Bleach Debuts the Anime’s Grossest Bankai to Date

In the ongoing climax of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, the Soul Reapers and Quincies are engaged in their last battles, and the latest episode of the anime introduced the most disgusting Bankai form so far. The third part of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Conflict started airing this Fall, marking the beginning of the ultimate battle against Yhwach and the Sternritter. As Ichigo Kurosaki and his comrades gear up for their final assault on the Quincies, other Soul Reapers are now deeply immersed in combat. Fans have been eagerly waiting to witness Captain Mayuri Kurotsuchi’s moves in this intense conflict.

Look Back Is Now a Big Step Closer to Winning an Oscar

2025 might witness an overwhelming presence of anime films in the Best Animated Feature category at the Oscars, with this year’s most touching animated production, “Look Back,” being one of them. Created by Tatsuki Fujimoto, the manga artist behind “Chainsaw Man,” “Look Back” is a profound exploration of the friendship between schoolgirls Fujino and Kyomoto, stirring emotions in viewers. Critics and audiences alike are smitten with this film, as it boasts an exceptional 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, leaving many viewers in tears. Its success could potentially extend to the Academy Awards next year, given its eligibility for nomination.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s Post-Launch DLC Will be a “Narratively-Driven Unique Experience”

The movie “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle” hasn’t been released yet, but it’s been made clear that there will be an expansion after its debut. In August, Bethesda disclosed that MachineGames was also developing a post-launch expansion for the game called “The Order of Giants”, but specifics beyond this have been scarce.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is “By Far” MachineGames’ “Biggest and Longest” Game

From what developer MachineGames has shown of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, it appears the game will offer a substantial and multi-faceted experience. However, one crucial detail they haven’t revealed yet is the game’s length. Given that this information is significant, particularly for a full-priced, semi-linear, single-player title like this one, fans are eager to know more about it.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Has Separate Difficulty Options for Puzzles and Combat, No Photo Mode

MachineGames has mentioned on multiple occasions that the game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle aims to offer a varied gaming experience by incorporating puzzles, combat, and stealth elements significantly in its action-adventure format. Regarding difficulty levels, players will have the flexibility to adjust settings for distinct aspects of the game individually.

3 Cult-Classic Sega Games Are Coming Back in New Collection

A group of three Sega games originally released on Sega Genesis and Sega CD between 1991 and 1993 are making a comeback as a new collection. In recent times, Sega has been actively working to resurrect some of its classic games from the past. Last year, Sega unveiled plans for remakes of popular titles such as Golden Axe, Shinobi, Streets of Rage, Crazy Taxi, and Jet Set Radio. Now, enthusiasts yearning for more retro Sega games are in luck, as one Japanese publisher has disclosed that it’s reviving a series that some fans might have overlooked.