Without doubt, Isekai stands among the largest and most lucrative genres in the anime world. It’s unique ability to provide an immersive escape is unparalleled, stemming from light novels, manga, and numerous other projects. Now, enthusiasts of this genre can indulge at their leisure with a fresh mobile game that unites some of the genre’s most renowned characters.
Chris Barrett, previously known for directing Destiny 2 and Marathon, has filed a lawsuit against Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE). He alleges that his termination for purported inappropriate conduct (as reported by Bloomberg in March) was actually a disguise to evade paying the $50 million he was entitled to under his employment contract following Bungie’s acquisition by SIE. Barrett is also demanding $100 million in damages, as well as additional amounts owed from retention agreements and various compensation packages.
This year, “The Simpsons” has debuted an all-new Christmas special, exclusively available on Disney+. In this episode, they delve deeper than ever before into one longstanding issue that’s troubled Ned Flanders throughout the years. To mark its 35th anniversary on Fox, “The Simpsons” aired its first-ever double episode, and “O C’Mon All Ye Faithful,” streaming exclusively on Disney+, offers a more profound look into the characters than many viewers might anticipate from a new special. In fact, it explores Ned Flanders in an unexpected way that has been building for years.
“Destiny 2” is now experiencing its quietest period of the year, but with the approach of “The Dawning” event, players are encouraged to take a break from their busy schedules to explore and enjoy all the content they’ve missed. Although the game isn’t particularly active right now, Bungie has recently shed light on some significant changes coming to three Exotics, which were in dire need of an update. First, there’s the Graviton Lance: Bungie is planning to revert the RPM change that took effect during Act 2 of Revenant, returning it to 300 RPM, hopefully making it less dominant in Crucible matches.
As a gaming enthusiast, I can’t help but be in awe of Geoff Keighley’s The Game Awards. Whether you’re a fan or not, it seems to be making waves, often touted as the ultimate global entertainment event. This isn’t just my opinion; former Nintendo executive Reggie Fils-Aimé supports this claim with an intriguing graph.
The anime adaptation of the sequel series to “The Seven Deadly Sins,” titled “Four Knights of the Apocalypse,” has been positively received by fans thus far. Produced by Telecom Animation Film, “Four Knights of the Apocalypse” revolves around Percival, a young man who has lived secluded on God’s Finger with his grandfather. Although he is content in the remote surroundings, he dreams of becoming an adventurer. When an enigmatic stranger connected to him enters the scene, it appears that his life is about to take the thrilling turn he had always desired, but at a price far more significant than he could ever have foreseen.