When there weren’t any new Star Wars movies, or when the movies weren’t very good, playing video games helped me cope and stay connected to the franchise. Although some of those games don’t seem as great now, they really got me through some difficult periods as a fan.
Totenreich has a few fun little secrets, like the Gnome Easter Egg. But have you ever wished you could transform T.E.D.D. into a singing fish that hangs on the wall and entertains the undead? If that sounds good to you – and it definitely should! – then check out the simple instructions below.
In the world of One Piece, the Yonko usually have the highest bounty amounts. However, there have been many instances of characters who aren’t Yonko also having extremely large bounties, as the author Eiichiro Oda has demonstrated throughout the series.
Crimson Desert is already a major gaming success this year. Since launching on March 19th, the open-world RPG has sold millions of copies and gained a large following. Even South Korea’s Prime Minister, Kim Min-seok, commended the game for boosting the country’s reputation in the global gaming industry. Remarkably, Crimson Desert continues to attract a large number of players, which is unusual for single-player games that often see a decline in players after the initial release.
In an uncanny turn of affairs, the settlement that was supposed to pay back users who were wrecked by the April 18 hack now halts in a bureaucratic sleep. It’s the equivalent of picking up your luggage at the airport, only to find the airline has frozen the claim on your credit card.
Not every game needs a sequel. Some are so good on their own that a follow-up would actually diminish what made the original special – either by stretching the idea too thin or changing it so much it loses what made it unique. The games below are perfect examples. They’re fantastic, self-contained experiences that show not everything needs to become a long-running series. Sometimes, a single, complete game is the best approach.
Capcom has been releasing highly praised games in 2026, starting with Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth installment in the long-running Resident Evil series. Requiem has earned praise for its two playable characters, offering a mix of classic survival horror and the series’ signature action. With the upcoming release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword later this year, Capcom’s 2026 lineup promises more excellent gaming experiences, including the recently released Pragmata.
But hold onto your hats, folks, ’cause this here rally’s hit a wall, and Ali Martinez-a fella with more followers than a preacher on Sunday-says a fancy indicator’s flashing red. Seems the Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential’s got its knickers in a twist, signaling a “major bearish pivot.” That’s Wall Street talk for “time to sell before the ship sinks.”
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth came out two years ago and successfully recaptures the spirit of the original game, but with significant story and visual updates. This makes even well-known locations feel fresh and new, providing a unique experience for longtime fans.
