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The game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot includes an additional scene after the credits that follows a major plot twist. Considering a new Dragon Ball project is scheduled to be revealed on January 25, 2026, this extra content may have accidentally revealed details about Dragon Ball DAIMA‘s return – whether it’s a second season or a new movie. The ending of the game’s downloadable content is brief, but it cleverly sets the stage for a potential sequel.

However, the meeting, they say, resulted in no progress.

Despite still having room for improvement, ARC Raiders has proven to be a major win for both Embark Studios and Nexon. Nexon reports that the game has sold 2.4 million copies this year, bringing the total sales to 12.4 million. Reviews from both players and critics are overwhelmingly positive – it currently has a ‘Very Positive’ rating on Steam and an 86 on Metacritic. The game is also incredibly popular, recently reaching over 960,000 concurrent players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Many predicted a difficult launch for Embark’s second game, given its release between Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, but players are clearly excited for a new experience. ARC Raiders has impressively retained 91% of its initial player base on Steam.

The Bully Online project has been shut down permanently. This means the online server is no longer accessible, the code used to run it has been removed, and all user accounts and data will be deleted.

Ubisoft has many projects planned for 2026, including new installments in its most popular franchises. Several games are in development under the Tom Clancy brand, like Rainbow Six Mobile, which launches in February, and the upcoming Tom Clancy’s The Division 3. The Assassin’s Creed series is also getting a lot of attention, with Assassin’s Creed Jade designed specifically for mobile devices and Assassin’s Creed Hexe planned as a major new release. In addition to these new titles, Ubisoft is also remaking one of the most popular Assassin’s Creed games, along with another of its well-known titles.

Initially, Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table appears to be a typical entry in the increasingly popular “death game” genre, alongside series like Danganronpa, Darwin’s Game, and I’m Standing on a Million Lives. These shows center around characters forced to complete challenges or win games to avoid a grim fate, often incorporating psychological thrills and violence.

The promised level boosts – which cost $60 and instantly raise a character to level 58 – are still unavailable. Blizzard has temporarily disabled both character boosts and the ability to change character names, as reported seven hours ago on their official support account.