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Twenty years have passed since I first played, and my gaming preferences have grown considerably. I’ve spent countless hours exploring RPGs, vast open-world games, and more unusual titles. Yet, Animal Crossing still holds a special place for me. Each new installment captures the spirit of its time, offering enough new features to keep things interesting while staying true to what fans love. While none of the games are perfect, they all achieve what they set out to do. Having played them all, I’ve developed a clear ranking, which is based not only on the games themselves, but also on when and how they were released. Here’s my official ranking of every mainline Animal Crossing game.

Joe Goff is an incredibly talented voice actor, having even trained with the renowned Bob Bergen. Last year, before the release of Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, I spoke with him about his work in voice acting, his experience with various media, his collaboration with Scott Cawthon on the FNAF series, and specifically, his portrayal of Toy Freddy in FNAF2.

Batman LEGO sets are retiring throughout 2026, and it’s getting harder to find them in stores. The time to buy these sets at regular prices is running out quickly, so the months before the release of Legacy of the Dark Knight are particularly important for fans hoping to get their hands on four specific Batman builds.

A key part of what makes Skyrim special is its many different questlines. Players can join and advance through organizations like the Companions, the Dark Brotherhood, the College of Winterhold, and the Thieves Guild, alongside the main story. While the Civil War questline exists, it’s often overlooked by players. Though it does change the game world, many don’t consider it a highlight, and it could have been much more engaging if some of its originally planned content had been included.

While many smaller villains were defeated without Deku’s help, fans are most interested in the major villains who were taken down when he wasn’t around. These villains were usually defeated by other pro heroes or UA students, and surprisingly, sometimes even by other villains! Occasionally, villains eliminate threats for Deku, but he shouldn’t rely on that happening.

I’ve been playing Valheim since it came out in Early Access in 2021, and one of the things I really love is how you can build almost anything. It’s super easy to get started and build a decent base, but if you really want to, you can get incredibly complex with your builds. People are constantly blowing me away with what they create! Just recently, I saw someone build this massive fire escape onto a Sealed Tower – it’s not only really useful, but it looks amazing too. It’s always inspiring to see what creative players come up with using the building tools in the game.

2XKO is officially launching on January 20th after being available in Early Access for a while! We’ve made a lot of improvements based on player feedback, so here’s a rundown of everything you should know before the global release. Read More 2026-01-18 20:04

You can find a helpful guide to the Cooking hobby on Heartopia, but it’s not required to finish the Home Party quest.

The Boruto series is doing a great job of developing Boruto Uzumaki’s personality. At first, he seemed spoiled and unlikeable, but he’s grown a lot. Now, instead of avoiding challenges and only thinking of himself, Boruto is willingly taking on the responsibility of protecting the ninja world, especially with Naruto and Sasuke often away.

As a big fan of extraction shooters, I was a little surprised to find out that ARC Raiders doesn’t have a proper trading system. A lot of the game is about finding awesome loot, and being able to sell the best stuff to other players just seems like a natural fit. Right now, we can only drop items on the ground for others to grab, which works okay, but it’s definitely not a dedicated trading feature. And honestly, it’s a bit risky – someone could easily take your stuff and then shoot you! There’s no real protection against that, which is a bummer.