If you want to build LEGO Pokemon, you don’t have to wait until 2026

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As 2025 comes to a close, LEGO fans are looking ahead to see what new sets will be released in 2026. We’re already hearing a lot about upcoming builds, including detailed recreations of Paris and a beautiful Japanese Cherry Blossom scene. But LEGO has even bigger plans, bringing popular franchises to life with sets like a massive Lord of the Rings collection focused on the city of Minas Tirith. This set is rumored to contain over 8,000 pieces and could cost between $600 and $650. Pokemon fans also have something to look forward to, and if you can’t wait, there are already some LEGO options available now.

XRP’s Desperate Dance: Fear, Oversold, and a Bounce? 🕺📉

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Technical analysis identifies $1.8889 as a key horizontal support level, based on repeated tests since late 2023. ChartNerd, a cryptocurrency analyst known for frequent XRP technical updates on X, notes, “XRP requires bullish confirmation, such as a higher low, before long positions are considered. A break below $1.8889 could see price target $1.60, though prior tests of this level have preceded notable recoveries.” 🎤📉

Crypto Software’s Email Boo-Boo: Did Someone Leave the Door Open? 🤦‍♂️🔓

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But hold your monocles-fear not! No wallet secrets or secret sauces were spilled, just a smidge of contact info. A touch of digital indigestion, perhaps? Still, be wary, dear fellow netizens, for shady characters might now be lurking with phishing schemes more persuasive than a matinee idol’s charm. Remember: your inbox is more porous than a sieve after a tea party. ☕️

PlayStation Network Hacking Incident Reveals Major Security Flaw

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As a PlayStation fan, it’s really frustrating to hear about so many accounts getting hacked. Some people manage to get things sorted and their accounts back, but others lose years of progress, which is heartbreaking. It’s even worse when people get hacked again while trying to recover their accounts! Now, someone’s found a potential problem that might be causing all of this, which is a bit of a relief – hopefully, it means PlayStation can finally fix it.

The Name Is Bond, Late Bond: IO Delays Its 007 Game

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007: First Light is a new game that tells the story of how James Bond became a super spy, showing his initial training and first missions. A recent trailer revealed that Lenny Kravitz will voice the game’s villain, which is his first time doing voice work for a video game.

Inside Out 3 Should Follow Riley As A Parent With New Emotions

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The latest Inside Out movie successfully added some new emotions, and the next film could explore the existing ones like Joy, Anger, and Embarrassment in more detail. Alternatively, if Pixar wants to introduce even more new emotions, an older, parent-aged Riley would offer a lot of possibilities.

ARC Raiders Player Attempts To Solo a Leaper But Things Go Horribly Wrong

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Players have been sharing tons of stories and videos from their gameplay experiences. Some highlight the competitive and sometimes harsh side of the game, while others capture funny or unexpected moments. For example, during the Cold Snap update, one player organized a spectacular fireworks display on top of the Spaceport Towers, lighting up the sky with a perfectly timed explosion. Not every attempt at a memorable moment goes as planned, though – some videos show less successful efforts.

007 First Light Release Date Has Officially Been Delayed

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IOI’s new game will explore the early days of James Bond as he becomes a spy for MI6. In 007 First Light, players will experience Bond’s dangerous journey to earn his 00 status and license to kill. Irish actor Patrick Gibson will voice the young Bond, and he’ll be joined by familiar faces from the 007 series, like Q and M, as well as new characters created by IO Interactive. At The Game Awards 2025, the game’s villain, Bawma, was revealed to be played by musician Lenny Kravitz.