Games

The anime Hell’s Paradise is set on a dangerous island filled with monsters and a legendary elixir said to grant immortality. The story follows Gabimaru, a skilled criminal, and a group of other dangerous convicts sent by their nation to find the elixir in exchange for a pardon. Now in its second season, Gabimaru and his allies are battling the island’s powerful antagonists, Tensen, in intense and visually stunning fights – one particular battle is expected to be a real showstopper.

So, you’re just starting out with FireRed and LeafGreen? Awesome! As someone who’s played these games a bunch, here are five things I wish I’d known when I first started playing – they’ll really help you out!

You have less than 48 hours to watch the original I Know What You Did Last Summer on Netflix. The sequel from 2025 will remain available, but the 1997 film will be removed on March 1st. This classic ‘90s horror movie features Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, and Freddie Prinze Jr. as four teens haunted by a fisherman with a hook, a year after they hid a deadly car accident.

I’m so excited – it looks like we’re getting close to the end of the manga! While it’s not quite over yet, the creators are saying it will wrap up next month. Shonen Jump usually calls this the “Super Climax” phase when a series is about to finish, and it means we’ve got less than a month left! Plus, they’ve announced that chapters 23 through 25 will all have color pages, which is amazing. Honestly, most of the chapters already have them, and they really showcase Iwasaki’s incredible artwork – everyone’s been raving about it, and for good reason!

Fans have been eagerly anticipating these six sci-fi game sequels for a long time. While we’ve listed them in the likely order of release, exact release dates are still uncertain.

A recent Bloomberg report details how the Texas-based developer proposed several game projects after their unsuccessful attempt at a God of War title. One of these was a remake of Bloodborne, a game fans have been eagerly awaiting and joking about for years. While the financial projections for the Bloodborne remake were promising, according to Bloomberg’s sources, FromSoftware, the original game’s developer, ultimately decided against it.

After its live-service God of War game was canceled, Bluepoint Games supposedly proposed a remake to Sony. Although Sony thought the project made financial sense, FromSoftware reportedly didn’t want to pursue it. According to sources, this might be because Sony wanted to honor a request from FromSoftware president Hidetaka Miyazaki that no other studio work on a similar project – a detail former Sony Interactive Entertainment president Shuhei Yoshida shared after leaving the company.

I’m happy we’ve left behind the days of poorly made game adaptations, even though some of those older games were fun. But it’s frustrating that popular franchises that could have amazing games often don’t get them. It’s surprising that The Hunger Games never had a really good video game, especially since the idea quickly became popular in the gaming world. Even more puzzling is the lack of quality Lord of the Rings games. Considering how iconic the series is, you’d think developers would jump at the chance to make a game set in that universe. Unfortunately, most Lord of the Rings games are just not very good, and that needs to change soon.

Fantasy stories resonate with everyone because they give form to our inner conflicts, turning ideas like greed or bravery into monsters and magical objects. Many films have used these elements, but a few truly defined the genre, creating the visual style and storytelling techniques we still see today. These landmark fantasy movies perfected special effects, detailed world-building, and meaningful themes, effectively setting the standard for those who followed.

Comics often rely on fond memories, and the Avengers have a rich history full of great stories. While it’s good to introduce new ideas and create fresh legends, revisiting the past can be really exciting too. Here are seven classic Avengers storylines that would be fantastic to explore again, and could help solidify the team’s place as the most iconic in superhero fiction.