Microsoft Flight Simulator Reveals Japan World Update

The popular flight simulator, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, is coming to PlayStation 5 this December, ending months of rumors. Following Microsoft’s trend of releasing its games on multiple platforms, fans are excited about the news, and pre-orders are now available. Players with a PlayStation VR2 headset will also be able to experience an even more immersive version of the game, as VR support has been confirmed.

New Pokemon-Like Game Aniimo Reveals More Creatures

Aniimo was unveiled at the Xbox Games Showcase in June as a creature-collecting game taking place in the world of Idyll. What sets it apart from similar games is its incredibly realistic graphics, designed to fully immerse players. Players take on the role of a Pathfinder who can form a deep connection – called “twining” – with the Aniimo they find. This allows them to transform into creatures, explore the vast world, fight battles, and use each animal’s special skills.

5 Shonen Anime You Need to Binge This Weekend (September 26-28)

Shonen anime are incredibly popular, with long-running favorites like *Dragon Ball* and *Yu Yu Hakusho* alongside newer hits such as *Demon Slayer* and *One Piece*. You can find a great selection of these exciting shows on streaming services like Crunchyroll and Netflix, making them perfect for a weekend binge as the fall season begins.

Will Ethereum Rumble to $4,000 or Plummet Like My Last Tinder Date? 💸

Take a peek at the 4-hour chart for $ETH, where prices have been adhering to the magical rules of support and resistance as if they were following an ancient tome of financial witchcraft. If the bulls can keep the price above that sweet $4,000 level until the Stochastic RSI can drag itself off the floor and get its act together, we might be partying at the $4,200 resistance. Or at least, we’ll enjoy some mediocre nachos in the meantime. 🥳

How Fellowship Skips the MMO Grind

Chief Rebel’s role-playing game, *Fellowship*, is launching in Early Access later this year with a focus on immediate action. Instead of making players spend a lot of time leveling up before reaching the best content, *Fellowship* aims to put players right into challenging dungeons typically reserved for later stages of other games. Game Rant recently spoke with game designers Isabell Märs and Will Maiden from the *Fellowship* team, who discussed the game’s design principles of being easy to pick up and enjoy.