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The game titled “Journey,” developed by Thatgamecompany, initially debuted on PlayStation 3 in the year 2012. Sony was the publisher of this masterpiece, and it became available on PlayStation Plus in 2016. “Journey” is known for deviating from many traditional gaming norms and assumptions. The indie gaming community was still growing when “Journey” was launched over a decade ago, leading to the release of numerous innovative and experimental games. However, some of these games didn’t quite take off, either due to excessive ambition or other factors that could potentially undermine an otherwise promising title. In contrast, “Journey” was overwhelmingly praised by both players and critics when it first came out.

Right now, “The First Descendant” is deep into its third installment, which commenced on August 7th. Dubbed “Breakthrough,” this newest batch of seasonal offerings includes a collaboration with “NieR: Automata,” fresh dungeons, a new playable character, and the addition of the Hover Bike vehicle, along with various other innovations. For quite some time now, Nexon has been teasing Season 3, well before its official launch.

In the thrilling Elbaf Arc of One Piece, I’ve been absolutely engrossed! We’ve been unraveling so many mind-blowing secrets about its rich lore, and iconic characters like Rocks D. Xebec and Gol D. Roger are finally coming to light. Oda’s been dropping some incredible tidbits about them, but there’s one legend yet untouched in this arc that has fans buzzing with anticipation. This mysterious figure might even wield powers akin to a weather deity! I can hardly contain my excitement to see how he’ll shake things up when he finally steps into the limelight.

In the case of Destiny 2, the addition of the “The Edge of Fate” expansion marked a fresh chapter. This was evident in its storyline and significant alterations to the game environment. However, the initial release faced some turbulence. The new Kepler location, for instance, sparked differing opinions among players, while technical glitches and other problems affected the overall enjoyment of the game. It appears that many gamers weren’t entirely convinced by the new content, as the launch sales figures for Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate were quite low on Steam. Nevertheless, Bungie has been diligently addressing the issues post-launch, enhancing the game and hinting at more exciting developments to come.

The upcoming game, Borderlands 4, unfortunately doesn’t include a Vault Hunter type that could potentially provide insights into the long-standing mystery connecting Zer0 from Borderlands 2 and FL4K from Borderlands 3. This enigma, only labeled as such with the release of Borderlands 3, has sparked fan theories due to the shared traits between these two numerically-named characters. However, since Borderlands 4‘s roster lacks another numbered robot character, it seems that the mystery might not be resolved within the game’s main storyline, unless there’s an undisclosed plot featuring Zer0 or FL4K, or a new numbered robot character is introduced later through DLC.

Historically, the Battlefield series has been less prolific compared to many other major players in the First-Person Shooter (FPS) genre. In fact, it has become even more infrequent in recent years. If we look back at all the Battlefield games, there was a period during the late 2000s and early 2010s when the series experienced a lot of activity, but since then, the franchise has chosen to release new games less frequently. For instance, Battlefield 5 came out in 2016, followed by Battlefield 2042 in 2021, marking a three-year gap between the two. The four-year gap between Battlefield 2042 and the upcoming Battlefield 6 is the longest interval between mainline releases for this series since it began back in 2002.

The Demon Slayer series consistently delivers impressive movies, and this holds true even today. For instance, the Mugen Train film was a massive success, and now, in 2025, we have a new movie called Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 – Akaza’s Return that has surpassed all predictions and is shattering records once held by Mugen Train.

As per Patcher’s statement, he has had a conversation with Beede, who revealed that Electronic Arts (EA) aims to involve three studios in the development of the Battlefield series every three years. This way, they can ensure an annual release of new games within this franchise.