These role-playing games truly capture the spirit of ‘open-world’ gaming, giving players significant choice and freedom. Whether it’s through vast environments, immersive fantasy settings, or characters that react to your decisions, these games prioritize what you do and how you play.
What makes Hazelight’s approach to co-op gaming special is that it’s more than just playing with others online. It’s designed for exactly two players, can be enjoyed entirely on one couch, and truly emphasizes teamwork and cooperation – it’s all about working together to succeed.
Researchers have developed a method to maintain the safety and performance of powerful AI models even after they’ve been adapted for specific tasks.
Since 2018, World of Warcraft has rewarded players with special gifts if they maintain a subscription for six months or more. These rewards, updated in January and July each year, typically include a rideable mount for the modern game and a collectible pet for Classic World of Warcraft. The January rewards are often themed around the Lunar New Year and its associated zodiac animal and element – for example, the Timbered Sky Snake coming in 2025 to celebrate the Year of the Wood Snake.
Currently, only about 10,489 players have finished the game. While the exact number of Escape from Tarkov players is unknown, Steam usually shows around 25,000 playing at the same time, and that’s just a small fraction of the total player base.
The upcoming God of War TV series is being made by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios. After it was first announced in 2022, the show faced some setbacks, including the departure of several key team members. Development restarted in 2024 with Ronald D. Moore brought on as showrunner. Moore is collaborating with Sony’s Santa Monica Studio and Cory Barlog, the creative director of the God of War game series, on writing the scripts. Barlog and PlayStation executive Hermen Hulst are both executive producers on the show. Currently, filming is planned to begin in Vancouver in March 2026.
A poorly made trailer can really hurt a game’s chances. While a single bad trailer isn’t always fatal, some trailers have been so disliked that the games they advertised never recovered. These games all suffered because their trailers were poorly received. Whether they missed the mark with humor, didn’t listen to what gamers wanted, or were released at the wrong moment, these trailers received a lot of criticism, and that negativity directly impacted how people talked about the games after they came out.
In Dragon Ball DAIMA Episode 20, Goku strongly suggests he achieved the Super Saiyan 4 transformation after his battle with Kid Buu at the end of Dragon Ball Z. He explains, “Buu was incredibly powerful, so I trained extensively afterward. I wasn’t certain if it would pay off.” This “it” likely refers to becoming Super Saiyan 4. However, the game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has changed this established story with a new scene after the credits. According to the game, Goku didn’t first transform into Super Saiyan 4 until Neva assisted him.
Instead of conjuring a new crypto contraption, Visa dabbles with stablecoins within its existing money-moving machinery. Through a partnership with BVNK, Visa introduces pilot programs that allow stablecoins to fund and payout via Visa Direct. Quelle surprise! 🎩
According to Gamertag VR on YouTube, the recent changes within Meta’s gaming division have impacted the development of the Harry Potter game, which was being created by Skydance.