Despite their smaller budgets, these games are surprisingly innovative and often surpass larger, more publicized titles. They deliver polished experiences, and sometimes boast gameplay or stories that are actually more engaging – even remaining enjoyable long after they first came out.
When Boruto: Naruto Next Generation was first announced, it looked like a promising continuation of the beloved Naruto universe. Many hoped it would successfully build on Naruto’s story, but after several years, some fans are now wondering if the manga was truly necessary.
The PlayStation 5 had a gradual start, but after five years on the market, it’s firmly established itself as a strong successor to the PS4. With popular exclusive games like Death Stranding 2, Ghost of Yotei, Astro Bot, and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, the PS5 offers a compelling gaming experience. Even with more big games still to come – including highly anticipated titles like GTA 6 – the console is already selling better than its main competitor, the Xbox.
Talk about a LEGO set based on Ocarina of Time started in September 2025, when a supposed leak revealed it would include a 1,003-piece diorama featuring Ganondorf. The rumor also predicted a March 2026 release, making fans expect an official announcement by the end of 2025. Now, a new teaser for the upcoming LEGO set appears to confirm those early reports, even though specific details haven’t been fully released.
The UFL is exploring potential partnerships in the video game world, and has been in discussions with at least two companies. TopMob has learned the identities of these companies, but is keeping them confidential to protect its sources who were not authorized to share this information.
SoFi just made history (kind of) by becoming the first U.S. bank to offer crypto trading within their app. Now, you can trade bitcoin, ethereum, solana, and probably more, right alongside your usual “safe” banking activities. What could possibly go wrong? 🤑
If you were worried Warhorse Studios might suddenly switch gears after the success of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – perhaps to create a fast-paced, building-focused game – you can rest easy. They’re planning to continue making RPGs, and likely ones that are just as good as Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
As announced before, Digimon Story: Time Stranger will have a Season Pass with three downloadable content (DLC) packs. Each pack adds new story chapters and five new Digimon to the game. A special Digimon, the 16th, will tie all three DLC packs together. With these additions, the game will feature a total of 475 Digimon.
Game Rant recently got a hands-on look at the upcoming game Arknights: Endfield at an event in Los Angeles, specifically checking out the content for Beta Test 2. If you’re looking forward to the game, be sure to remember November 28th – that’s when the beta test will be available to players. It will be fascinating to see how players react to this large-scale game at this point in its development, and I was generally very impressed with what I saw. While there are a few minor issues, I expect Beta Test 2 will help address them.
To get Bond Stars, players need to be able to play Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road online.