The story of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo picks up 68 years after the original series, and continues to explore what happened to the previous generation of sorcerers. Fans have been eager to find out what became of these well-loved characters.
PlayStation Plus subscribers can look forward to a unique new game called Skate Story on December 8th. It’s not just a typical skateboarding game; it features stunning visuals and a wildly imaginative story involving demons, working for the Devil, and even a feud with the Moon! Skate Story will be available to PS Plus members on day one, making it a great choice for players seeking something different.
After you defeat Xelios in Volt Forge, go back to the elevator you used to come down through the Test Circuits. Ride the elevator back up to the Test Circuit Security level. You’ll be back in the area you first entered.
A new approach leverages quantum-enhanced deep reinforcement learning to stabilize increasingly complex power grids reliant on inverter-based resources.
PlayStation’s London Studio, known for creating innovative games using accessories like the EyeToy and PlayStation VR, sadly closed its doors last May after two decades. However, many former London Studio employees have joined Twisted Works and are now developing a new game called Cast Outs.
The game has been completely rebuilt with improved graphics, streamlined heroes and abilities, and lessons learned from both previous versions. As shown in the recent YouTube trailer, developers took what worked best from Splitgate 1 and 2 and removed the less successful elements.
One Piece stands out among other Shonen series. While it does feature battles, creator Eiichiro Oda has repeatedly said he wanted to move away from the focus on constant, large-scale fights that were common in series like Dragon Ball. Instead, he prioritized adventure as the core of his story. Even so, battles remain a significant and beloved part of One Piece.
I’ve spent over 100 hours playing ARC Raiders, and I’ve loved every minute. I can see why it might not appeal to everyone, particularly players who prefer more relaxed, solo experiences. It can be a challenging game, especially at the beginning. But even as someone who usually enjoys single-player games, I’m completely hooked. Something keeps drawing me back for another session, and honestly, I’m surprised by how much I’m enjoying it.
High OI persists, but not with the chaos of a stampede-merely the elegance of a slow waltz. 🕺
Just when you think you’ve seen it all in terms of cosmetic items in a game that’s constantly updated, The FINALS surprises everyone. If you’re not excited about the action and scoring, there’s even a skin that lets you customize a toaster!