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Nintendo is facing high expectations with the release of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, marking the return of a beloved franchise. The game had a troubled development, announced in 2017 but restarted in 2019 and eventually taken over by Retro Studios. Nintendo is also showcasing Metroid Prime 4 as a demonstration of what the new Switch 2 console can do, promising smooth gameplay at 120 frames per second and impressive graphics. Select fans will get a chance to try out a demo version before the game officially launches.

The recipes are once again organized into Appetizers, Entrees, and Desserts. This time, the game doesn’t tell you the exact ingredients – it encourages you to try different combinations, though that can take a while. Below, you’ll find a list of all the new meals added in Disney Dreamlight Valley: Wishblossom Ranch to help you out.

That’s why I suggest checking out these open-world games. While they offer plenty to do in their large worlds, almost everything feels meaningful. It’s all there for players to find and enjoy, adding to their experience. Red Dead Redemption 2 gets close with a strong story, but ultimately feels a bit sparse. These other games manage to find a better balance between content and emptiness.

You can find an espresso machine early in the game at Plaza Rosa, which is located on the Buried City map in ARC Raiders. It’s directly south of Town Hall and is known for having good loot, so be prepared for other players to be nearby.

Invincible, inspired by the comic books and animated series, offers a grittier, more violent take on the superhero genre. It’s similar to ‘The Boys,’ but leans more into mature storytelling and emotional drama. The Prime Video series has already run for three seasons and is set to return in March 2026. While there have been several attempts to adapt Invincible into a game, ‘Invincible VS’ finally delivers what fans have been asking for: a classic fighting game experience.

There’s still plenty to look forward to for fans of spy games. In 2026, we’re expected to see the release of the new James Bond game, 007: First Light. Ubisoft is also still working on a remake of Splinter Cell, the classic Deus Ex is getting remastered, and Hideo Kojima is creating a new, secretive spy-themed game called Physint.

When Battlefield 6 first came out, there were a bunch of ways to play, and my go-to was always Conquest. It’s a massive 64-player mode – 32 on each team – where you’re fighting over huge maps, trying to capture points and basically wipe out the other team’s reinforcements. Since then, they’ve added a lot more, including a free-to-play battle royale mode called REDSEC. It’s been a bit controversial – some people love it, others aren’t so sure – but a lot of us think some of the stuff in REDSEC could be really cool in other parts of the game.

Okay, so I’ve been playing ARC Raiders a lot, and I’ve picked up some serious tips for taking down other players. I’m sharing ten things that really turned my raids from just okay to super profitable. We’re talking about risky but awesome strategies, how to position yourself for the best fights, and even some gadgets most players totally sleep on – stuff that’ll help you dominate in PvP.

Many of the games popular right now share similar ideas, while some have become unique and set trends for others to follow. The most successful games really nail the feeling of fun and connection, minimizing frustration and maximizing laughter, making them enjoyable for large groups of people.

As a huge One Piece fan, I’m completely hooked by what Eiichiro Oda is doing with the Final Saga! Right now, the Straw Hats are in Elbaf, the land of the Giants – and it’s been amazing so far. Everyone’s buzzing because Oda is starting to reveal pieces of the Loki flashback, and it’s promising to be a wild ride with so many answers coming our way!