Investment Policy

Unexpectedly, on April 22, the remastered version of “Oblivion Remastered” was released without any prior warning, sending shockwaves through the gaming community. Leveraging its immediate availability on Xbox Game Pass, this role-playing game attracted over four million players within merely three days following its release. Remarkably, the remastered version’s sales in April alone surpassed the figures attained by the original during its initial 15 months. In addition to other critically acclaimed titles like “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33” and “Blue Prince,” it marked a triumphant end to an exceptionally successful month for Game Pass day-one launches. Players have already invested vast amounts of time in the game, uncovering several intriguing elements thus far, with the latest finding being the disparate impact of fireball towers on various players.

Solo Leveling is generally not recognized for its intricate lore or complex plot, yet as the narrative unfolds, the world becomes increasingly captivating, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the arrival of Season 3.

In essence, the JRPGs with the most captivating stories are those that engross players beyond just their mechanics or battle systems. Through intriguing characters, thoughtful world development, or compelling villains, these games stand out among the genre’s finest in terms of storytelling. They offer a distinctive experience that players find hard to forget.

Ever since its announcement back in February 2024, “Pokemon Legends: Z-A” has been generating a lot of excitement as one of the most awaited games of 2025. In May, The Pokemon Company confirmed that the game will be released on October 16. The developers also announced that pre-orders for both the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions will start in the US on June 5 and in Europe on June 11. Despite being a few months away, fans who have already decided to get it are already planning their Pokemon teams.

In “Fantasy Life I”, the narrative is split into seven captivating segments, each providing an opportunity for players to delve into distinct areas of its lively universe. Although the main story missions are limited in number, they’re lengthy, brimming with supplementary activities designed to keep players engaged and entertained. As you gradually uncover the enigmas of this world that you’ve been unwillingly drawn into, you’ll form new alliances and ultimately work together to prevent its impending doom.

The series has been added to Disney+’s expanding library of APAC titles, alongside the popular shows Bleach, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, the winter 2025 sensation Medalist (anime about ice skating), and Tokyo Revengers.

The success of the One Piece Live-Action series came as a shock to many when its first season premiered in 2023. Typically, live-action adaptations of anime have struggled and developed a poor reputation due to numerous unsuccessful attempts to nail the adaptation. Yet, the One Piece Live-Action series was warmly accepted by many, leading to plans for a second season scheduled for release in 2026.

In the realm of manga, timeworn fantasy elements such as enchanting landscapes, fearsome beasts, dazzling magical powers, and distinctive mythical species have been reimagined ingeniously for decades, yielding a wealth of exceptional series cherished by legions of fans. Lucky for enthusiasts of this genre who also appreciate manga, there’s no scarcity of top-tier series to immerse themselves in. However, among all offerings within the fantasy genre, these eight stand out as absolute gems.

Since 2011, Scorpion has been the leading character in three out of the four Mortal Kombat series. However, Liu Kang was the main figure on the box art for the first Mortal Kombat game, making a comeback as the primary deity in this rebooted universe. As we wait for a new Mortal Kombat game, several characters could potentially be featured on its cover when it eventually releases.

Ever since its debut in Pokemon X and Y, Mega Scizor has been a beloved choice among fans from all Gen 2 Mega Evolutions. Unlike its ancestor, Scyther, which is a dual Bug/Flying type, Mega Scizor is a Bug/Steel type. Its inability to fly has been emphasized since the early games (Gen 2, 3, and 4), with Scizor’s Pokedex entries stating that it flaps its wings not for flying but to regulate its body temperature. Thus, it’s commonly accepted that Mega Scizor cannot fly. Yet, some fans have brought up a recent official Pokemon artwork that seems to challenge this notion.