In 1995, three legendary Japanese creators – Hironobu Sakaguchi (known for *Final Fantasy*), Yuji Horii (*Dragon Quest*), and Akira Toriyama (*Dragon Ball*) – came together to create something special. Their collaboration resulted in the critically acclaimed JRPG, *Chrono Trigger*.
If you played the sequel to the highly acclaimed Hollow Knight, then you’ll understand why.
Riot Games’ tag fighter had the Battle Pass leaked as well as this midget.
Shawn Levy, the director of the upcoming *Star Wars* film, posted a photo on Instagram featuring Ryan Gosling and Flynn Gray. The actors were photographed on a boat in the Mediterranean Sea, presumably filming a scene set on an ocean planet in the movie. You can see the picture below.
Here’s a list of the new *Borderlands 4* Funko Pops, with links to where you can buy them. They’re expected to be available in January.
Players consistently praised the game’s immersive atmosphere, beautiful graphics, and engaging sound design. The intriguing story kept them hooked, making it difficult to put the game down. While combat was surprisingly enjoyable, particularly the timing-based counterattacks, players less comfortable with action games might find it difficult, even on easier settings.
The Hall of Armor isn’t just filled with the amazing technology that’s saved the world many times over – it also holds some seriously questionable designs best left in the past. Things like the strange ‘nose armor’ from the 1970s, which gave his helmet an odd, protruding nose, and a suit with roller skates that made him look like a high-tech disco dancer, show that Tony Stark’s ideas didn’t always work out. Sometimes, his experiments actually hurt his reputation for being sleek and sophisticated.
Snowpeak Ruins is a standout dungeon in *Twilight Princess*, and many fans consider it the best in the entire *Zelda* series. It’s a must-include if Nintendo ever revisits classic dungeon design. The atmosphere is uniquely unsettling yet inviting, creating the feeling of being lost inside a strange home during winter.
As we head into spooky season, I’m taking a look at seven films that are already generating a lot of buzz. There’s a lot to be excited about – Jordan Peele’s production company is diving into a fascinating new blend of sports and horror, and Guillermo del Toro is *finally* bringing his vision of Mary Shelley’s classic novel to the big screen. These are just a few of the chilling releases horror fans will be keeping a very close eye on.
Since the manhwa *Solo Leveling* only has around 200 chapters, dedicated fans have likely already finished reading it. If you’re one of them and are eager for more content while you wait for season 3 of the anime, you might be looking for something similar to read. We’ve searched for other manhwa that capture the same excitement as *Solo Leveling* and found a few that can help fill the gap left by the end of season 2.