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The union claims Nacon’s management didn’t value video game development and, combined with their lack of skill, deliberately undermined its game studios.

Yoshiike explained that Kojima’s main goal was for players to finish and fully experience the game, and he specifically instructed the team to make that happen.

All 100 episodes of the sitcom Rules of Engagement, created by Tom Hertz, became available on Prime Video on March 25th. The show originally aired on CBS from 2007 to 2013 and was a consistent part of their comedy programming, though it never became a major hit. This was partly because it often premiered mid-season and its time slot changed frequently. Rules of Engagement humorously explored modern relationships, following a long-married couple, a couple getting ready to wed, and a single friend as they all experienced the ups and downs of love and dating.

If you haven’t watched the latest episode of Invincible (season four, episode four), be warned – spoilers ahead! The episode focuses on a major conflict in Hell: the villain Volcanikka is trying to take over. After defeating Damien and the Darkblood Clan, Mark Grayson is approached by a former detective who wants to restore Satan to power. Their alliance leads them to confront Volcanikka and Cerebrus, and along the way, Mark (and the audience) learns a lot about the inner workings of Hell. The episode reveals that Satan played a role in creating humanity, and even suggests that Heaven might not be real. This is a significant departure from the original comic book storyline, especially when compared to the experiences of characters like Al Simmons.

Nintendo recently released a free demo for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on March 25th. The demo allows players to create Mii characters, and the best part is – you can carry those characters over to the full game when it comes out in April! Plus, players who try the demo before launch will receive a special bonus.