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Okay, so I’ve been playing a lot of wrestling games, and let me tell you, this new WWE 2K26 feels different – in a good way! It’s not just the usual yearly update. They’ve really shaken things up with how the game plays, and there’s a fantastic 2K Showcase mode where you get to relive CM Punk’s career. Plus, they’ve expanded the world with new factions and even alternate storylines. They’ve added new match types too! Honestly, as a long-time fan, I think this one could be special, and it seems like it’ll be easy for anyone new to the series to pick up and enjoy as well. It’s shaping up to be a really fun experience.

Neill Blomkamp’s science fiction film, Chappie, was released in theaters on March 6, 2015. The movie centers around Chappie, a robot voiced by Sharlto Copley. While Chappie tells its own complete story, some fans consider it the conclusion to an informal trilogy of sci-fi films Blomkamp directed. These films include District 9 and Elysium. The trilogy started strongly, but unfortunately, each subsequent film performed less well than the last.

Many stories feature heroes dealing with the loss of loved ones, which shapes their adventures. While most shonen anime protagonists experience some form of trauma, the main character of Jujutsu Kaisen, Yuji Itadori, faces a uniquely haunting one. The anime’s second season, specifically the Shibuya Incident arc, showed Yuji being possessed by Sukuna, who then committed terrible acts. Yuji carries the immense guilt of these murders, a burden unlike any other shonen hero, and this trauma continues to be a central theme in the series.

Okay, so basically, my band, Sex Bob-omb, had a total disaster – most of the guys vanished, and all our gear went with them! Now it’s up to me, Ramona, and a few weird friends to rescue everyone. It gets seriously crazy, though – we’re fighting demons, robots, and even vegans in this awesome side-scrolling beat-’em-up. It’s like, jumping and punching your way through alternate dimensions to save the band!

Storytelling has always been central to Remedy Games, and remains a key focus for us. However, when it comes to moment-to-moment action and movement, we prioritize gameplay above all else – something we proved with Control. With Resonant, we’re pushing that gameplay experience even further.