I was pretty happy with the game back in September, after trying an early demo, and honestly, not much has changed. The developers listened to feedback and fixed the main issues I had, like tiny text and unclear explanations for certain abilities. They also cleaned up a lot of the temporary, unfinished text that was visible.
I recently came across something really interesting – an old movie pamphlet from the Japanese release of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F. Apparently, it answers a question fans have had for years! The director, Tadayoshi Yamamuro, actually explained how Frieza’s body works with his armor way back then. A fan on Twitter, @Com_battler_KK, just shared a passage from it and asked everyone to help get the information out to international fans, and it’s fascinating to finally have this explanation.
Players might want to grab this free game if the PS Plus Extra or Premium selections don’t appeal to them, or if they simply enjoy the original game. It’s a nice bonus for subscribers, but they should download it quickly, as it won’t be available forever. There are many good reasons to check it out!
Currently, Naruto Uzumaki is trapped in a special dimension called Daikokuten. This happened at the end of the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations manga when Kawaki sealed him away, believing it was the best course of action. Kawaki wanted to get rid of both the Otsutsuki clan and Boruto, and he thought sealing Naruto and Hinata was the only way. Importantly, time doesn’t pass inside Daikokuten, so Naruto hasn’t aged and remains as powerful as ever.
Troy Baker started his acting career in the mid-2000s by dubbing anime, including the character Gin in Case Closed. He also began working in video games around this time, with his first credited roles appearing in BloodRayne 2 (2004). Over the past two decades, Baker has become a highly respected actor in the gaming world, starring in popular titles like Batman: Arkham Origins, Resident Evil 6, Infamous Second Son, and The Last of Us. Recently, he received praise for playing the lead role in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
Riven Tides is the last planned major update for ARC Raiders in 2026, but Embark intends to support the game for ten years, so more updates are likely. While Embark hasn’t revealed all its plans for the year, the game’s roadmap gives players a good idea of what’s coming. We’ve already seen the Headwinds update in January, which introduced a new, somewhat debated, 1v3 matchmaking mode, along with minor map changes. February brought Shrouded Sky, and March saw the release of Flashpoint. Now, with April nearly over, players are getting ready to dive into the Riven Tides update.
As the young Emperor Kuzco travels home, he discovers the importance of humility, friendship, and working together, all while being chased by his former advisor, Yzma, and her sidekick, Kronk. Though the 2000 Disney film didn’t do well in theaters at first, it quickly became a beloved favorite among fans. Despite gaining a dedicated following, The Emperor’s New Groove still doesn’t get enough recognition for its clever humor and enduring appeal.
Many Pokemon fans, including myself, consider Generation 5 to be the best in the series. It nearly perfected every element, from boldly revitalizing a long-running game to featuring a fantastic group of over 150 Unovan Pokemon and a surprisingly moving story told throughout two games. There are many reasons why Generation 5 stands out, and this list will explore the most significant ones.
Gecko Moria is a character from the anime and manga series One Piece, formerly one of the powerful Seven Warlords of the Sea. While not the most well-known villain, he played a key role in the Thriller Bark story arc. Given that Thriller Bark is a horror-themed island, it makes sense that its main antagonist, Moria, has powers related to shadows. He possesses the Shadow-Shadow Fruit, which allows him to control and manipulate shadows.
PlayStation Plus subscribers on Extra and Premium plans have a new update to enjoy! While those on the Essential plan won’t see the latest additions until April 21st, they can still grab some free games right now. These free games are available to claim until May 5th, and are yours to keep as long as you remain a PlayStation Plus member. If you haven’t already, the free games for April include Sword Art Online Fractured Daydream, Lords of the Fallen, and Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered.