Recent updates to World of Warcraft have focused on letting players experience the game however they choose. However, the latest class changes and, more importantly, racial bonuses, undermine this idea. Even if all classes were equally powerful, some races offer significant advantages over others. Currently, Lightforged Draenei and Undead are noticeably weaker choices compared to the rest.
Almost every generation of JRPGs has featured games with stunning graphics, with the possible exception of the early PlayStation 1 era. While the 2D pixel art from the Super Nintendo days still looks fantastic, many newer titles also boast beautiful art styles that hold up incredibly well. Let’s explore the history of JRPGs and showcase some games with visuals that truly stand the test of time.
Okay, so I’m really excited about the next five games on my list (numbers 15 through 11). I think they’re hidden gems – made by smaller studios that might just blow up this year. It’s a bit of a risk picking these, but honestly, in this genre, the games that take the biggest chances are often the most fun!
Chapter 225 of Chainsaw Man delivered a huge surprise, comparable to the reveal of the Death Devil’s true identity last year. The fight between Denji and Yoru keeps getting more intense, leading Denji to decide he’s done fighting on Earth. He opens a gateway to Hell – a place fans haven’t seen much of since the story of the Aging Devil, and even then, it wasn’t a major focus until the Darkness Devil arc way back in Part 1. Determined to find and eat ‘real devils,’ Denji enters Hell, with Yoru following behind. The chapter ends with both characters looking out into the unknown, leaving the future uncertain. However, it’s clear Denji is after powerful devils, which could mean a confrontation with Primal Fears is coming.
I love trying to figure out the little mysteries and twists in games! Not every one of them is a huge deal, but they always get me thinking. I always wonder if those little details were intentionally put there for us to find, or if they were just accidents by the game creators. Honestly, it’s something they might never tell us! But even though they can be tricky to talk about in detail, I’ve put together some good explanations of a few of them.
Fidough, often called the Puppy Pokémon, was introduced in the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet games. Its adorable appearance and Fairy-type abilities quickly made it popular with fans. At level 26, Fidough evolves into Daschbun, which has a strong defense and is a useful Fairy-type Pokémon in the Paldea region. In Pokémon GO, Fidough debuted in January 2025 during a special event called Fidough Fetch. It takes 50 Fidough Candies to evolve Fidough into Daschbun in Pokémon GO. As Daschbun, this Fairy-type Pokémon can use moves like Fire Fang and Play Rough in battle.
Released in late 2000 for the Game Boy Color, Pokemon Crystal was the third game in the second generation of Pokemon games. The game takes place in the Johto region and focuses on the Legendary Water-type Pokemon, Suicune. Pokemon Crystal also introduced features that would become common in future Pokemon games, such as the ability to play as a female character and animated sprites during battles, which replaced the static images used in earlier versions.
This guide is designed to help players find the missing cats hidden throughout the Sector 7 slums.
As a huge One Piece fan, I’m absolutely blown away by the Final Saga! It’s amazing to see Eiichiro Oda really diving deep into the world’s history and lore that he’s built over all these years. We’re finally starting to learn about the Gods of the One Piece universe, and honestly, the incredible powers they possess feel like something Oda has been saving for this final stretch of the story. It’s so exciting!
When asked about creating anime for an international audience, Itō explained that focusing too much on global appeal can actually backfire. He believes what Japanese creators think will resonate with a worldwide audience often doesn’t, and pointed out that America has very high standards for political correctness. He suggested they might find anime with content considered unusual in North America – like action scenes with revealing outfits – strangely appealing because Japan is one of the few places still making such content.