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2025 has been an absolute blast for me as a gamer, thanks to Xbox’s subscription service really stepping up its game with Game Pass. They’ve added over 100 titles this year alone! Some of the hype-worthy first-party games I’ve been looking forward to include “Avowed,” “Doom: The Dark Ages,” and a remastered version of “The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.” But it’s not just about the exclusives; they’ve also got some popular third-party games like “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33,” “Blue Prince,” “Balatro,” “Watch Dogs: Legion,” and “Assassin’s Creed: Mirage” on the list too. It’s been a diverse and exciting year for gaming, that’s for sure!

In contrast to the departure from the traditional gameplay structure in Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Pokemon Legends: Z-A is planning to reinstate an iconic aspect of the series that was absent in its predecessor – online multiplayer. While many found Pokemon Legends: Arceus fascinating, it was among the few core Pokemon games without a multiplayer component, aside from trading. It appears that Game Freak has taken fan feedback on board and is enhancing the multiplayer experience in Pokemon Legends: Z-A by introducing a new mode that bears a striking resemblance to an overlooked feature from Generation 7.

In the game titled ‘The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker’, Link embarks on a mission across the vast Great Sea. His goal is to locate the submerged kingdom of Hyrule and obtain the power necessary to defeat Ganondorf. During his maritime journey, Link encounters the King of Red Lions, a talking ship that becomes his companion following a failed rescue attempt at the Forsaken Fortress. Interestingly, the King of Red Lions is none other than King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, the former ruler of the sunken kingdom of Hyrule beneath the Great Sea. Much like the Na’vi from ‘Ocarina of Time’, the King of Red Lions offers guidance and advice to Link as needed throughout his quest.

Due to its incredible popularity, each new season of Attack on Titan generated a lot of excitement. Now that the series is over, both the anime and manga have left an indelible mark on fans. It’s unfortunate that it has ended, but nothing can diminish the greatness of this work as a whole. Let’s dive in and rate the most memorable battles based on their quality and intensity.

In Season 3, it’s expected that the Monster Association Arc will be fully explored, a thrilling saga where prominent heroes from the Hero Association (including Saitama) launch a raid on the monsters’ lair to rescue a young boy named Waganma. This arc is known for its length, ambition, and non-stop action, with numerous epic sequences that avid One Punch Man fans are eagerly anticipating in animated form. Here are eight particularly exciting moments fans are looking forward to the most.

The Flamingo Pool Float Shield is undoubtedly the star attraction in the Summer Escape assortment. Its design resembles a playful flamingo pool float, striking a balance between enjoyment and practicality. Notably, it visibly collapses during shutdowns on-screen. Unlike other shields that prioritize minimalism, the Floatie Shield excels at being eye-catching, ensuring your board immediately catches attention.

To begin, the updated version of the headset is called the H9 II, succeeding the initial H9 model. Priced at $349.99, this latest headset boasts a battery life of up to 30 hours, with quick charging capabilities that provide approximately three hours of use from just a five-minute charge. Other highlights include a removable unidirectional microphone operating at 14000kHz super wide band, Bluetooth compatibility, active noise cancellation, and 360-degree spatial sound technology.

At the start, Geoff Keighley will be the host for Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025. In advance, they’ve revealed that games like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and Black Myth Wukong are set to make an appearance. However, there are also many exciting surprises in store!

In a social media update, Fergusson announced that he’s set to lead Cloud Chamber and supervise the development of the upcoming BioShock game, as well as other franchise expansions such as the currently in production Netflix film.

Before Call of Duty gained its current popularity and ruled over the first-person shooter genre, particularly in World War II games, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault stood as the top choice. Released in 2002, this game offered an unmatched cinematic adventure that was revolutionary for PC gaming at the time. The iconic Warchest edition bundles together the original game, along with its expansions Spearhead and Breakthrough, offering a complete and captivating journey through various European and North African battlefields. Although the game is no longer new, it’s worth noting that at its release, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault was an unprecedented PC gaming experience.