Games

In the year 2024, “Dragon Ball Daima” is one of the most well-liked anime series. The storyline picks up post the Majin Buu Saga and precedes “Dragon Ball Super.” King Gomah now holds the throne in the Demon Realm following the demise of Dabura, the previous Demon King. Despite his reign, he harbors fear towards those who contributed to Majin Buu’s defeat. Perceiving a potential threat if Goku and friends were to assault the Demon Realm, Gomah journeys to Earth. There, using their Dragon Balls, he transforms them into children.

The hit TV show “The Simpsons” doesn’t plan on wrapping up its extended run anytime soon, having just entered its thirty-sixth season and with the thirty-seventh already confirmed. Given that forty seasons could potentially be in store for Springfield, such a possibility isn’t far-fetched. Despite the characters’ ages remaining constant, Disney and Fox are planning a significant shift for the series by 2025 – a move that might prove detrimental to “The Simpsons.” Fortunately, we have evidence to back up why this upcoming alteration could be problematic when considering the history of North America’s longest-running animated series.

As a die-hard fan of the Mass Effect series, I’m buzzing with anticipation after catching wind of a tantalizing teaser from BioWare, the masterminds behind these epic space operas. With three straight releases since 2017 – Mass Effect: Andromeda, Anthem in 2019, and this year’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard – that haven’t exactly set the world alight, BioWare has a mountain to climb to regain our trust. Not just the fans, but also EA, who aren’t likely to accept underperformance for much longer. The next Mass Effect is shaping up to be a make-or-break moment for BioWare, and I can hardly wait to see what they’ve got in store!

Beginning this month, one of the highly anticipated movies from 2024 that captured many hearts will be accessible for streaming. The movie “The Wild Robot,” directed by three-time Academy Award nominee Chris Sanders, is an adaptation of Peter Brown’s award-winning New York Times bestselling novel. This film from DreamWorks Animation boasts a stellar voice cast and lovable characters, which contributed to its success as one of the year’s most notable features. With its box office run completed, “The Wild Robot” is now moving on to its home release. Starting January 24th, you can stream this movie on Peacock, or choose to rent or purchase it digitally.

In the latest crossover for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, gamers are given the opportunity to engage in a version of the popular game known as the Squid Game, which was adapted from Netflix’s portrayal of Kaiji. This special in-game event presents players with various challenges and rewards, along with temporary game modes in multiplayer, zombies, and Call of Duty: Warzone. Among these, the mode that has everyone buzzing is called Young-hee Red Light, Green Light multiplayer mode. Although it borrows some elements from the show’s game, this version offers a unique twist tailored to Call of Duty. Rest assured, it remains just as thrilling and intense as the original version.

Top-notch sports and racing games deliver an experience that mirrors the thrill of being a real-life athlete or racer, but in a digital format. It’s not just simulations that can create this sensation; even arcade-style sports games (many of which are included on this list) can provide the same sense of accomplishment, contributing to the enduring appeal of this category of video games.