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At ¥72,980, the all-languages Digital Edition is a good value, especially considering the price has increased twice. However, it doesn’t include a Blu-ray player, and the 825 GB hard drive might fill up quickly. You can buy a Blu-ray drive separately if you need one.

Goku is incredibly powerful, but several characters in Dragon Ball are actually stronger. Plus, many anime characters overall could easily defeat him. Some are particularly notable, as they surpass even Goku’s immense power level.

Koei Tecmo recently gave fans a fresh look at the remake of Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly. Originally released in 2003 for PlayStation 2 (and later Xbox), Fatal Frame II is often considered the highlight of the Fatal Frame series. Though not as famous as games like Resident Evil or Silent Hill, Fatal Frame II has a dedicated fanbase, making this remake highly anticipated.

I’m not saying we need to completely overhaul these characters. When I say ‘reboot,’ I just mean a fresh start or a change in focus. While some heroes could use more significant updates, I’m mostly thinking of small adjustments that could help this group of Superman-related characters really shine. I’m a big fan of Superman and everyone in his world, but I have a few ideas to help these four heroes reach their full potential within the team.

The core concept of a relentless pursuer was key to Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. Throughout the game, players are constantly hunted by Nemesis, a seemingly unstoppable creature. Similar to Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th series, Nemesis primarily featured in one game but has become one of the most recognizable and terrifying enemies in the Resident Evil franchise, even after more than 25 years.

Sometimes the most impactful character isn’t the main one. A character with a small role – often one who dies early on – can surprisingly become the most memorable part of a story. This is especially true in horror movies, where a brief but compelling performance can really elevate the fear factor and make the film more lasting.