The Elbaf arc in One Piece is moving quickly, and fans are excited to see the Straw Hat Pirates back in action. The recent flashback about Loki was the longest one in the series, keeping the Straw Hats off-screen for about seven months – the longest they’ve ever been absent. As a result, fans are particularly eager to see their favorite characters again, including the crew’s swordsman, Roronoa Zoro.
The highly anticipated sequel to Bandai Namco’s Code Vein launched on January 29th. The original game was well-received by critics, and early reviews of the new installment are similarly positive, praising its engaging action RPG gameplay and striking anime art style. However, player reviews on Steam haven’t been quite as enthusiastic as the professional critiques.
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The guide below contains spoilers for the main story of Code Vein 2.
Most people in the Dragon Ball universe see Mr. Satan as the strongest fighter, but the main human characters are actually quite exceptional. They can fly, have incredible strength, and shoot energy blasts. While they aren’t as powerful as the strongest beings in the series, their abilities are still remarkable.
Starting with a legendary Dungeons & Dragons campaign and moving into the groundbreaking world of post-apocalyptic role-playing games, here’s a list of eight classic Western RPGs that still hold up today.
After reviewing the latest development update, it’s clear that Frag Games isn’t simply creating a digital version of the Bolt Action tabletop game. They’re actually developing a full video game built around the existing rules, which they intend to preserve.
Many classic ’80s anime shows are enjoyable thanks to their distinctive animation and style. While it’s hard to pick just one for each year, here are some of the best action-adventure (shonen) anime from that decade.
Dabura Karaba is an incredibly powerful character in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen. He first appeared in Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, a sequel taking place 68 years after the Shinjuku Shodown, even though he wasn’t present in the original story. Initially presented as a villain when he and other Simurians first arrived on Earth, Dabura’s story unfolded to reveal he was simply trying to safeguard his people and find a place where they could live peacefully alongside humans.
This article contains major SPOILERS for Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption 2