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For decades, Tekken has held a prominent place in the realm of fighting games, standing tall among the numerous 2D franchises that have gained popularity. However, due to its long history, many of the initial Tekken games are becoming increasingly hard to find on contemporary platforms. Given that other esteemed series such as Street Fighter are thriving by revisiting their roots and updating older games through retro collections, it seems a pity if other leading fighting game franchises don’t follow suit.

As the DC Universe (DCU) prepares to establish its collection of films and television shows, such as James Gunn’s Superman and the horror-themed animated series Creature Commandos, fans are eagerly anticipating the original Max DCU series, Lanterns. Kyle Chandler has been cast as Hal Jordan, legendary Green Lantern, with John Stewart (as of yet uncast) joining him on an Earth mission for the Green Lantern Corps. The narrative is expected to delve into a mystery similar to Max’s True Detective, raising speculation that the show might introduce the notorious Green Lantern villain, Black Hand.

After suffering a crushing defeat in the World Cup previously, the Japanese opted to construct a system designed to create the strongest soccer player imaginable, much like characters from popular anime shows. This concept forms the basis of Blue Lock, an anime series centered around young Japanese footballers who compete within a unique program aimed at developing top-tier talent.

Living through the game 7 Days To Die isn’t a walk in the park. It’s not just zombies that players should be wary of; they also need to watch out for other dangers like starvation, dehydration, or falling from significant heights which can lead to death or serious injury. Players must make sure they have an ample supply of essential items such as food, water, weapons, and medicine at all times.

A few fortunate players have already obtained a copy of the upcoming game “Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO”, five days before its global release on October 11. The Deluxe and Ultimate Editions, which are available for pre-order, offer early access to the game starting three days prior to the official launch. It seems that some dedicated Dragon Ball fans who purchased a special edition have already started playing “Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO”.