pokémon to teach it to, so you don’t have to!
Constructing the station in ARC Raiders demands a significant amount of resources, which players must gather by exploring the Topside. The following guide details all the necessary materials for completion, as well as the rewards players will receive for contributing them.
Moth Atlas developed and Midwest Games published Tombwater, a game clearly influenced by Bloodborne and classic The Legend of Zelda titles. Gameplay previews show a lone gunslinger exploring a pixelated, isometric Wild West, dodging enemies and fighting both bandits and monstrous creatures. The hero is on a quest to find a missing friend and reveal the hidden, unsettling truths of a nearly deserted town.
I’m absolutely blown away by Oshi no Ko! It’s easily one of the best seinen anime I’ve seen in ages. It really pulls back the curtain on the idol world and the entertainment industry as a whole, showing you what it’s really like through the eyes of Ruby and Aqua Hoshino. Honestly, it starts looking like a typical idol story, but don’t let that fool you – it quickly dives into some seriously dark and complicated territory. It’s so much more than meets the eye!
The Hurricane map introduces new challenges in Arc Raiders, requiring players to gather more parts. This guide will show you how to find Comet Igniters, which are necessary to progress in the Weather Monitoring System project.
This guide will show you exactly where to get HM02 Fly in the game. It also covers the best Pokémon to teach Fly to, and explains how to use it when you’re not battling.