This new release is a major moment for Microsoft and Xbox, considering Halo has been the defining exclusive game for the console for most of its existence. The team at Halo Studios sees it as a way to expand the Halo universe and bring both new players and long-time fans together.
Oh my gosh, you guys, I’m still reeling! They finally revealed her name – Everley Capri! It’s just… perfect! Apparently, they put so much thought into it, trying to find something that felt just right. I’ve been obsessively checking for any news since December 29th when little Everley arrived, and finally knowing the story behind the name? It’s everything! I’m completely in love with it, and with them, of course!
Before the recent Switch release, the last Advance Wars game was Advance Wars: Days of Ruin, which came out on the Nintendo DS in 2008. While Days of Ruin played like a typical Advance Wars game, it had a noticeably darker and more serious tone. Despite positive reviews, it didn’t sell very well, likely because it was released around the same time as other popular Nintendo games. It’s disappointing that the Advance Wars series stopped after Days of Ruin.
Due to a company-wide reorganization at Ubisoft, the planned remake of a classic PlayStation 2 platformer has been canceled. Fans had been eagerly awaiting a new 3D Prince of Persia game after a 16-year gap, but development of the project—first announced in 2020—has now stopped.
This new series offers a different explanation for why Zeus turned his daughter into a tree. Instead of honoring a sacrifice as in the original story, he does it because she refuses to fight for him in the upcoming war against Kronos. In the original tales, the transformation happened to commemorate Thalia’s bravery at Half-Blood Hill.
New research reveals how the act of measuring a quantum particle alters the very timing of its first detection, shifting the statistical behavior from predictable to surprisingly complex.
Fans can soon revisit Bikini Bottom! Season 15 of SpongeBob SquarePants is coming to Paramount+ on January 21st. The new season originally aired on Nickelodeon over a year ago and features SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy, Mr. Krabs, Plankton, and Squidward embarking on even more underwater adventures. Since its debut in July 1999, SpongeBob SquarePants has been the most-watched animated series, and Season 15 continues the hilarious misadventures we all love.
Today marks 18 years since the final episode of Codename: Kids Next Door aired on January 21, 2008. Unlike previous episodes, this special jumped forward in time, showing the characters as adults reflecting on their childhood adventures. It hinted that their battle against adults would never truly end, but sadly, fans never got to see how that future conflict would unfold.
Yuki Tsukumo’s death during the Culling Game Arc is considered one of the most heartbreaking moments in the series. Fans were particularly upset because it felt sudden and she didn’t get a proper conclusion to her story. With the anime currently airing, this scene may actually have a greater emotional impact than it did in the manga.
As reported by Deadline, Max Parker will form part of the series, playing the part of Heimdall.