Jujutsu Kaisen quickly rose to become a globally popular series. Its popularity significantly increased after the first season of the anime, and the second season further boosted its success.
So, I’m really excited about this new game, *Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra*. You get to play as Captain America (the Steve Rogers version!), Black Panther (Azzuri, actually), Nanali, who leads the Wakandan Spy Network, and even Gabriel Jones from the Howling Commandos. It was first announced way back in October 2021, but unfortunately, it’s been delayed. We were supposed to get it during the 2025 holiday season, but now it looks like we’ll have to wait until 2026 to play.
Despite being released back in 2013, the PlayStation 4 continues to get new game releases. Recently, the popular team-based shooter *Marvel Rivals* launched on PS4, and *Hollow Knight: Silksong*, a highly praised new game, is also now available. This ongoing interest explains why Sony is still providing updates for the console.
Analysts report a rather impressive 70% chance that our dear friend Bitcoin will frolic to fresh highs in just a fortnight. 🎉
It seems the key holder groups are engaging in a rather discreet game of musical chairs, quietly shedding their coins while the merriment of the rally ensues. The question on everyone’s perfectly manicured lips is whether Solana can pirouette past the looming resistance or if it will tumble into a corrective pratfall. ðŸŽ
Bitcoin, that mischievous satoshi-spawned imp, has leaped over its volume-weighted average price (VWAP), mirroring its April rebound from the depths of sub-$75,000 despair. 🌋💰
So far, out of all the maps confirmed for the new *Battlefield* game, only one is a remake: Operation Firestorm from *Battlefield 3*. It looks like the developers, Battlefield Studios, are primarily concentrating on providing players with fresh content at the game’s launch. However, a leak from earlier this year suggested that maps like Propanda, Talah Market, and Downtown might also return from older *Battlefield* titles. It’s currently unclear if those remakes will happen, but the developers have shown they’re open to the idea.
Katsuki Bakugo from *My Hero Academia* is a fan favorite, despite – or perhaps because of – his rough edges. He’s known for being rude, rebellious, and a bit unpredictable, which keeps viewers engaged. Author Kohei Horikoshi always intended to include Bakugo, featuring him from the very beginning of the series, but he did make a significant change to the character before *My Hero Academia* was first published in Shonen Jump magazine.
After a long wait, *Hollow Knight: Silksong* was released on PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Switch on September 4th. The game quickly became highly anticipated among gamers, generating excitement similar to that for major titles like *Grand Theft Auto 6* or *The Elder Scrolls 6*, despite being an independent production. However, many players found *Silksong* significantly more challenging than the original *Hollow Knight*. To address this, the first update made minor adjustments to reduce the difficulty of two of the game’s early boss battles.
To see the completion percentage, you first need to unlock the third act of the game. You can do this by finishing several key side quests, collecting all the Fleas, and gaining access to your house in Bellhart.
