The project is a fantastic opportunity for many new voice actors to gain experience. Most students worked with two different actors – one for the first three books and another for the final four. Throughout the entire series, Cash Jumbo provides consistent narration, lending a serious and impactful tone to the magical details and Harry’s thoughts.
The market, that fickle mistress, adds her weight to the drama, ensuring HBAR remains shackled, despite fleeting moments of stability near its key support zones. Alas, even these are but fleeting illusions of hope.
I’ve been really impressed with how Embark has kept players like me coming back to ARC Raiders even after launch! They’re constantly adding new stuff and updates, which is awesome. For example, back in November, we all worked together in a huge community event to unlock the Stella Montis map – everyone was donating materials so fast! Then, in December, the Cold Snap update dropped, bringing a fun holiday vibe, another community event, and even new map conditions like snow and frostbite. But honestly, even with all the cool content, the best part of ARC Raiders is still the people playing it – the community is amazing!
When it was released in the early 2010s, The Raid was a thrilling and innovative action film that had a big impact on the genre. It sparked a renewed focus on fast-paced, close-up fighting, a style we still see in action movies today. While Uwais is best known for The Raid and its sequel, he’s also been in many other excellent action films worth checking out.
First released in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons has been incredibly popular for over fifty years and has deeply influenced both tabletop and video game role-playing. While traditionally played with dice and friends around a table, recent video games like Baldur’s Gate 3 have introduced the game to a whole new audience. At its core, D&D relies on dice rolls – usually a 20-sided die – to determine success or failure. These rolls aren’t random, though; they’re based on the situation and a player’s skills. For instance, lifting something heavy might require a Strength roll, while trying to deceive someone would use a Deception roll, both modified by the character’s respective abilities. Considering how often players roll dice, it’s amazing that one person has been tracking their results for over five years!
Researchers have developed a new quantum algorithm that efficiently constructs antisymmetric wavefunctions, paving the way for more realistic simulations of complex nuclear processes.
I’m totally hooked on Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo! Fifteen chapters are out now, and each one is dropping fascinating hints about Yuta Okkotsu, and especially about Maki Zenin’s kids, Yuka and Tsurugi. We’re also learning so much about the Simurians and getting updates on what’s happening with characters like Yuji and Nobara. Everyone’s buzzing about what’s next, especially since it was announced as a shorter series, and we’re all wondering just how many chapters Modulo will have in total as we head into chapter 16!
Whether through the beautiful sadness of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 or the energetic mayhem of Dispatch, the most memorable characters in games this year stood out because they were relatable – flawed, determined, complex, and caring. These characters, appearing in everything from grand historical adventures to bizarre horror stories and highly anticipated sequels, stayed with players not because they were perfect, but because they felt thoughtfully created. Here are the best video game characters of 2025, listed alphabetically by game title.
New research clarifies the conditions for creating effective locally testable codes with small alphabets, opening doors to more robust data transmission.
It’s rare to find a show as good as Arcane – and that’s a good thing! Luckily, if you loved Arcane, there are a few newer releases that offer a similar level of stunning animation and bold storytelling. While each of these shows is unique, they’re worth watching if you’re missing Vi and Jinx and want something to fill that void.
