Jujutsu Kaisen: Gege Akagami’s New Manga Could Be Connected To Ryomen Sukuna

It’s only been a short while since the final chapter of “Jujutsu Kaisen” was published towards the end of 2024, and the absence of Gege Akutami’s captivating storytelling left a significant gap in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump. Given how exceptional his manga crafting is, fans were eager for another installment from this brilliant artist.

Dreamhaven Lays Off an Undisclosed Number of Staff

Today, Dreamhaven Studios, known for producing Wildgate and Sunderfolk, disclosed impending job cuts within their company. At this time, exact numbers have not been revealed, but it appears a significant portion of the staff may be affected. As a relatively new studio, led by former Blizzard cofounder Michael Morhaime, Dreamhaven has only released a handful of games, with Wildgate being the most recent multiplayer shooter. These layoffs, while expected in some industries, are still quite unexpected and undoubtedly disheartening for those impacted.

EXCLUSIVE: Insomniac Games’ Wolverine is Likely to be at PlayStation’s Next State of Play

Based on unnamed sources, it appears that Sony’s PlayStation is considering holding its upcoming State of Play event towards the last week of September. It’s rumored that Insomniac Games’ Wolverine project may be featured in this event, as production on its trailer has reportedly been finished. If Wolverine doesn’t make an appearance at State of Play, it’s likely we’ll see the trailer unveiled within a few months, with The Game Awards being a strong contender for the next reveal.

One Piece: 7 Characters Stronger Than The Gorosei

The Grand Saga of One Piece has been underway for a while now, and creator Oda has unveiled several formidable adversaries that the Straw Hat crew will encounter next. Included among these daunting foes are the Five Elders, also known as the Gorosei. Possessing powerful Yokai abilities, their most chilling trait is their immortality. At present, Luffy has no means to hurt them in One Piece, but characters like Shanks or Scopper Gaban might be able to engage one of these elders in battle and potentially emerge victorious.

Lost Soul Aside’s Best System Turns Every Sword Into a Runway

At the core of “Lost Soul Aside” lies undeniably its combat system, overshadowing the narrative, world-building, and characters, which seemingly take a back seat. Yet on the court steps Kaser with his swords, scythe, and spear, showcasing an intense focus on combat. This emphasis brings a reward, even if depth is marginally set aside, as it offers the Weapon Assembly system, enabling players to tailor both the aesthetic and battle efficiency of Kaser’s weapons in “Lost Soul Aside“. Beneath its surface appearance, however, lies a deeper level of customization potential than most action RPGs dare to explore.

Tomb Raider TV Series Has Cast Its Lara Croft

There hasn’t been much good news about Amazon’s as-yet-unnamed Tomb Raider TV show since it was first announced two years ago. In March and April of this year, there were whispers that the Tomb Raider series might be doomed, but those rumors were dismissed in May. Since then, however, there haven’t been many new details revealed.

Lost Soul Aside’s Development Story is Just as Fascinating as the Actual Game

It’s no secret that many gaming enthusiasts have been eagerly waiting for quite some time – Lost Soul Aside, initially started in 2014 by one developer named Yang Bing, was first showcased with gameplay in 2016. Impressed by his work, Sony reached out to offer assistance as part of the China Hero Project, an initiative aimed at boosting Chinese developers. With this opportunity, Yang Bing established UltiZero Games and finally launched Lost Soul Aside this year. The question remains if the wait was worth it, given its relatively mixed reception, but the story behind its development is undeniably intriguing to explore.

Demon Slayer: Every Breathing Style That Will Appear in Infinity Castle Arc

In the upcoming storyline, as all prominent Demon Slayer Corps members are part of this narrative, a variety of Breathing Styles will be showcased. Out of the fourteen Breathing Styles recognized in Demon Slayer, only two won’t feature in the Infinity Castle arc. Thus, we can expect all other Breathing Styles to appear in the Infinity Castle arc, presented here without any specific order.