Rob Lucci heads CP0, a highly powerful intelligence agency that answers directly to the World Government’s Celestial Dragons. He completely trusts and obeys their orders, and is known for being ruthless. Lucci will carry out anything Imu asks of him without question.
I can’t believe Nintendo is still updating Animal Crossing: New Horizons after all this time! It’s been six years since the game first came out, and they haven’t just been fixing bugs. Back in January, they dropped a huge version 3.0 update – the first big content addition since the Happy Home Paradise DLC back in 2021. It added a whole new hotel feature with tickets, tons of new furniture, and support for amiibo villagers. It even came out around the same time as a Switch upgrade pack, which was cool. And just recently, with the 3.0.2 update, they added a leaf statue to celebrate the Animal Crossing series turning 25! It’s awesome to see them continuing to support the game like this.
When it launched in October 2019, Obsidian’s space RPG, The Outer Worlds, received very positive reviews, maintaining an 82% satisfaction rating from over 16,000 Steam users. The game, inspired by sci-fi shows like Futurama and Firefly, quickly became popular thanks to its funny writing, compelling story, interesting world, and solid gameplay. It cleverly satirizes corporate excess, the risks of unchecked capitalism, and the dangers of blindly following brands.
It’s awesome to hear there’s even more coming from Game Science! They’re already working on the next Black Myth game, called Black Myth: Zhong Kui. From what we know so far, it’ll star Zhong Kui, who’s basically a god that wanders between the worlds of the living and the dead, catching ghosts. Honestly, details are super scarce right now, and it’ll probably be a while before we get another peek. But hey, that just gives us more time to get hyped about Black Myth: Wukong and this cool event they’re doing where you can actually experience the game in person!
This week on Character Select, Felicia Day interviews Naomi about her current projects. They’re also excited to announce the Kickstarter campaign has launched for ‘The Guild: Reunion Movie.’ The conversation then explores Hollywood, gaming, and content creation, with a funny story about an encounter with a TSA agent thrown in! Read More 2026-05-01 18:03
Many beloved and critically acclaimed games haven’t received a follow-up. While a sequel to Elden Ring might be announced eventually, its future is still uncertain. Let’s explore what makes these games so great and how a sequel could build on their success.
Still on the fence about buying LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight? Check out our buyer’s guide for details on the different versions, when you can start playing, and how it varies between platforms.
The Nintendo DS and Wii were incredibly popular. I remember working at GameStop when the DS launched – we’d get a new shipment, and it would sell out in under an hour. The Wii was a huge hit with everyone, becoming a mainstream phenomenon thanks to games like Wii Sports. It seemed like everyone was playing it – even people who normally wouldn’t touch video games, like your parents, grandparents, and even coworkers!
I recently read Volume 3 of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, and it officially revealed that Yuji Itadori actually trained a successor – alongside Aoi Todo! This student, Miyaguni, seems incredibly promising and is already stepping up as a leader for the next generation of sorcerers. They’re quickly becoming one of the most interesting characters in the new Modulo series, in my opinion.
Player feedback has really shaped the development of the game. The initial alpha test wasn’t well-received, which led Bungie to postpone the release and include features players specifically asked for, like a solo queue and proximity chat. Because of these changes, the game launched in much better condition. Bungie continues to listen to its community, and recently added a Duos mode – another popular request that wasn’t ready for the initial launch but has quickly become a fan favorite.