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Until we get official news or a reliable leak about a new *Bloodborne* project, I’m content knowing I can always enjoy the existing game. Plus, if industry insider Jeff Grubb is correct, there’s no need to get excited about potential announcements at PlayStation events. He says there’s been no progress on a new *Bloodborne*, and it remains on hold. If that’s the case, I think an anime adaptation similar to the one for *Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice* would be a fantastic way to expand the *Bloodborne* universe.

Game Rant has created a detailed, interactive map for Dying Light: The Beast’s Castor Woods to help players find everything needed for 100% completion. The map lets you filter by categories like weapons, quests, and safe zones, making it easy to locate specific items or objectives quickly. You can use it to find collectibles, vehicles, side quests, and more.

Devil Fruits are central to the world of *One Piece*, acting as the primary source of power for many characters. These mysterious fruits, found throughout the sea, give anyone who eats them unique abilities, but at the cost of being able to swim.

A manual involves riding on the back wheels of your skateboard. Here’s how to do it in *Skate 4*, broken down into simple steps:

In *Dying Light: The Beast*, you can find the Treasure Map D2 inside the Recreation Island Tower, which is located just north of Old Town. To get it, climb the tower using the short wooden ladder on the side.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex is focusing on the new generation of ninjas like Boruto, Kawaki, and Sarada, but many fans are hoping to see more of the original characters. In particular, people are eager to see Naruto Uzumaki return.