Every year, many new shows come out, and unfortunately, some good ones get overlooked. Others, like May I Ask For One Final Thing?, are starting to gain recognition but still deserve more attention. The anime series listed below range from relatively unknown to having a small but dedicated following. However, they all premiered this year and are definitely worth checking out.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is full of challenging enemies, some of which can defeat you instantly. After gathering data from players, Bandai Namco has identified the field boss that’s causing the most problems for the community.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Here are the full patch notes:
The movie Superman revealed that Kal-El isn’t the only survivor from Krypton. The film ends by introducing his cousin, Supergirl, played by Milly Alcock. She arrives to pick up her dog, Krypto, whom Superman had been caring for. Given that the film suggests Kryptonians aren’t entirely good, this raises questions about Supergirl’s intentions and whether Superman’s parents truly represent the values of all Kryptonians.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
The fourteenth season of King of the Hill showed fans what happened to the characters years later, but some familiar faces haven’t reappeared. While it’s understandable that the revival couldn’t include every reunion fans hoped for, the complete absence of Luanne is noticeable. She isn’t mentioned at all in the new season, and the show really needs to address this if it continues.
This challenge is quite difficult. The murky water and the moving platforms can make it tough to find the fastest way through. But it’s definitely beatable with a little planning!
Our platform is packed with great shows, from the newest releases to lesser-known favorites just waiting to be discovered. As the weather turns colder, what could be better than getting comfortable and enjoying a captivating series? If you’re searching for something new to watch this December, check out our list of 10 anime – it’s enough to keep you entertained all month long.
As a long-time fan, I’m always excited when a series I love gets a fresh start. It’s especially great for those that have been quiet for a while or just haven’t hit the mark recently. Honestly, a big change – like switching up the genre or completely rethinking the story – can make familiar worlds and characters feel brand new. Think about it: a game focused on fighting could become a really compelling story, a puzzle game could open up into a huge adventure, and even older, straightforward games could be amazing with modern storytelling techniques and better character development. With the power of today’s consoles and what we expect from games now, I genuinely think these four games could really benefit from a reboot in the style of the new God of War.