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Fans of the original Shadow of Chornobyl will immediately recognize this location, though it was previously known as Lab X-18. It was used for experiments involving psychic radiation and as the development site for the Brain Scorcher—a large radar dish designed to control minds. Beyond that, the area is also home to powerful, unpredictable Anomalies. While players could explore portions of it in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, GSC Game World appears to be expanding on this location far beyond what players expect.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

I’m so excited about this new video series! It starts up north in Tohoku, which the host, Chen, points out isn’t the typical image people have of Japan – it’s a bit colder, more peaceful, and a little rougher around the edges. He says when it came to choosing a vehicle for driving through snowy mountains, a Land Cruiser was the only way to go! This first episode is about 21 minutes long, and the whole series will eventually highlight nine artists, with three more featured in the remaining two episodes.

So, I’ve been following this rumor from NateTheHate, and he’s saying we might hear something – maybe as soon as this month – through Nintendo Today or on Twitter. He double-checked to make sure he meant April, but he also warned us not to hold our breath for an official announcement. Honestly, I’m okay with that! A surprise reveal is way more exciting if it actually happens, right?

Director Andrew Stanton recently shared that a central idea behind Toy Story 5 is how technology often dominates our lives. In an interview with Empire Magazine, he explained that the film explores how easily screens capture children’s attention, often overshadowing traditional toys. Rather than portraying a battle between toys and technology, Stanton wanted to realistically depict this shift, observing how quickly devices take over playtime. He emphasized that this isn’t about a ‘good versus evil’ scenario, but a reflection of modern life, with the character of Lily representing the challenges toys now face in a tech-driven world.

The recent reveal of this character has sparked a lot of new theories among fans. As we’ve taken a closer look at their new design, we’ve noticed some subtle details you might not have seen. Here are five interesting things you likely missed in the shocking Imu reveal from One Piece.

According to a recent leak, a new video is expected to be released shortly after the next State of Play presentation, which is scheduled to happen before June. This information comes from sources who spoke with Nate the Hate, but the specific release date hasn’t been confirmed.

The video demonstrates the incredible detail of the game’s world, showing that its curvature was carefully modeled and is even visible from space. You can also see the planet’s atmosphere. Looking further out, the Milky Way galaxy and countless stars are visible against the blackness of space.

So, this cool Halo leaker, grunt.api on Twitter, found some potential release date info hidden right in the game’s API! They posted a GIF of a comet with this weird math problem – something about EA and OR. Turns out, the community figured out ‘EA’ likely means ‘early access’ and ‘OR’ stands for the ‘official release.’ After doing the calculations, we think we’ve got a possible timeline! Plus, that comet in the GIF? Everyone thinks it’s a nod to the emblem on the Fanta skin that’s coming to the game. It’s all pretty exciting!

You can find a standard Bo weapon by exploring the main game world. But to find better Bos – by defeating enemies or opening chests – you first need to discover at least one special, Unique Bo.