If you didn’t play the first Sacred game, you might not know Sacred 2. The original game took place 2,000 years before Sacred 2‘s story. Players could choose one of seven character classes and experience the game through either of two different campaigns, playing alone, with a friend locally, or online with others.
Captain America has a long and impressive history filled with fantastic stories. Legendary comic book creators – including Jack Kirby, Mark Gruenwald, and Ed Brubaker – have all contributed to the character’s adventures. Like the nation it represents, Captain America has evolved over time, and the best stories reflect that change. The current series is particularly strong, and many believe it has the potential to be the best Captain America run ever written.
There’s a chance to profit from its huge popularity, and we can look to Disney’s Frozen as a successful example of how to do it.
You can easily find collectibles and merchandise featuring the main character of the visual novel at most hobby shops, and there are also a few manga adaptations available now.
The Ultimate comic book series was exceptional, and readers have complicated feelings about its conclusion. While many appreciate Marvel bringing the story to a close rather than letting it run on endlessly, others wished it would continue – and it could have been done fairly easily. Here are four simple ways Marvel could have kept the Ultimate Universe going.
What made Mirror’s Edge special was its consistent first-person perspective – the game never switched away from it. While it wasn’t a massive commercial success initially, it gained a dedicated following thanks to its unique look and fun gameplay. It’s a shame it didn’t come out more recently, though, because with today’s technology, Mirror’s Edge could have been a much bigger hit for DICE.
The new Prime Video animated series, Bat-Fam, features a large cast of Batman characters – a total of 22 – including seven main players and a variety of supporting characters.
It’s hard to predict what to expect from the livestream, so it’s best to watch with an open mind. The State of Play showcase will be over 40 minutes long and starts at 10pm GMT / 2pm PT / 5pm ET.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the anime, the special episode ‘Fan Letter’ quickly gained a reputation as the best one ever created. Animator Ishitani is highly respected within the industry and has a large international fanbase. However, despite her consistently excellent work on One Piece, some fans often commented online that she doesn’t animate action sequences. Rumors even spread that she wasn’t capable of drawing them, and these comments eventually reached her. She recently addressed the issue and explained her reasons on her official X account.
While Naruto‘s story isn’t perfect – sometimes it feels slow and includes unnecessary scenes – its genuine emotion is what makes it so enduring. That’s why very few anime reach its level. The best ones share that same core of perseverance and humanity, reminding us that truly great shonen anime isn’t just about characters getting stronger or fighting; it’s about personal growth, overcoming setbacks, and finding acceptance even when you feel like an outsider.