2025 was a huge year for Solo Leveling. The second season, which premiered in January, was a big hit with fans. Now that Season 2 has finished, people are eager to know what the future holds for the series, as there haven’t been any announcements about a potential continuation.
Recently, a lot of the conversation about game affordability has focused on Microsoft and its Xbox Game Pass. Even a co-founder of Xbox has spoken out against the recent price increase for Game Pass, which follows other price changes for Xbox consoles. While Microsoft’s pricing strategies are getting a lot of attention, some PlayStation Store listings have also been updated, and fans are noticing that these changes seem to vary from person to person.
You’ll encounter Nigel six times throughout Red Dead Redemption 2: four times during the main story and twice in the epilogue. Each time you meet him, he’s increasingly worried about finding his friend, Gavin. Though Nigel believes Gavin was kidnapped, fans have come up with many theories over the past seven years suggesting there’s a deeper mystery behind his disappearance.
Looking ahead to 2025 and 2026, will any new games offer players great opportunities to be creative? And could anything eventually surpass Minecraft in terms of what it lets you build and do? Let’s take a look at some promising upcoming games and highlight those that really encourage player creativity – games that are worth getting excited about now.
Each character in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment has a unique playstyle, and many can inflict elemental damage with their special attacks, making it worthwhile to unlock them all. This guide will show you how to do that, detailing when and how to unlock every character.
And guess who’s losing sleep over this? Oh, just Bitcoin miners, who now have to wonder what this could mean for their precious electricity bills. 😬
The films based on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit were shot in New Zealand. Although J.R.R. Tolkien based some of his Middle-earth landscapes on England, the filmmakers chose New Zealand for its beautiful scenery and unspoiled landscapes, which were perfect for creating a believable fantasy world.
So, last week Epic was giving away those spooky games, Bendy and the Ink Machine and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit – they were worth around $40 total. But that deal’s over now! They’ve switched it up and are now letting us grab Felix the Reaper for free, plus a huge bundle of stuff for Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms. It’s a sweet replacement, honestly!
This guide provides a basic introduction to how economies work in EU5. It’s a good starting point for players new to the game’s systems, but there’s still a lot more to discover and master.
As a long-time Pokémon fan, I always thought there was an unspoken rule: Level 100 was the limit. Once your Pokémon hit that mark, it was basically as strong as it could get! Sure, a Level 100 Pokémon could probably take on the Elite Four all by itself, but going beyond that – leveling up to 101 – just wasn’t something you could do.