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The initial trailer for Project TAL immediately showcases its exciting combat. Players will engage in a visually stunning, cinematic style of fighting, leaping onto massive creatures to target their weak points and execute impressive combos. Those familiar with Wukong will find the combat feels similar – a blend of accuracy, strength, and timing that makes each strike feel powerful. Battles emphasize skillful dodging, well-timed counters, and precise attacks over simply pressing buttons repeatedly.

Strafing – moving side to side while staying on target – was a crucial skill in early competitive shooters. While it sounds basic, becoming truly skilled at strafing often meant the difference between victory and defeat, particularly in one-on-one matches. It became a hallmark of games like Halo, Quake, Unreal Tournament, and Counter-Strike. However, as shooting games have developed, strafing has become less important, with players now relying more on jumps, slides, and other complex movement techniques.

Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko truly deserves the label “cult classic.” The film follows Donnie (Jake Gyllenhaal), a troubled teenager who starts seeing visions of a man in a disturbing rabbit costume predicting the end of the world in 28 days. It’s a bizarre premise, and intentionally so. Instead of trying to be logical, the movie fully embraces its strangeness. It explores themes of paranoia, loneliness, and the feeling that everything is falling apart—experiences many teenagers can understand. What makes Donnie Darko stand out from other sci-fi films of the early 2000s is its refusal to provide easy answers. The movie is open to interpretation, and in an era of over-explained plots, that makes it feel like a true masterpiece.

Over the years, many characters in the X-Men comics have taken on the mantle of Apocalypse, most recently Doug Ramsey, now known as Revelation. The current storyline, “Age of Revelation,” is set in a future where Revelation rules the world. Unfortunately, fans aren’t impressed, and Revelation isn’t measuring up to previous successors of Apocalypse. Both the story and the character himself are falling short of expectations.

The recent cancellation of Daiki Nono’s Ekiden Bros brings the total number of series cancelled in Shonen Jump magazine this year to nine. Adding that to the three series that finished their run naturally, twelve series have ended in the magazine so far in 2025, and it’s likely more will be cancelled before the year is over. This indicates a period of significant change for the magazine is still ongoing.

A new bug in Pokemon Legends: Z-A allows players to easily duplicate their rare, shiny Pokemon. Unfortunately, Game Freak and Nintendo haven’t addressed it yet, and given their history, a fix could take a while. Until then, players can freely clone these valuable Pokemon.