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As a Pokémon GO player, I always get hyped for the GO Tour! It’s this huge event Niantic does around Pokémon Day every year to celebrate the franchise. The first one back in 2021 was all about the original Kanto region – they even released shiny versions of all 151 Pokémon and had Legendary raids with Articuno, Moltres, Zapdos, and Mewtwo. Since then, they’ve done tours focused on other regions like Hoenn, which is awesome because it brings a ton of new Pokémon to catch. Everyone in the community was waiting to hear when the next one would be, and now we finally know!

As a long-time Battlefield fan, I’ve always loved how each game usually features totally original music. But there have been a few exceptions – Battlefield Vietnam, for example, is *defined* by its awesome ’60s rock soundtrack. And it sounds like the next game, Battlefield 6, might be joining that group! There have been a lot of leaks lately suggesting they’re including popular songs from well-known artists, which is really exciting!

The latest update to *Overwatch 2*, mid-Season 18, has arrived with gameplay adjustments and a special event featuring *Persona 5*. A highlight of the update is the addition of Tracer, a popular hero, to the new Stadium game mode.

You can find Rags pretty easily throughout *Dying Light: The Beast*. While certain areas in Castor Woods are designed for collecting them, you can also find Rags by carefully searching everywhere you loot. Here’s a guide to finding Rags in *Dying Light: The Beast*.

Unearthed Arcana are documents released by Wizards of the Coast to test out new ideas for *5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons*, like races, character classes, and spells. This allows players to give feedback before these options are officially published. Sometimes, these documents also offer hints about upcoming adventures and settings – for example, a recent set of post-apocalyptic character options suggested the return of the Dark Sun campaign setting.

Over the years, the *Naruto* and *Boruto* universes have showcased many incredible ninja techniques, or Jutsu. The original series by Kishimoto featured immense powers like the Mangekyo Sharingan and the Rinnegan, including abilities like Chibaku Tensei. However, very few Jutsu could truly be considered overwhelmingly powerful, and the Infinite Tsukuyomi is one of them.

Now that most of the major updates for the game are being finalized, many questions are arising about the sequel, currently called *Project Orion*. CD Projekt Red hasn’t revealed much about their plans for the next installment, but a developer recently shared a noteworthy detail about the age of *Cyberpunk 2077*’s main character, V. Though it might seem small, this detail actually has a bigger impact on the game’s story and established universe than you’d think.

I rarely use Google Lens, mostly when I need to identify something like a spider I’ve found inside to make sure it’s harmless, or to figure out what kind of plant I’m looking at. I even used it once to pick out a paint color that would match my kitchen counters. But I never thought I’d use it to solve a puzzle in a video game, especially one that hadn’t even come out yet! That’s exactly what happened while playing *Dying Light: The Beast*, and it was a really rewarding experience.

The story of *One Piece* is currently focused on the Elbaf arc, and the ongoing flashback featuring Loki is becoming increasingly thrilling. This flashback has been a particularly intense and engaging part of the *One Piece* manga, revealing more about iconic figures like Rocks and setting the stage for a full explanation of the God Valley Event.

I remember when Magic: The Gathering first launched – even back then, the core ideas were all there. You played creatures by ‘summoning’ them, and it had all the classic card types we know and love: sorceries, instants, enchantments, artifacts, and lands. The Black Lotus, which came out in the very first set, Limited Edition Alpha, quickly became legendary – it’s still one of the most recognizable cards ever! It’s part of what people call the “Power Nine,” cards that are considered way too strong. That first set also had these special lands called dual lands. They weren’t necessarily overpowered back then, but in today’s game, they’re incredibly powerful and, for various reasons, they just don’t reprint them anymore.