The *Like a Dragon* series, originally known as *Yakuza*, started in 2005 and has grown with many sequels and related games. *Yakuza 3*, released in 2009, was initially only available on the PlayStation 3. While the first two *Yakuza* games were completely rebuilt with *Yakuza Kiwami 1* and *2*, *Yakuza 3* received a less extensive update, simply being remastered for PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One.
The final months of 2025 are shaping up to be exciting for PlayStation 5 owners. September will feature several major releases, including *Dying Light: The Beast*, *Silent Hill f*, *Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds*, and *EA Sports FC 26*. October is equally packed, with *Ghost of Yotei* launching on October 2nd, followed shortly by *Battlefield 6*. *Call of Duty: Black Ops 7* is set to arrive in mid-November, and during the holiday season in December, players can look forward to *Octopath Traveler 0*, *Code Violet*, and *Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection*.
Kairos is easily a highlight of *Borderlands 4* for me. I’ve always been okay with big game maps being revealed early, so I was already looking forward to it. But even still, I didn’t expect to enjoy it *this* much. It’s actually brought back a way of playing that I thought I’d lost interest in years ago.
I’m really excited for *Baby Steps* to come out – it’s almost here! From what I’ve seen, it’s totally designed for people who love watching and streaming games. It looks like it’s going to be one of those ‘rage games’ – you know, the kind with tricky movement and weird physics that streamers and speedrunners go crazy for. I recently read an interview with the developers – Gabe Cuzzillo, Maxi Boch, and Bennett Foddy – over at Game Rant, and they talked about the game and how the whole thing started as a really strange prototype.
I recently got a sneak peek at *Arkheron*, and it looks amazing! It’s a really fast-paced team brawler where you play with a group of three, and a total of 15 teams are all trying to climb to the top of this huge tower. What’s really cool is the tower isn’t just *any* tower – it’s actually made up of the memories of the characters, who they call echoes. These echoes are basically ghosts stuck because they have things they need to resolve. Because of how the tower is built from memories, it’s constantly changing and each layer looks totally different – so the environments are super varied and wild!
Spider-Man has appeared in many memorable video games. Developers like Treyarch and Insomniac Studios have consistently stayed true to the character’s extensive comic book background.
The majority of technical difficulties with *Borderlands 4* appear to be happening on the PC version. These PC issues have caused a strong negative reaction, and Gearbox Software’s Randy Pitchford has advised Steam users who are dissatisfied to request a refund. However, the PC version isn’t the only one experiencing problems. Players on consoles have also reported issues, with the game’s performance seeming to decline the more it’s played.
To complete this challenge in *Skate*, it’s best to stick to simple tricks, since the attempt will restart if you fail one. You also need to make sure you touch all 11 bearings during your run.
Most heroes in *My Hero Academia* have colorful designs meant to inspire, but the villains are quite different. It wouldn’t fit for criminals to wear bright costumes, especially considering their often dark and twisted perspectives. Tomura Shigaraki, the series’ main villain, is a perfect example of this design philosophy.
The folks with pockets fat enough to make a difference-institutions and ordinary dreamers alike-are diving headfirst into this shiny new game, much of it centered right in the U.S. of A.