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Details about the upcoming live-action remake of Solo Leveling have been released, including that the first season will have seven episodes. If each episode is about an hour long, similar to Netflix’s One Piece, the remake could cover a comparable amount of story to the anime’s first season, or even more. Filming is scheduled to begin in April, and if visual effects – like Sung Jinwoo’s Shadows, Hunter powers, and dungeon creatures – are completed quickly, the remake might be released before the end of 2026.

The Quake series is a hugely influential name in gaming, known for changing the way first-person shooter games are made. It’s been a while since a brand new Quake game was released – the last was Quake Champions, alongside updated versions of classic titles – and fans are definitely ready for a new installment.

There are spoilers ahead for Stranger Things Season 5

Looking back at the console now, it’s surprising how many features players had access to that are now standard. Some of these were genuinely useful for overcoming tricky parts of the system, while others simply improved the overall experience without changing how the core features worked.

Ignitium is a unique ore in StarRupture because it can only be mined after the planet experiences a heat wave. All other ores are available to mine at any time, but Ignitium appears during and after these intense heating periods. The planet will get very hot for a few minutes before cooling down. While you’re safely inside your Habitat, you can identify Ignitium by looking for rocks that glow brighter than everything around them.

Late last year, we learned that the Xbox App on Windows 11 would gain true full-screen mode, making it simpler for gamers to switch between their desktop and the immersive Xbox gaming experience. Now, it appears Microsoft plans to use this same technology in its next generation Xbox console.

The closure will see 71 people lose their jobs.

While it’s often said that story is the main focus of JRPGs, many prioritize gameplay instead. Regardless, JRPGs generally take a long time to complete, so most people play them just once. I personally almost never replay them unless a specific achievement or trophy requires it.

Watching Nezuko in Demon Slayer, I was often struck by just how powerful she was – almost unbelievably so. There were moments in battle where she felt completely overpowered, but it wasn’t just raw strength. She seemed to bend the typical rules for demons, doing things no other demon could even dream of. Every time she really shined in the series, it was clear she was something special, truly breaking the mold.

I absolutely love Disney Dreamlight Valley. I’ve always been a supporter, even when it had issues as it was being developed, and I’ve really enjoyed the heartwarming interactions with the characters and constantly redesigning my little world. So, I was surprised and a bit confused when the December 2025 Winter Ball update was announced, featuring Cinderella as the main addition – it just didn’t feel magical to me.