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During middle school, I became overly preoccupied with doomsday theories triggered by a video game advertisement, which I think my caring mother is still blissfully unaware of. Fortunately, the world didn’t perish on that ominous day. Instead, I progressed through life, completing college, getting married, and carrying on without a hitch. However, like many other older Gen-Zs, I was plagued by an unusual sense of nostalgia driven by fear of missing out (FOMO). In my quest to reconnect with the games I had been forbidden from playing during my strict upbringing (such as Mass Effect and Assassin’s Creed), I purchased a copy of Lollipop Chainsaw. It turned out to be an enjoyable diversion, offering a lively and colorful gameplay that appealed to both my 13-year-old and 23-year-old selves. As it turns out, Juliet Starling was correct all along: I indeed wished to play this game.

25th on the list is Sudden Strike 5, the latest addition, which has rekindled the World War real-time strategy (RTS) series in 2025. This upcoming game from Kite Games, published by Kalypso Media, is eagerly awaited, showcasing that strategy enthusiasts crave more and more of such games. Sudden Strike 5 promises to deliver the same immersive, wide-ranging real-time strategy experience as its predecessor, Sudden Strike 4, but with enhanced features. Players will engage in a thrilling single-player campaign spanning 25 missions set on historically accurate European and North African battlefields. As commanders, they’ll have access to over 300 historically authentic units, ranging from vehicles and infantry, offering unique tactical opportunities to outsmart adversaries, manage resources, and seize vital objectives.

Although Dragon Ball Super won’t come back this year, there’s plenty of story left to tell in the manga when it does return. Some fans may worry about its cancellation, but it looks like there’s a good chance creator Toyotaro will pick up where he left off eventually.

In the 1980s and early 1990s, there wasn’t a more successful movie star than Arnold Schwarzenegger, even though we should acknowledge Sylvester Stallone too. A quick glance at his filmography reveals he was an unstoppable box-office sensation: “The Terminator”, “Conan”, “Total Recall”, “True Lies”, “Twins”, “Kindergarten Cop”, and of course, “Predator”. Granted, not every movie he made was a hit, like “Red Heat” and “Raw Deal”, but overall, Schwarzenegger chose solid projects and raked in the cash. It’s strange then that he didn’t continue with the “Predator” series, considering his affinity for sequels as demonstrated by “The Terminator”, “Conan”, and even “Expendables”. For whatever reason, Arnold Schwarzenegger never felt compelled to reprise his role as Major Alan “Dutch” Schaefer. However, that has now changed.

The initial Nintendo Switch 2 Edition games included “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” and “Tears of the Kingdom,” offering enhanced graphics and performance for these expansive open-world games on the new console. Now, one of the latest upgrades for the original Switch is “Super Mario Party Jamboree,” which takes advantage of some unique features offered by the console.

Interestingly, “Super Mario Party Jamboree: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV” sells individually for a substantial $79.99, while the upgrade pack costs only $19.99. Unlike the free upgrades for “Breath of the Wild” and “Tears of the Kingdom,” there’s no way to obtain the “Mario Party Jamboree” Switch 2 upgrade through a Nintendo Online + Expansion Pack subscription.

At Gamescom 2024, it was first mentioned that Borderlands 4 would release some time in 2025. However, a few months later, the launch date was refined to September 23. Later in April, an unexpected change occurred, moving the release date forward to September 12, allowing Vault Hunters to start their adventure two weeks earlier than initially planned. Since then, fans have been given sneak peeks into what’s ahead with Borderlands 4 through teasers, trailers, and early announcements.

Sony initially started venturing into multi-platform publishing by making its exclusive PlayStation games accessible on Steam. However, it now appears they are planning to broaden this approach even more, potentially making their once exclusive titles playable on a wider range of gaming systems.

The video you see provides a comprehensive guide through Hide and Seek, including every objective within a peaceful gameplay session. The successful completion of this mission rewards an S Rank.

In “Demon Slayer,” we’ve been introduced to formidable demons such as Kokushibo, who is Muzan’s top lieutenant, and other powerful ones like Gyutaro, Daki, Akaza, and Doma. Additionally, we’ve caught glimpses of Muzan’s power in various scenes. However, there’s one Upper Moon demon that has remained shrouded in mystery throughout the series.