LEGO Officially Reveals New Lord of the Rings Set

LEGO and The Lord of the Rings have a long-standing relationship. The first LEGO sets based on the series came out in May 2012, shortly before the LEGO Lord of the Rings video game. These initial sets featured famous scenes like the Battle of Helm’s Deep and the Mines of Moria, and were followed by more sets inspired by Peter Jackson’s movies a year later. After a ten-year break, LEGO Lord of the Rings returned in 2023 with new BrickHeadz figures and the impressive Rivendell set—currently one of the largest LEGO sets ever created. LEGO has continued to expand this theme with detailed Icons sets like Barad-Dur and The Shire, as well as a Balrog Book Nook.

How to Unlock Painting in Heartopia

Brushstroke Whimsy is a guide that teaches you the basics of painting and drawing in Heartopia. It walks you through how to start and finish the Brushstroke Whimsy quest, allowing you to begin creating your own artwork.

8 Best Anime From 2006 That Nobody Remembers in 2026

Looking back at popular anime from 2006 really highlights how much the industry has evolved. With so many new shows being released constantly, it’s easy for older series to get lost or forgotten. It’s unfortunate that these well-regarded anime from 2006 aren’t getting the attention they deserve anymore.

No One Seems to Understand Voice Acting Would Ruin Pokemon (For Players Like Me)

Just to address a few points upfront: I know I can simply mute the game if Pokemon Wind and Waves includes voice acting, and that’s my plan if it does. I also agree that Pokemon games shouldn’t add voiced cutscenes if they traditionally haven’t had voice acting, like that strange singing scene with Piers in Generation 8. Finally, I only play my Nintendo Switch in handheld mode. I appreciate the Switch’s versatility, but I personally prefer playing it as a portable device.

Highguard 2026 Roadmap—All Highguard Episode Content, Explained

Highguard is finally here, and the wait is over! Geoff Keighley hyped it up as a spiritual successor to Apex Legends and Titanfall, and it delivers a solid experience. If you enjoy base-raiding gameplay, be sure to check out the full 2026 roadmap – you won’t want to miss what’s coming!