So, it’s looking pretty bad for *Project Ghost*, the MMO they’ve been working on. Apparently, they’re having a really hard time getting enough money, and honestly, it might mean the game never actually comes out. It’s a bummer, I was really excited about it!
The series used to be rough around the edges and basic, but it’s improved dramatically over time.
Although an official anime collaboration isn’t planned, the worlds of *Solo Leveling* and *Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End* will be uniting in the mobile game, *Solo Leveling: Arise*. Players will be able to recruit characters like Frieren, Fern, and Sterk to fight alongside Jinwoo’s team. The event kicks off in the game on October 23th, and Netmarble has already released artwork and a trailer showcasing this exciting team-up. For fans eager for more from both series, this crossover is a great way to enjoy both universes together.
We also didn’t include the five films he wrote before he started directing. These were *The Last Boy Scout*, *The Long Kiss Goodnight*, *Last Action Hero*, *The Monster Squad*, and his very first screenplay, *Lethal Weapon*.
The Pokemon Go Harvest Festival returns from October 10th at 10 AM to October 16th at 8 PM local time. This is the third year for the fall event, which began in 2023, and it’s particularly exciting this time around thanks to the arrival of Applin. This apple-shaped Pokemon has a unique evolution path, introducing a new gameplay element to Pokemon Go. When Applin was first released in April, only two of its three evolutions were available. Now, during the Harvest Festival, you can evolve Applin into Dipplin and ultimately into Hydrapple. Here’s how to do it.
Despite ending in 2018, the anime hasn’t been renewed for another season. However, before it finished, *Dragon Ball Super* introduced one of its most memorable moments: the Ultra Instinct transformation. Episodes 109 and 110, which aired as a special one-hour event on October 8, 2017, were so popular they overloaded streaming services like Crunchyroll with viewers. The episodes remain a legendary highlight in the Shonen genre, and fans continue to share clips online to celebrate it.
The finale of *Peacemaker* Season 2 dramatically shifts things, introducing an idea that could have huge implications for both the heroes and villains of the series. Although James Gunn isn’t revealing many details, a clear direction for the future has emerged, and it might even allow the DC Universe to confirm a popular fan theory.
I was checking out the job listings for Xbox Game Studios, and it looks like they’re really continuing the Age of Empires tradition! They’re looking for engineers who are seriously skilled in Unreal Engine. Basically, they want people who *really* know their way around things like Blueprints, the Gameplay Ability System, StateTree, and Mass Entity – and have actually shipped games made with Unreal to different platforms before. Sounds like a challenging but awesome opportunity for any Unreal pro!
This week, PlayStation added a new feature to its store: users can now write detailed reviews of games, not just give them a 5-star rating. These reviews can be up to 4,000 characters long, and you can even specify which version of the game you’re reviewing – for example, if you want to share your thoughts specifically on the Digital Deluxe Edition of *MLB The Show 25*.
This month’s most anticipated horror game releases include *Tormented Souls 2*, *Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2*, *Little Nightmares 3*, and *Bye Sweet Carole*. While *Tormented Souls 2* and *Bloodlines 2* are still upcoming, *Bye Sweet Carole* and *Little Nightmares 3* are available now. *Little Nightmares 3* is confirmed to work well on the Steam Deck, and although it’s the biggest release of these four titles, it might not necessarily be the best.