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A truly great video game villain isn’t just about a tough final battle. They’re a key motivator – even if they’re frustrating – that makes the player’s journey more impactful and makes winning feel truly rewarding. In a medium built around heroes overcoming challenges, that kind of compelling villain is incredibly important.

Video games rarely focus on Hollywood, and it’s not always obvious why. But if you search, you can find a few games set in the world of movies. Many of these games let you be a Hollywood insider – like a producer, studio boss, or actor. Other games take a more playful approach, often poking fun at the extravagance and superficiality of the movie industry.

Devil Fruits are widespread throughout the world of One Piece, and many powerful characters in the Grand Line possess one. However, these fruits aren’t all the same – some grant relatively minor abilities, while others are considered incredibly rare and powerful, achieving legendary status.

Nintendo revealed plans for “Game Key Cards” for the Switch 2 in April 2025, shortly before the console’s launch. These cards are meant to replace traditional game cartridges, but they don’t actually store game data. Instead, they act like a physical key to unlock a game that you still need to download. This allows you to resell or share the card itself, similar to a regular physical game. However, many fans have criticized the Game Key Cards, feeling they pretend to be fully physical releases without offering the same features as cartridges. Some see this as a move towards a completely digital game market, which is a contentious issue for many gamers.

Chapter 16 of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo is highly anticipated, especially as it seems to kick off the final battle of the series. Fans are eager to see how the fight between Yuka Okkotsu and Dabura Karaba will unfold, particularly now that Yuka has already summoned Mahoraga.

Netflix and FIFA surprised everyone this Wednesday by announcing they’re teaming up to make a new show or movie based on the 2026 World Cup.

It can be tricky to make survival horror games replayable, but many developers have found ways to do it successfully, offering players plenty of reasons to return.

Many exciting games are scheduled for release in 2026, and that’s not even counting sequels! We’ll see everything from updated versions of old favorites to completely new installments. Here’s a look at some of the biggest upcoming sequels, both with confirmed release dates and those still in development. One thing’s certain: fans of Japanese role-playing games have a lot to look forward to next year.