Most games restrict players to moving on land or within underground areas like dungeons. It’s rare to find games that let you explore across land, underground, in the sky, on water, or even in space. Hopefully, future open-world games will offer more diverse environments, and we might see this in upcoming titles like Grand Theft Auto 6.
In 2024, Sega revealed that the Yakuza series had sold over 27 million copies worldwide since its launch in 2005. The games have captivated players with their blend of compelling, emotional stories and lighthearted, over-the-top moments. This unique style is further enhanced by a cast of unforgettable characters. Because the series is so popular, the characters’ stories have expanded beyond video games into books, radio dramas, and even a TV show. The Kiwami series, which remakes Yakuza and Yakuza 2, exists to let fans revisit these beloved characters with updated graphics and new storylines.
The game will cost $39.99 for the standard edition. A special “Blood Scales Edition” will be available for $49.99 and includes extra items like unique character appearances, visual effects, 40 pieces of armor, and a 72-hour head start before the official launch.
On this splendid day, February 11, our hero Hayden Adams, the founder of Uniswap, piped up on X (yes, the social media formerly known as Twitter) to announce that the gavel had struck in their favor. This case challenged the very magic that fuels automated token trading on Uniswap, like a wizard’s spell gone awry!
LEGO’s success is largely due to its many collaborations with popular brands. Over the years, they’ve created building sets based on huge media franchises, like Star Wars. LEGO fans can find sets representing different moments and locations from the Star Wars universe. It’s no surprise that many of the most famous Star Wars ships have been recreated as official LEGO sets – Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon, for example, has over 20 different LEGO versions, varying greatly in size and detail.
Fans of Resident Evil have a lot to look forward to! The new game, Resident Evil Requiem, is coming out in February 2026 and will feature both the returning hero Leon S. Kennedy and a new character, Grace Ashcroft. The game will take place in the destroyed city of Raccoon City. Beyond this, rumors have been circulating about remakes of older titles. While some believe Resident Evil Code: Veronica will be next, others think Resident Evil 5 might be remade first. A recent leak could provide some clues as to which game Capcom will tackle next.
As a huge Nioh 3 fan, I’ve gotta say, Severing Spin is one of the best weapon arts! It lets you unleash a flurry of red slashes that hit everything around you – perfect for taking out groups of enemies. You’ll mostly find it on Crucible swords, but once you unlock it, you can actually use it with other swords too, which is awesome!
These games truly shine by capturing unforgettable moments – whether players are battling seemingly unbeatable foes, exploring stunning environments, or just enjoying the quirky side of the game world. While such epic experiences can be rare even in great games, these titles consistently deliver, keeping players engaged from beginning to end with constant action and scenes that feel unbelievably immersive and real.
February was a packed month for video game releases, and Mewgenics launched on Steam amidst the flurry. Early in the month, Nioh 3 from Koei Tecmo became popular on Steam, with over 88,000 players online on February 8th – making it the most played game in the Nioh series on the platform, despite a few technical hiccups. The month will end with the release of Resident Evil Requiem on February 27th, the newest installment in Capcom’s well-known survival horror series.
Industry leaders, those self-proclaimed prophets of finance, gathered to discuss the soaring demand for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) during a panel at Consensus Hong Kong 2026. The esteemed Evan Auyang (group president at Animoca Brands), Christian Rau (senior vice president, digital assets and blockchain at Mastercard), and Nicola White (VP of crypto institutions at Robinhood) joined moderator Marcin Kazmierczak (co-founder, RedStone). A gathering you might mistake for a secret society if it weren’t for the suits and tech jargon.