Fans are excited for the upcoming Season 3 of Jujutsu Kaisen, which promises more intense battles for Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, and their friends. While everyone is eager to see the powerful Gojo Satoru back in action, he’s currently trapped in the Prison Realm. His eventual return is vital to his allies, but he’ll likely be sidelined for much of the next story arc.
Tokyo Game Show 2025 is already a hit with gamers, featuring many exciting announcements about future games. We finally got confirmation of *Forza Horizon 6*, saw more of *Resident Evil Requiem*, and got a sneak peek at Japan-inspired maps for *Call of Duty: Black Ops 7*. Now, all eyes are on Gearbox, as they’re expected to reveal details about *Borderlands 4* later today.
Many *Magic: The Gathering* players were upset when Wizards of the Coast decided to make their Universes Beyond releases fully integrated into the core game as Standard-legal sets, dividing focus 50/50. Originally, Wizards promised that special, mechanically unique cards first offered through Secret Lair would be reprinted in future main set releases, but they haven’t kept that promise for many recent Secret Lair cards. Furthermore, Universes Beyond was initially designed as a series of standalone, supplemental releases-like Commander decks and smaller sets. Now, Wizards is also moving away from that concept and appears to be backing away from their commitment to the 50/50 split as well.
Fans of the *Borderlands* series are used to Gearbox regularly adding new content, and *Borderlands 4* is no different. The game will receive substantial downloadable content (DLC) updates, alongside smaller patches and Golden Keys. These keys, earned through the Gearbox SHiFT website, unlock golden chests hidden in four locations: The Lockaway, Carcadia, Belton’s Bore, and The Launchpad. Players can also earn free items simply by participating in new weekend community challenges.
Very few characters in *One Piece* are strong enough to compete with the very best. These individuals are capable of taking on anyone without being at a disadvantage, and they’ve consistently demonstrated their power and ability to improve with every fight.
Okay, so I just watched the Marvel’s Wolverine trailer, and my head is spinning with who the main bad guy could be! They showed Mystique, Wolverine’s old foe Omega Red, *and* a Sentinel! It got me thinking, but honestly, I think they’re throwing us off. All those characters have been villains before, sure, but I’ve got a feeling the real threat is going to come from one of the game’s enemy groups: the Reavers. That just feels right to me.
When *Battlefield 2042* came out in 2021, players generally didn’t like it. While critics had a mixed reaction, it quickly became known as one of the worst games in the *Battlefield* series. Because of this, fans have been eagerly waiting to see if EA and DICE could improve the franchise with the next installment, *Battlefield 6*. It looks like they might have succeeded! The game’s beta test last month was a huge hit with players, becoming the largest playtest in *Battlefield* history and even attracting more concurrent players on Steam than *Call of Duty*.
The Early Access launch of *Schedule 1* earlier this year was a huge success, catching many by surprise. Developed by a single person, Tyler (TVGS), the game quickly became popular online and had already earned $125 million by May – and that number has likely grown since then. Following this success, Tyler has been diligently working towards a complete release throughout the year.
Throughout the popular Naruto series, creator Masashi Kishimoto presented many amazing ninja, and Hashirama Senju – often called the God of Shinobi – was arguably the most important. As the First Hokage of Konoha, Hashirama founded the village itself. He was considered the strongest ninja of his time, and even long after he passed away, people continued to respect him as an unmatched force.
The corporate hands gripping tight to the soil of Bitcoin, Brazil’s largest crypto exchange, are mostly small and mid-sized outfits-scrappy survivors who’ve seen currencies crumble and inflation gnaw at savings like locusts on crops. Daniel Cunha, Mercado Bitcoin’s corporate wrangler, called them “the new settlers of the digital frontier,” which is a fancy way of saying they’re not here to gamble.