Games quickly adopted a more cinematic style, starting with pre-rendered cutscenes like the opening and ending sequences in Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game. Later, developers moved towards cutscenes created using the game’s engine itself, along with dynamic camera work – think of the impressive scenes in Halo 2.
Over the past two years, Solo Leveling has become incredibly popular. The series was already well-liked as a Manhwa, but the anime adaptation boosted its popularity to a whole new level, making it a huge hit. Solo Leveling has consistently broken records, and fans expect this trend to continue. It was even named Anime of the Year for 2025, and with more exciting content on the way, the future looks bright for the series. However, fans were previously unsure about what to expect from the Solo Leveling franchise going forward.
This situation is especially difficult for Delphox and Chesnaught. Mega Greninja was available from the start, but Mega Delphox only became available recently, and Mega Chesnaught won’t be released for a few more weeks. Surprisingly, Mega Chesnaught is proving to be a powerful asset in battles in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, especially considering it was often considered the weakest of the Gen 6 starter Pokemon when the game initially launched. Several factors contribute to this newfound strength:
Occasionally, a game doesn’t just remain enjoyable, it’s still truly fantastic. This can be especially challenging for platformers, where precise controls are essential to keep the gameplay feeling good.
The anime and manga series One Piece is currently in the Elbaf arc, which started around a year ago. This arc has been packed with thrilling action and big reveals for fans, and things are only going to escalate. While Elbaf has been fantastic so far, One Piece typically raises the stakes even higher in future storylines, promising more chaos and excitement. Currently, the story focuses on the Holy Knights and Imu, but it will soon shift to more central characters, including popular figures like Shanks, who is known as the strongest Haki user.
When World of Warcraft launched on November 23, 2004, it revolutionized online gaming. Almost 21 years later, it remains incredibly popular, currently featuring the Legion Remix event and preparing to release the final update for World of Warcraft: The War Within on December 2nd.
If you’re a gamer seeking a real challenge or a unique way to explore virtual worlds, here are five games known for their demanding gameplay and immersive experiences. They range from titles that completely redefine immersion to dark fantasy RPGs with plenty of future updates planned.
So, Valve announced the Steam Machine, and everyone’s immediately started talking about whether it’s going to shake up the console world again. Honestly, I’m not sure if it’ll really compete with the PS5 and Xbox Series X, but the buzz is definitely there. What’s really got me thinking, though, are the rumors I’m hearing about PlayStation maybe focusing more on releasing games on PC too. If that happens, the Steam Machine could actually be a bigger deal than anyone expects!
The manga series Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo is still going strong, with its tenth chapter released just recently. Readers are really enjoying the story so far, and it continues to improve with each new installment. Excitement is building as the next part of the series appears to focus on the popular character Yuji Itadori. For months, fans have wondered if Yuji Itadori survived, given that the story jumps forward 68 years after the Shinjuku Showdown, but it’s now been confirmed that he is alive.
The Epic Games Store has been offering free PC games for years, letting players build up a large library without spending any money. They update the free game selection every Thursday, and even offer daily free games during special events. While fans are waiting for the return of daily giveaways and the mystery game promotion – which should happen in about a month – they can still grab the current free games available.