Nakanishi explained that zombies are frightening because they remind us of what we once were – human. This connection makes them scarier than creatures that were never human to begin with. However, because we’ve seen so many zombies in movies and TV, it’s becoming harder to make them truly scary unless they do something new or unexpected.
Everyone is free to have their own thoughts about the game and its story. However, it’s disappointing to see some people sharing made-up images and incorrect information, possibly to harm the game’s reputation.
The next update includes two new playable hunters, a story-driven experience, increased challenge, a brand-new location to explore, and helpful Training Modules to get you started.
Following feedback that the AI-generated image was strange, Pitchford explained he’d intentionally asked the AI to depict its own self-perception, highlighting how ridiculous the concept of AI having an identity is. The next day, he added that the image was even funnier than he’d anticipated and he wanted to share the amusing result.
Billy Mitchell is famous for his high scores in classic arcade games, starting with Donkey Kong and then Pac-Man. In July 1999, he became the first person to achieve a perfect score in Pac-Man, a feat that remains unmatched. He earned a Guinness World Record by reaching 3,333,360 points without losing a life, triggering the game’s ‘Kill Screen’ – a glitch that ends the game. While his record faced some challenges and was briefly removed, it was later reinstated.
A Reddit user named IamDrGonzo shared a funny experience with getting comic books professionally graded. He sent in a collection, including a 1988 reprint of Action Comics #1, which was created to celebrate Superman’s 50th anniversary. When the graded comic came back, it received a 9.2 rating, but the label mistakenly identified it as the much rarer and more valuable 1938 edition! IamDrGonzo finds the error amusing and plans to keep the comic with the incorrect label, simply for the story.
This trend has expanded beyond typical video games and apps. Online casinos are now using elements from anime – like its unique style, themes, and characters – to create games that feel familiar to fans while still offering the chance to gamble.
Honestly, the armor sets feel super cookie-cutter, like something you’d see in a cheap mobile game ad. It’s like the developers asked what we wanted – “fierce, beautiful, and provocative” – and just went with the most basic interpretation of those words. It’s a bit disappointing, to be honest.
Our weekend poll on Push Square showed readers are pretty divided on the games coming in May 2026. Out of over 2,500 votes, a quarter (25%) called the lineup “terrible.” The options “mostly happy” and “okay” both received 19% of the votes, while 22% said the games were “disappointing.”
The new open-world game, released last week on PlayStation 5, PC, and mobile, earned ¥100 million (about $14.6 million) on its first day, according to its publisher, Perfect World.