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In July 2025, Sony filed a lawsuit against Tencent over the game *Light of Motiram*, claiming it unfairly copied their *Horizon* series. Sony argued that the gameplay, world, story, and characters were too similar to *Horizon: Zero Dawn* and *Forbidden West*, potentially confusing players and allowing Tencent to profit from Sony’s established brand. However, Tencent has countered, stating that Sony’s claims aren’t strong enough to justify a full trial.

As the story of *One Piece* nears its end, fans are speculating about which important characters will survive the final journey. While Luffy, Blackbeard, and Shanks are expected to be central figures in the concluding events, another pair of characters, even though they haven’t been seen much lately, are also likely to play a crucial role in the fight for the One Piece treasure.

Since its rocky start in 2016, *No Man’s Sky* has been dramatically improved with numerous free updates. The developers have consistently added new features and content to address player concerns and fulfill promises made for the game. They’ve especially focused on listening to player feedback and incorporating requested changes, and have even increased the frequency of updates in recent years. Following recent major additions, the team released an experimental version in early September to tackle frustrating issues. Now, Hello Games is working on another set of bug fixes, which will soon be available for players on all platforms.

Bop It, created by Dan Klitsner, first came out as a line of audio toys from Hasbro in 1996. The basic idea was to listen to fast-paced voice commands and quickly react by ‘bopping,’ ‘twisting,’ or ‘pulling’ the device. As players successfully followed the instructions, the game got faster and more difficult. Bop It became incredibly popular, leading to many different versions and partnerships that continue even now.

Over 40 new anime series are coming out in Fall 2025, and they’ll be available on several streaming services like Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and even Disney+. While some shows will be on multiple platforms, each service will have its own unique exclusives. It’s also worth noting that not all series will be officially released in North America.

Allowing players to continue their progress on different gaming platforms isn’t a new idea, but it’s always been tricky for game developers to set up. To make cross-progression work, the game needs to connect all its versions and keep them updated together. Some popular games, like *Hades* and *Final Fantasy 14*, have managed to do this successfully. However, because it can be expensive and complex, many developers choose not to offer this feature.

Ikemoto collaborated with Kishimoto throughout the entire *Naruto* series, and was later chosen to be both an artist and writer for the *Boruto* sequel. While not much is publicly known about Ikemoto personally, Kishimoto, having worked with him for a long time, has shared stories about how Ikemoto began drawing and what inspired him to pursue a career in manga.