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When Palworld first launched in Early Access, it quickly became a huge hit with players. It was playfully dubbed “Pokemon with guns” online, which drew a lot of curiosity and downloads. The game broke sales records and reached a peak of over 2.1 million concurrent players on Steam. Maintaining that level of popularity is tough, but Palworld has kept a dedicated community since its early 2024 release. Over the past two years, the developer, Pocketpair, has consistently added new features, and the game regularly sees jumps in players whenever major updates come out.

It’s understandable why fans wish they could see more of their favorite characters take center stage. Since we can only speculate about what that might look like, let’s consider some Naruto characters who would be perfect leads in their own spin-off series.

In the game Dispatch, you play as Robert Robertson, a former superhero known as Mecha Man. After his suit was damaged in a battle with his greatest enemy, Robert now works as a dispatcher for a team of heroes. Over eight episodes, you decide which heroes to send to handle emergencies around the city. The game also involves navigating workplace drama, building relationships, and trying to repair Robert’s Mecha Man suit so he can return to hero work. Your choices significantly impact the story, which has appealed to fans of choice-driven games. Currently, Dispatch is only available on PlayStation 5, but that’s likely to change soon.

Nightmare Experience ramps up the challenge with tougher, more intelligent enemies – both human and infected – and makes even daytime feel dangerous. Plus, this update brings a whole host of other improvements and changes.

Episode 1154 of One Piece will conclude the Egghead Island arc, which also kicks off the Final Saga of the series. When the Straw Hat crew arrived on the island, they had no idea they would discover so many hidden truths about the world of One Piece.

PlayStation Plus subscribers enjoyed a bonus of five free games in early December, including Killing Floor 3, LEGO Horizon Adventures, Neon White, Synduality: Echo of Ada, and The Outlast Trials. Throughout the month, more games were added for Extra and Premium members. Skate Story was available starting December 8th, followed by Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Cat Quest 3, Granblue Fantasy: Relink, LEGO Horizon Adventures, PAW Patrol: Grand Prix, PAW Patrol World, Planet Coaster 2, and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty on December 16th. Premium subscribers also gained exclusive access to Soulcalibur 3 on December 16th.

According to Circana’s recent sales report, spending on video game hardware dropped 27% compared to last year, totaling $695 million. This November was the lowest-spending month for hardware in two decades, since November 2005 when spending reached $455 million.