The initial Fallout game starts by having the Vault Overseer select you, a young, naive teenager clad only in blue coveralls, to leave the safety of the vault and explore the dangerous world above. You’re filled with curiosity about what awaits you: could it be massive Super Mutant forces, highway-roaming Raiders kidnapping travelers, or Feral Ghouls decaying in radioactive storms?
In a fun twist, Adult Swim’s hit show Rick and Morty is set to come back next year with fresh episodes. The initial sneak peek for this upcoming season playfully acknowledges the recent voice cast changes that have occurred over the past few seasons. Notably, Season 7 of the series marked a significant shift in the animated universe as two new lead actors replaced co-creator Justin Roiland from his previous role. Fans welcomed these changes positively last year, but it’s with Season 8 that we’ll truly see the new main actors putting their unique mark on the show for the first time.
On Friday, a sneak peek for the film titled “28 Years Later” was revealed, yet it might have slipped past some viewers’ notice that there’s a significant hint hidden subtly within the scene. The brief 23-second clip contains Morse code messages, and many enthusiasts and commentators have successfully deciphered this to say “Tuesday.” They are speculating that this could mean the official trailer for the movie will be released on Tuesday, December 10th.
Today, Bethesda along with developers at MachineGames have rolled out the first update for the game “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.” Although the official launch of “Indiana Jones” hasn’t happened on Xbox Series X/S and PC yet, it is currently accessible to those who bought the Premium Edition as part of its early access program. In light of this, MachineGames is focusing on enhancing the game experience and has already released an initial update aimed at doing just that.
On December 8th, we celebrate the 19-year anniversary of the Like a Dragon series, originally known as Yakuza when it debuted in North America. In a video shared today, creators Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio acknowledged this milestone while hinting at future developments by 2025. It appears that Sega and RGG Studio have grand plans leading up to the 20th anniversary, starting with the upcoming game Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Fans can also expect fresh merchandise and continuous content throughout the year. Excitingly, this isn’t just limited to Japan!
Among the recent publications from Shonen Jump, the collaboration between Ippon Takegushi and Santa Mitarashi titled “Shinobi Undercover” started serialization in September. This series has garnered positive responses from fans of Shueisha’s prominent imprint. You can find it in Weekly Shonen Jump issue #42, with a total of 13 chapters currently accessible online. The manga revolves around Yodaka, a young ninja who previously lived covertly until he was given the mission to safeguard a high school girl named Aoi. As a result, he must step out of his comfort zone and adapt to living like an ordinary teenager while still fulfilling his shinobi duties.