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The *Fatal Fury* series has been around for a long time and includes several games and sub-series, like *Real Bout* and the *Wolves* games. *Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers* is a particularly well-loved classic that originally appeared in arcades. It was one of the last big successes for SNK, the original Japanese developer, before the company went bankrupt in 1999. Since then, the rights to the game have changed hands a few times, most recently when the Misk Foundation, based in Saudi Arabia, acquired a majority stake (96.18%) in 2022.

With Boruto: Two Blue Vortex, a major battle against the Shinju is looming. However, the most powerful ninja from the previous generation – like Naruto and Sasuke – are either imprisoned, lost, or unavailable. This forces Boruto and Sarada, and other young ninja, to take on much bigger responsibilities and protect the village before they’re fully prepared.

Grow a Garden currently has over 150 different collectible pets, and it’s unlikely any player will have them all. That’s where the trading system helps – it allows players to exchange pets to get the ones they’re looking for. Some pets are more valuable than others, depending on how rare they are and how much demand there is for them. This guide will cover the trading value and popularity of every pet in Grow a Garden.

The biggest highlight of Final Fantasy 14’s 7.35 update is a collaboration with Monster Hunter Wilds. This event features an 8-player battle against a powerful foe called Guardian Arkveld. Players who win will earn cool cosmetic items like Veldian weapons, the Hope armor set, new mounts and minions, and decorations for their houses. Guardian Arkveld will be available on both Normal and Extreme difficulties, and all the Monster Hunter Wilds content will stay in the game permanently. To participate, Final Fantasy 14 players need to be at least level 100 and have finished the main story quest called “Dawntrail”.

I just got back from Zurich Pop Con, which is this awesome Swiss convention for all things gaming, anime, manga, cosplay, and basically all things pop culture! It started on Saturday, September 27th, and this year was especially cool because a bunch of publishers were showing off their new games – even some stuff for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2! It was a great time checking out what’s coming next.

Defeating Sung Jin-Woo in *Solo Leveling* is incredibly difficult. He’s become the strongest hunter in Korea, far surpassing any other hunter or monster in terms of power. While he’s almost unbeatable now, there are still villains in *Solo Leveling* capable of challenging him and potentially causing him trouble.

Most players will naturally want to add Darkrai EX to their collection. It’s worth trying out in your decks, especially since Darkrai and Greninja are still popular strategies. Fortunately, *Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket* offers several ways to obtain cards. Here’s a guide on how to get Darkrai EX in PTCGP.

Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford heavily influenced the recent announcement, starting by revealing the name of the next downloadable character for Borderlands 4: C4SH. Originally a casino dealer bot, C4SH rebelled and became a Vault Hunter. While Gearbox didn’t showcase any new gameplay, the revealed content gave a good idea of what to expect from this new character. It seems C4SH will play differently than the powerful Vault Hunters from Borderlands 2 and Borderlands 3, and will instead be more similar to the most irritating robot character in the Borderlands series.

Tokyo Game Show started in 1996 as a show held twice a year-once in the spring and again in the fall. In 2002, it changed to a single, larger event each autumn. Recently, many video game companies have shifted to online presentations, like Sony’s State of Play, Xbox showcases, Nintendo Directs, and Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest. That’s why it was exciting news when Tokyo Game Show announced plans for a bigger, in-person event in 2026.