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Overwatch 2 has partnered with musicians and other brands several times before. Last year, the game featured a collaboration with the K-pop group LE SSERAFIM, adding hero skins inspired by the group’s members. LE SSERAFIM returned earlier this year with even more skins for characters like Mercy and D.Va, and players could also buy the previous set of skins. This year has brought other exciting partnerships, including collaborations with G.I. Joe, Street Fighter 6, NERF, and the Phantom Thieves from Persona 5.

The announcement of a big new update for *Stardew Valley* happened surprisingly during the first concert of the *Symphony of Seasons* tour. The game’s creator, ConcernedApe, quietly mentioned that Update 1.7 is on its way, which received a huge response from fans both at the concert and online. However, he’s since asked players to try and manage their excitement.

Like the puzzles in *Assassin’s Creed Origins* and *Assassin’s Creed Valhalla*, finding the Tomeji’s Prize, Nowaki’s Memento, and Yasuhira’s Secret letters in *Claws of Awaji* involves exploring the island and solving clues. However, pinpointing the exact treasure locations can be tricky. This guide will show you everything you need to find these treasures for both Naoe and Yasuke.

Fans of the anime *Solo Leveling* have been anxiously awaiting news about a potential third season. After the second season ended, there hasn’t been any official announcement about its continuation, which has left many viewers worried, as they widely expected Season 3 to be confirmed right away.

If you meet Junjiro at the Hideout, he’ll ask to join you on your journey to explore the island. Since it’s too risky to bring him, you promise to find something for him during your travels. This starts the ‘Painting Memories’ sidequest, and finishing it will earn you the ‘Breathtaking’ achievement. This guide will show you where to find all the Sumi-e locations on Awaji Island, complete Junjiro’s request, and unlock the achievement.

Released earlier this year, *Mafia: The Old Country* is the fourth game in the *Mafia* series. It’s a prequel set in early 1900s Sicily, in the city of San Celeste, and tells the story of Enzo Favara as he becomes part of the Torrisi crime family. Unlike *Mafia 3*, this game offers a more focused, straightforward story rather than a large open world with many side activities. While critics had mixed reactions – some found the mob storyline predictable – they generally praised the game’s beautiful depiction of the Sicilian landscape.

With so many interesting weapon effects in *Borderlands 4*, players quickly started figuring out how to combine them with character abilities to create incredibly powerful combinations. In fact, someone discovered a way to deal infinite damage just days after the game launched! Some might say these overpowered builds ruin the experience, but since it’s a game best enjoyed solo or with friends, players are free to enjoy it however they want.

Games are increasingly blending experimentation into the core experience, whether by focusing on realistic survival, unpredictable physics, or unique world designs. This shows how open-world games can be more than just settings for missions – they can be lively environments that encourage players to find creative ways to solve problems and explore.

The superhero movie *Fantastic Four: First Steps* opened in theaters on July 25th and performed exceptionally well, earning over $519 million worldwide on a $200 million budget. Now, after its successful run in cinemas, the film will be available to rent or buy digitally on September 23rd, and on Blu-ray from October 14th.

Over just a few years, fans enjoyed three major *Dead Space* games, an animated film, comics, and even a spin-off game. Then, Electronic Arts stopped making *Dead Space* games for ten years. Thankfully, a remake recently arrived to positive reviews. However, the future of the series still looks uncertain. What issues is the remake facing, and could this signal the end of *Dead Space*?