Sony has officially announced a new PlayStation presentation called State of Play, taking place on September 24th. The 35-minute show will likely feature announcements from both Sony and other developers. Currently, only one game – *Saros* from Housemarque – has been confirmed. Fans are eagerly speculating about what else will be revealed, although it seems one of Sony’s upcoming games won’t be part of the presentation.
On September 23rd, Kojima Productions celebrated its 10th anniversary with a presentation called “Beyond The Strand.” The event offered a look at the studio’s future projects, including more details about the upcoming *Death Stranding* movie. This film will be a full-length, live-action adaptation produced by A24, and early glimpses suggest it will build upon and maximize the potential of the *Death Stranding* story and world.
This guide will teach you what every item in Sonic CrossWorlds does, how to use them effectively, and how to protect yourself when other players use them against you.
Since it first came out, *Solo Leveling* has been incredibly popular. The anime gained even more attention after the second season premiered in January 2025, breaking Crunchyroll records that had lasted for years.
Brewfest in *World of Warcraft* is similar to Oktoberfest, the famous German beer festival and one of the largest celebrations of its kind. Within the game world of Azeroth, Brewfest is a two-week event filled with activities centered around drinking and offers players rewards with a beer theme.
Many players, both new and experienced, struggle with the “Introductions” quest in Stardew Valley. While it seems simple – just meet all the townspeople – the game doesn’t always make it easy. Each resident of Pelican Town has their own schedule and favorite spots, which change with the seasons. They also have a knack for disappearing just when you think you’ve found them! I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve gotten stuck trying to meet the last few villagers, endlessly wandering around like a lost farmer.
Watching the Elbaf arc unfold in *One Piece*, it’s clear why so many fans are already ranking it among the very best arcs the series has ever done. Some are even saying it’s the greatest! It’s packed with huge reveals, really touching character development, and feels incredibly important – not just for what’s happening now, but for understanding the whole story, past and future.
As a huge fan of Hideo Kojima, I’ve been really looking forward to seeing what he creates now that he’s independent from Konami. I loved both *Death Stranding* games, and the idea of him returning to the horror genre with *OD* has me very excited. After the cancellation of *P.T.*, which became a viral sensation, I was a little worried *OD* might not live up to expectations. But based on what I’ve seen so far, the game looks very promising.
2XKO is a new 2v2 fighting game featuring champions from the League of Legends world. Originally called Project L, Riot Games began developing the game in 2019, creating a lot of anticipation among fans, given the huge popularity of League of Legends. A closed beta test started recently, and good news for those who missed it – a wider release is coming soon so more players can experience the game.
On a frosty Tuesday, amid the smoky glow of a Fox Business interview (because where else but such a chamber of capitalist oracles?), Chairman Paul Atkins announced that the SEC will soon embark on “rulemaking,” a term as vague and mysterious as a village blacksmith’s cryptic grunts.
