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Update 1.1.4 brings big changes to the game, including new Corrupted Castles to explore and the ability to customize parkour movement with fewer restrictions.

Here are the first details, via SEGA:

A new trailer shows the challenges players will face and hints that other survivors could be dangerous. The game focuses on rebuilding and the resilience of the people of Speranza after the apocalypse. Ultimately, the ARC organization controls everything happening on the surface, and the trailer features their largest machine yet.

Fans of the anime Undead Unluck are eager for a second season, and while that’s still to be determined, a new one-hour special is on its way! Along with a recently revealed key visual, it’s been announced that the special will premiere in Japan on December 25th, making for a festive holiday treat. You can find the visual below.

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A popular Jujutsu Kaisen source on X (formerly Twitter), @Go_Jover, has announced that Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo will begin releasing on January 5th, 2026. Initially, only the Japanese version will be available, with translations into other languages expected to take at least a year, possibly longer. The final chapters of the main Jujutsu Kaisen series (volumes 29 and 30) came out in December 2024, but English translations haven’t been released yet. Volume 29’s English version is planned for November 5th, while Volume 30 will arrive on February 17th, 2026. Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo is projected to have three volumes in total, though the story’s ending hasn’t been confirmed.

As a huge Marvel fan, I always remember the Battle of New York as this incredibly intense, destructive event – it really felt like the fate of the world hung in the balance, and Tony Stark nearly made the ultimate sacrifice to win. But I recently came across a deleted scene from Avengers: Endgame that totally changed my perspective! Rocket is watching footage of the battle, and he’s genuinely shocked that the Avengers fought the Chitauri for two or three hours. He just blurts out, “The Chitauri are the suckiest army in the galaxy,” and honestly, it’s hilarious coming from him. It makes you realize how powerful the Avengers really are if they were struggling with such a weak force, even if it felt like a huge deal at the time!

Just a quick recap: the first season of Hazbin Hotel introduced viewers to Charlie and her friends and ended with a full-scale war between Heaven and Hell. Following the battle, Adam died and Sir Pentious found redemption, earning his place in Heaven. This has brought a lot of attention to the hotel, with new demons hoping to join and the villain Vox trying to ruin Charlie’s work. Season two juggles several storylines, diving into important backstories and escalating the central conflict. However, because the season is so much bigger, it sometimes feels a bit disorganized and struggles to maintain momentum.

I heard Hamaguchi say the last game in the Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy will be a little tighter and more focused than Rebirth. Some people felt Rebirth had a bit too much stuff happening between the important plot points, so it sounds like they’re learning from that and making the finale a more streamlined experience. I’m really excited about that!

The battle royale mode, which first appeared in Battlefield 5 as Firestorm, has been available for testing through Battlefield Labs since September. It takes place on a unique map separate from the standard multiplayer maps, and features 25 teams of four players battling it out, with the same level of environmental destruction as the main game.