Enthusiasts of the acclaimed manga “Jujutsu Kaisen” are thrilled to hear that its creator, Gege Akutami, is back with a new series. What makes this even more exhilarating is that this new work is actually a sequel to Jujutsu Kaisen, taking place in the same world, 68 years following the events of Shinjuku Showdown’s conclusion. Gege Akutami is penning the series, and it goes by the title Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo Sequel.
Within the Hospital, to your right, you’ll discover a tranquil sanctuary, often referred to as the Chapel room. Here, you can locate the standard healing station and workstation. However, what might perplex many players is the unusual altar in this room, along with the mystery surrounding how to interact with it and open the door situated next to it. To help you navigate through this conundrum in ‘Cronos: The New Dawn’, here’s a guide to solving the puzzle.
2024 Tokyo Game Show saw Square Enix exhibiting games such as “Visions of Mana”, “Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster”, and “PowerWash Simulator”. Additionally, they gave enthusiasts a chance to play popular titles from the “Dragon Quest” series hands-on. The upcoming lineup seems promising, especially with some of Square Enix’s most awaited games offering free playable demos.
The manga “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations,” specifically focusing on the two blue vortex elements, is building up to some thrilling developments as we move forward. It appears that the narrative is about to get even more engaging in the coming months, with authors Mikio Ikemoto and Masashi Kishimoto setting the stage for an exciting future in the series. Although they’ve already crafted a captivating tale, what’s particularly intriguing is the teased potential for even more enticing plot points ahead.
Yesterday, during an exclusive State of Play event, 007 First Light unveiled 30 minutes of gameplay, along with announcing its release date and pre-order details. Afterwards, a new interview surfaced in which the developers confirmed that the James Bond game is a separate entity from Hitman.
Title Delay for Dying Light: The Beast – A 4-week Shift: If Dying Light: The Beast was your highly anticipated game of the year in 2025, I can only imagine that August and early September found you in a state similar to a zombie’s, eagerly awaiting updates. However, Techland assures us of the new release date’s validity. To spark anticipation, TopMob recently provided an exclusive hands-on preview that is worth checking out.
According to on-chain data from Arkham, BitMine’s latest acquisition involved 80,325 ETH, a purchase worth about $358 million. Of this, 14,665 ETH valued at $64.7 million came through Galaxy Digital’s over-the-counter desk, executed in six separate transactions. The remaining bulk, over 65,000 ETH worth nearly $293 million, was sourced from FalconX. This series of transactions marks one of the largest institutional Ethereum acquisitions of the year, a testament to BitMine’s unwavering commitment to their digital treasure hunt. 🗝️🔍
From internet jest to financial jest? The first $175 million DOGE treasury is launched, perhaps signaling the dawn of a new era… or just more internet fun.
The highly anticipated LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is currently capturing the interest of gamers everywhere. Yet, another potential title may soon emerge, set to star the Caped Crusader. This upcoming game is none other than the accolade-winning follow-up to Camouflaj and Oculus Studios’ virtual reality game, Batman: Arkham Shadow.
The anticipated expansion, Dying Light: The Beast, has been a long-awaited addition. Originally conceived as DLC, it has evolved into a standalone entity with its own significant presence. Compared to Dying Light 2, The Beast is more condensed and concentrated, although smaller in scale.
Long-time enthusiasts are delighted to discover that the original protagonist, Kyle Crane, returns to the scene-an unexpected twist making him a popular subject of conversation!
