Okay, so the Modular Street event is kicking off on May 9th, 2026 in Heartopia. To even start it, I need to find some kind of festival collectible and take it to Azure. This guide is going to walk me through everything I need to know about the whole event, which is awesome!
Resident Evil Requiem was well-received for its clever use of two different gameplay styles. Players experience the game through both Leon and a new character, Grace Ashcroft, and each character’s sections reflect their unique combat approach. Leon’s gameplay is fast-paced and action-oriented, while Grace’s is slower, more focused on suspense and horror. This difference is also reflected in their inventories: Leon can carry more items like ammo and health packs than Grace.
It’s tricky to compare how fast Ben’s different alien forms are, considering how many he has. However, fans still love to debate their speeds, and some of his most popular transformations can actually move faster than sound. But speed isn’t even the most amazing thing Ben can do when he transforms.
Pokémon Champions has been great for bringing competitive Pokémon to a larger audience, highlighting the incredible strategies and deep thinking that players have developed over the past 30 years of the game.
The world of That Time I Got Reincarnated As a Slime is filled with detailed history and fantastical elements. A key part of this world is the concept of ‘Skills.’ Similar to abilities in role-playing games, Skills in the series are essentially a system that allows characters to activate special powers. This means a Skill is a unique ability that lets someone perform supernatural feats, create unusual effects, or unlock hidden potential.
Throughout Black Clover, some character transformations are particularly impressive and deserve more attention. These aren’t just about increasing strength; they also represent key moments in the overall story. Thanks to the creative work of Yuki Tabata, these Black Clover transformations are widely considered among the best in manga and anime.
Itch.io, though not as widely known as Steam, is a vital platform for independent game developers. It’s especially popular with creators who want to offer games for free and keep the technical side simple. Several successful games, like Doki Doki Literature Club, Vampire Survivors, Buckshot Roulette, Friday Night Funkin’, and even an early build of Celeste, first gained traction on Itch.io. Horror games consistently perform well there, and the recently released free demo of Don’t Stop in Red Wood is expected to further increase the platform’s popularity among indie game enthusiasts.
The most compelling superhero origin stories aren’t simply about someone gaining powers; they connect those powers to relatable human experiences. These stories often explore themes like overcoming loss, finding purpose, or learning from mistakes. Whether it’s a wealthy person escaping imprisonment, an outcast discovering their place, or a shy teen grappling with regret, these films work because they focus on the personal journey of change before showcasing the extraordinary abilities.
Fracture, when it launched with the Breach map, was known for its small, enclosed spaces, many good spots to aim from, and layouts that suited Breach’s close-combat abilities. Now that Neon has been temporarily removed for balance adjustments, there aren’t many effective Duelist agents who can quickly enter and exit sites. With one agent gone and another temporarily unavailable, what other agents can players rely on to consistently win on Fracture?
In September 2025, Electronic Arts (EA) announced it would become a private company after agreeing to a $55 billion acquisition. The deal is being led by a group of investors including the Public Investment Fund (PIF), Affinity Partners, and Silver Lake. Affinity Partners, an investment firm previously funded by the Saudi Arabian government, is headed by Jared Kushner, son-in-law of former US President Donald Trump. The acquisition is currently under review by US regulators and other authorities.