Games

It’s often claimed that whenever a top-tier standalone game is launched, the single-player format is here to endure. Despite the efforts of the live-service sector and the trend towards games-as-a-service, crafting an engaging story within a campaign can also lead to great success. This topic was frequently discussed last year, particularly in light of highly praised titles like Baldur’s Gate 3 and Alan Wake 2, among others. Offering a captivating single-player experience can result in substantial profits.

Following a nail-biting first match, Chase U, Axiom, and Nathan Frazer were set to square off again for the WWE NXT Tag Team Championships at NXT No Mercy. In this rematch, Axiom and Frazer came out strong, but they struggled against Chase U’s strength and size. The action was just as exciting as their previous bout, filled with numerous near falls and standout moments. Despite several close shaves, it was Axiom and Frazer who managed to defeat Chase U and reclaim the NXT Tag Team Championships. However, the highlight of the entire segment came when Holland betrayed Chase U and attacked everyone involved, leading to Andre being stretchered off the scene.

In its initial release last month, “Alien: Romulus” made an impressive debut at the box office, raking in $42 million. This was the second-highest opening for the Alien franchise, just behind 2012’s “Prometheus”. Now, two weeks later, “Alien: Romulus” has moved up to secure the second position in the overall earnings of the Alien series.

As a dedicated fan of “Oshi no Ko,” I’m overjoyed about the massive surge it’s experiencing, with a live-action movie and TV series on the horizon! The franchise has unveiled its talented cast, ready to breathe life into this adaptation. After the explosive popularity that followed the premiere of Season 1 last year, “Oshi no Ko” came roaring back this year in a big way. Not only have new episodes for Season 2 been airing this Summer, but we’re also getting a live-action debut with both a feature film and TV series in production! With the cast announcement, it looks like this adaptation is set to tackle some serious ground.

The much-anticipated third part of the anime series, “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War,” is set to return this Fall. A significant update on its production has been shared ahead of its comeback. Previously, “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 2 – The Separation” concluded its run last Summer with the announcement that the new series’ third cour would be airing this year. Fans have eagerly awaited the arrival of “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3 – The Conflict,” which is slated for release in October, adapting the next phase of the final arc from Tite Kubo’s original “Bleach” manga.

In response to potential bot-submitted votes affecting the Global Popularity Poll for “My Hero Academia,” the creators have decided to scrutinize the submissions more closely before announcing the winner. Initially, when Kohei Horikoshi concluded the manga in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, a worldwide fan vote was announced as a way to celebrate the series. With the poll closing soon and a favorite character set to be crowned, an unexpected issue has arisen regarding the validity of some votes cast so far.