Former Tekken Boss Announces New Studio with SNK

Katsuhiro Harada began working with Bandai Namco in 1994, initially as a voice actor for the first two Tekken games. He later directed Tekken 3 and Tekken Tag Tournament in 1997. Beyond Tekken, Harada contributed to many Bandai Namco projects as a producer, supervisor, and director. Even though he’s no longer the lead on the Tekken series, the character Kunimitsu will return as a playable fighter in Tekken 8 at the end of May.

XRP’s 65% Surge: The Quiet Revolution No One Saw Coming!

Evernorth, the digital asset equivalent of a well-dressed librarian with a spreadsheet obsession, says this isn’t just a wild party-it’s a structured, institutional affair. Think of it as the difference between a chaotic house party and a corporate retreat where everyone’s wearing blazers and discussing “programmatic utility.” The kind of thing that makes you wonder if the blockchain world has finally grown up… or just learned how to dress for success.

Ethereum Whale’s Billion-Dollar Blunder: Is Binance the New Black Hole?

Garrett Jin, the ill-fated whale in question, deposited his entire 577,896 ETH-a sum so vast it defies comprehension-into Binance over four days, an act that has sent ripples of panic through the cryptosphere. Lookonchain, ever the harbinger of doom, flagged these transfers on May 10 and 11, as if to say, “Behold, the circus has come to town!”

All Curator Secrets in Directive 8020

There are a total of five Curator Secrets to find, and four of them require you to revisit earlier points in the game to locate them. Our Directive 8020 guide has a complete list of all the secret locations, with pictures to help you find each one.

Crimson Desert May Be Getting DLC, According to Devs

Okay, so Crimson Desert had a bit of a rocky start – reviews were all over the place, and even the company’s stock took a hit. But honestly? We, the players, absolutely loved it. It wasn’t perfect when it first came out, but word spread fast, and the game just kept selling. Pearl Abyss has been amazing with updates, constantly listening to our feedback and actually doing something with it. We’ve already gotten tons of new content since launch, but everyone was wondering what they had planned next. And now, we’re finally getting a peek!

LEGO Reveals Massive Lord of the Rings Set With Big Price Tag

For months, people have been speculating about a LEGO version of Minas Tirith. After leaks surfaced last year, LEGO has finally confirmed the set is really happening! Fans have been eagerly awaiting this news, and it looks like the wait to build Minas Tirith won’t be long. However, Lord of the Rings enthusiasts hoping to own this Tolkien-inspired set should probably start saving up, as it might be pricey.

Naruto: The Most Powerful Shinobi Who Don’t Belong To The Five Great Nations

Many of these warriors were members of the Akatsuki, a dangerous group mostly made up of highly skilled, rogue ninjas capable of defeating even the strongest leaders and powerful beasts. Others lived in a recently established village created by Orochimaru, and he granted them a potent Curse Mark. Some of these shinobi were powerful enough to threaten an entire nation, and one was so strong he was practically a god.

Baki the Grappler Gets New Apparel Collab with Subciety

I’m so excited more people are finally discovering Baki! It’s been around for 35 years, but the 2018 anime on Netflix really brought it to a wider audience. TMS Entertainment animated it – they’re the team behind awesome shows like Detective Conan, Dr. Stone: Stone Wars, Undead Unluck, and Yowamushi Pedal, so you know the action is good! People are loving how wild and over-the-top it is, and honestly, the absurdity is part of the fun. Some have mentioned the 3D animation isn’t perfect, but dedicated fans – like me! – are always happy to see more of Itagaki’s work come to life.

Nintendo’s Price Hike Gamble: Shares Bleed as Switch 2 Costs Climb

In a recent statement to investors, as reported by IGN, Nintendo’s Furukawa explained the company is still assessing how the recent price increase will impact sales of the Switch 2. He acknowledged the higher price might discourage some buyers. However, he emphasized that compelling games that offer good value are key to success, and Nintendo plans to continue releasing unique and exciting titles for the Switch 2 to attract a wider audience.

The Suffering of Gold: A Dance with Copper’s Shadow

Gold, in its ceaseless torment, approaches the $4,700 threshold, a level MarketMindsetPro has marked with the solemnity of a priest anointing a corpse. The chart, a labyrinth of despair, shows the price clawing back from $4,540, only to be trapped in a suffocating range near resistance. One might wonder if this is the dawn of redemption or merely a prelude to a grander farce.