Bandai Namco will reveal a new *Dragon Ball* game at *Dragon Ball Genkidamatsuri* on January 25, 2026. While that’s not for a while, the event is early in the year, and the announcement will happen at 11:00 AM Japan Standard Time.
Even if we consider that anyone could potentially be a Justice League member, there are still many deserving heroes who haven’t been part of the team.
Tech YouTuber Austin Evans recently shared a detailed look inside the new PlayStation 5 Pro, as well as a teardown of the DualSense controller. He confirmed reports that Sony has updated the DualSense’s battery, but it’s not easily replaceable. While the battery has been tweaked, earlier rumors suggesting it could be swapped out proved to be incorrect. Overall, the new DualSense controller is very similar to the original version.
This franchise came close to delivering exactly what fans wanted several times, hinting at a perfect outcome before ultimately pulling back at the critical moment.
So, Ubisoft’s servers are having some issues right now, which is messing things up for a few of their games. I’m running into problems with stuff in The Division 2 and Rainbow Six Siege, and it sounds like others are too. Basically, things aren’t running smoothly!
This week sees the release of several exciting games, including Jurassic World Evolution 3, Ninja Gaiden 4, and Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, plus many more.
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The game has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from both critics and players. As of today, it boasts over 50,000 user reviews on Steam, with a ‘Very Positive’ overall rating – a fantastic achievement for such a popular series.
Here are some helpful tips to make your new game experience more enjoyable and manageable. While you can play the game in many different ways, these suggestions will help you build a well-rounded character prepared for any challenge. They’ll focus on developing the skills needed to consistently improve your Pokémon and become a stronger battler.
So far this year, eight manga series have been cancelled in Shonen Jump, and over ten more will end in 2025. Following the recent cancellation of Jun Furukawa’s Kaedegami, even more series are expected to be cut. This is because three new series are launching after successful introductory chapters. Therefore, we can expect at least two more cancellations before the end of the month.