When the Dragon Ball series began, it quickly became known for its incredible power levels – a trend rarely seen to that extent in anime and manga. Even in the original series, characters were capable of feats like destroying the moon, showcasing a level of strength that remains among the highest in the industry.
Unlike typical arcade shooters, Red Dead Redemption offered a vast, open world, successfully adapting Rockstar’s established formula from games like GTA and Bully to the fading Wild West of 1911. While open-world games weren’t new, the last ten years have seen a surge in their popularity. Now, sixteen years after its release, Red Dead Redemption remains remarkably captivating, and many newer games still haven’t managed to achieve the same level of immersive quality. It’s truly a unique title, and it’s impressive how well it has aged over the past decade.
A quick way to travel around the game is by solving puzzles in old ruins. Solving these puzzles unlocks special teleportation points called Abyss Cressets, letting you instantly travel to those locations later. You can find one of these Cressets at the Duskwood Waterside Ruins.
Usually, a Pokémon becomes more popular after it evolves, but sometimes the earlier form is actually more well-loved. Unfortunately, many evolved Pokémon have been overlooked by fans – perhaps due to their appearance, how well they fight, or because a later generation introduced a stronger evolution. Here are eight of the most noticeable examples of this happening.
Since its release, the game has become popular because it allows players to get lost in a huge, medieval fantasy world. In Crimson Desert, you can explore an open world filled with epic battles against massive bosses like dragons, and also enjoy more relaxed activities like fishing, cooking, crafting, and hunting. You play as Kliff, who sets out on a quest to find his friends and get revenge on those who attacked him. The developers, Pearl Abyss, wanted to create a truly immersive experience where players can uncover the story and explore every corner of this detailed fantasy world.
The world of Naruto is rich with history and detail. As the story progresses, we discover a lot about the past, including the conflicts between ninja. Before the hidden villages were established, the Naruto world was a place of constant warfare, where everyone fought for control of land and resources. This era, known as the Warring States Period, is based on a similar time in Japanese history.
As a big fan of ARC Raiders, I’m getting really excited because the Flashpoint update is almost here! It drops on March 31st and it’s totally free. This is the third of four major updates Embark has planned for the game this year, and they actually laid out a roadmap back in January showing us everything coming through April. We don’t know if they’ll share another roadmap after the Riven Tides update in April, but honestly, there’s still so much to look forward to right now!
If you love playing games for the long haul and enjoying new content, the next few months look great! Several major games are getting big updates, expansions, and downloadable content, giving you even more reasons to jump back in—or start playing for the first time. This list highlights those games with confirmed release dates for their expansions within the next three months. We’ve also included a section called ‘Honorable Mentions’ to keep you informed about other exciting expansions expected later in 2026.
Launched in January 2024, Infinite Wealth is the newest main game in the Like a Dragon series, formerly known as Yakuza. It’s the second game in the series to use turn-based battles, following Yakuza: Like a Dragon from 2020. Reviewers at OpenCritic have given the open-world RPG a “Mighty” rating, based on 161 reviews averaging 90 points and a 97% recommendation rate. This makes Infinite Wealth the highest-rated game in the Like a Dragon series on the site.
You can find the Sanctum of Benediction high in the snowy western mountains of the Hernand Region in Crimson Desert. Look for it on the map directly below the letter “E” in “Hernand.” The easiest way to get there is to use the Abyss Nexus fast travel point at the Starlight Storm Cave, then ride your horse down the long, winding road until you reach the ice-covered Sanctum.