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In the anime series “My Hero Academia”, it’s revealed that the One For All quirk, which is passed from host to host, becomes harder to transfer as its power grows. Remarkably, it has persisted for so long due to sheer luck rather than any inherent stability. Interestingly, two key characters, Toshinori Yagi and Izuku Midoriya, who lack their own quirks, play crucial roles in the evolution and ultimate confrontation against All For One, the sworn enemy of One For All.

To date, the Pokemon TCG Pocket game has introduced six sets: three major and three mini expansions. The upcoming set, Extradimensional Crisis, is slated for release on May 29th. One of the game’s unique aspects is that all these expansions are available to players who don’t spend money, making it possible to gather most main cards without cost. However, there have been a few exceptions regarding promotional cards, which may require purchasing the Premium Pass or be hidden behind a paywall.

In 2023, the game titled “Lies of P” was launched, and it has since surpassed the sales mark of a million units. The popularity of this Soulslike game led Neowiz to announce a prequel expansion named “Overture,” which is set for release during the summer months. This DLC serves as a precursor to the main game, offering insights into the city of Krat before the Puppet Frenzy massacre. Previews of “Lies of P: Overture” have focused on the Krat Zoo, the initial area within the expansion.

The whispers of a possible reboot for “Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag” first emerged in June 2023, as suggested by a report from Kotaku. Sources who preferred anonymity divulged that Ubisoft was in the initial stages of creating a remake of this classic game. The report hinted that the remake was still several years away, with Ubisoft Singapore, known for its work on Ubisoft’s other pirate-themed project “Skull & Bones,” potentially contributing to the development. However, nearly two years since, Ubisoft has remained silent about these rumors, leaving fans in suspense. If the reports hold true, it might not be long before we get an update on this anticipated reboot.

One reason for the return of “Dexter” to Netflix in the U.S. is that they saw an opportunity to cash in on the hype. In June 2024, it made its surprise reappearance after a four-year absence, following the expiration of the original deal with Showtime from the 2010s. Now, there’s been a fresh decision concerning the acclaimed crime drama.

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I recently participated in a practical demonstration organized by Sega of America, during which I got to play approximately two hours of the game and engage in a group discussion with Yosuke Uda, Atlus’s chief producer, and Jun Matsunaga, a development producer at Sega. This brief gaming session gave me a glimpse into Persona 5: The Phantom X, but it’s evident that I barely touched the tip of the iceberg; the game is brimming with activities and locations to discover, to an extent that rivals the mainline Persona series.

The ambiguity surrounding this project primarily stems from its dynamic development and limited information provided by Maxis. At present, it appears to be a continuation of The Sims 4, but not quite a sequel, instead representing an unorthodox evolution of the series that isn’t quite a spin-off. To make matters more uncertain, it might still be some time before we see Project Rene. Despite fans and Maxis being unable to clearly define what Project Rene is or how it will distinguish itself in the footsteps of previous games, there’s one aspect that’s undeniably clear. In order to pay tribute to its forerunners, Project Rene should embody the unique quirkiness that characterized the most impactful Sims expansions.

As someone who grew up enjoying the chills of Goosebumps books and their TV adaptations, along with other ’90s kid-friendly scary shows, I was thrilled when Netflix debuted the Fear Street trilogy in the summer of 2021. The initial film delved into a typical slasher plot from the ’90s, while the second took us to Camp Nightwing in 1978, and the third ventured as far back as the 17th century. Although I found myself most captivated by the first one due to its fun references and Maya Hawke’s opening scene that echoed Scream, any adaptation based on R.L. Stine’s works holds a special place for me. I eagerly awaited Fear Street: Prom Queen, which hit screens on May 23rd, 2025.