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The popular anime adaptation of *Solo Leveling* has significantly boosted sales of the original Korean comic, known as a manhwa. In fact, *Solo Leveling* recently outperformed the hugely successful anime series *Jujutsu Kaisen*. For September, *Solo Leveling* topped The New York Times bestseller list for graphic novels and manga, while *Jujutsu Kaisen* came in third. However, this ranking doesn’t necessarily mean *Solo Leveling* has surpassed *Jujutsu Kaisen* in total sales numbers.

Players lamented several issues with World of Warcraft‘s Midnight expansion, mostly tied to its reveal in August. These are:

The movie *Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle* is proving incredibly popular with fans, quickly becoming a box office success. It’s shattered previous records across various regions and has now earned over $555 million, surpassing the sales of the *Mugen Train* movie.

In *Skate 4*, Rip Chips are the primary currency used to advance in the game. You can easily earn these chips – identified by their orange logo – just by playing, so you won’t need to spend any real money to collect them.

Jujutsu Kaisen has quickly become a standout anime series, gaining a huge following in recent years. The original manga by Gege Akutami was incredibly popular – it even surpassed One Piece in sales at one point, which is a remarkable achievement. The series really shines with its exciting and intense battles, and Gege Akutami masterfully creates suspenseful and gripping moments. As a battle-focused anime, Jujutsu Kaisen is exceptionally well-done.

The *Pokémon* series often gives away free items and rare Pokémon, and recently players could get special, shiny versions of Chi-Yu, Wo-Chien, Chien-Pao, and Ting-Liu through an online download. Sometimes, getting these gifts requires a visit to a specific location to receive a code, and that’s the case this time. However, this method is causing frustration, as some fans are unable to get the code and are disappointed.

Nintendo has been open about games like *Hyrule Warriors* and the upcoming *Zelda* movie, but they haven’t said much about the next major *Zelda* game. Given that *Tears of the Kingdom* was released only two years ago, and it took a long time to develop, it’s unlikely we’ll see a new mainline *Zelda* game for at least three years. While *Zelda* fans wait for the next installment, there are other games to enjoy, including a recently announced indie title inspired by the *Zelda* series.

This guide shows you where to find all the crests needed to finish the game chapter, and it also explains how to solve the puzzle in My Room in *Silent Hill f*.

At first glance, Amon from *Borderlands 4* might seem like a typical, imposing strongman – almost like Kratos relaxing at home. But he’s actually a very kind person who consistently helps the people of Kairos, and he offers surprisingly thoughtful perspectives. He’s different from characters like Brick, whose appeal came from being loud and aggressive. I find Amon appealing because of his gentle nature. This positive attitude made me choose him as my first Vault Hunter, even though some content creators initially thought he’d be the weakest. However, after playing with Amon, I’ve noticed he has a surprisingly strong dislike for the owner of the Jakobs company.