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The Final Boss has returned. This past weekend at WWE Bad Blood, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson made his first televised appearance on WWE programming since April, emerging from the entranceway as the premium live event was about to go off the air. The Rock stared down WWE WrestleMania 40 tag partner Roman Reigns and longtime adversary Cody Rhodes, slowly holding up his fingers to signal “1, 2, 3” before making a throat-slicing hand signal. While it remains to be seen as to what this appearance means for The Rock’s long-term WWE future, it does re-cement that The Great One is still making good on his promise to come after Rhodes.

As a devoted Marvel fan, I couldn’t help but feel thrilled when Ghost Rider, Robbie Reyes, was given his own celebration complete with a potential new teammate. Although Johnny Blaze and Danny Ketch have been synonymous with the Spirit of Vengeance for quite some time, Robbie has swiftly amassed a loyal fanbase of his own. From his stint in Jason Aaron’s Avengers series to Gabriel Luna’s portrayal on Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Robbie has proven himself a force to be reckoned with.

It’s an exhilarating period to be a Dragon Ball enthusiast! The iconic Dragon Ball series by the late Akira Toriyama made its debut in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine back in 1984, and now, we’re celebrating its 40th anniversary. To mark this milestone, a fresh anime series titled Dragon Ball Daima is set to premiere, alongside the release of a new video game, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, on the same day. This simultaneous launch isn’t accidental; both projects are significant leaps forward for their respective mediums and a tribute to the past achievements.

Players who are content with their skills have stumbled upon an undisclosed aspect of the game, a feature that hasn’t been acknowledged before, even on the official wiki. This appears to be the first recorded instance of this previously unknown feature. The Steam game known as “Satisfactory,” which has been accessible in some form since 2019 due to early access, saw its full release version 1.0 just last month, drawing players back. Those returning to the game will notice significant changes that have occurred over the years during its early access phase. Even those who started playing when the game initially launched are still discovering new elements about it.

The video game “Spike Chunsoft’s Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO” is almost ready for players who own the Deluxe or Ultimate Edition, and in the meantime, a fresh trailer has been released featuring its 182nd character. As a pre-order incentive, the miniature Goku (Mini) from the upcoming “Dragon Ball Daima” will be available. This smaller version of Goku wields his signature Power Pole in battle.

A good horror game is always hard to say no to, and based on what we’ve seen of A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead so far, that’s certainly what it’s looking like it’s going to deliver. Based on the Quiet Place movies, developer Stormind Games and publisher Saber Interactive’s upcoming first person horror title has made quite a compelling case for itself with each of its showings, and has actually managed to generate a fair bit of buzz in the lead-up to its release. As such, as we count the days down to its launch on October 17, here, we’re going to go over a few key tidbits that you should know before you dive into A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead.