Adam Jay Epstein, along with producers Ari Daniel Pinchot and Jonathan Rubenstein, now own the rights to the Chia Pet brand. They plan to develop an animated movie or TV series based on it. The team at Rakia Media and Crystal City is also looking for partners to help them maximize the brand’s potential for both business and storytelling.
Here is an overview of the game, via Elementa:
For $9.99, the Expansion Pass includes two new content packs: “The World of Gal Guardians: Servants of the Dark,” available February 19th, and “The World of the Blaster Master Zero Series,” launching March 12th. These packs add new dungeons, cards, events, and other content to the game. You can also buy each pack separately for $4.99.
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The game will cost 8,580 yen in Japan. A limited edition, priced at 14,080 yen, will be available for PlayStation 5 and Switch 2. This edition includes a special box, an acrylic stand, an original drama CD, and an art book. For Switch 2 owners, a “Double Pack” will also be offered for 14,080 yen, featuring both Utawarerumono: Past and Present Rediscovered and Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten, which releases on the same day. Both Switch 2 games will be distributed on game-key cards.
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In 2017, comcept and LEVEL-5 formed a development team called LEVEL5 comcept in Osaka. This team was later absorbed into the new LEVEL-5 Osaka Office after Keiji Inafune left LEVEL-5 in mid-2024.
Here is an overview of the game, via Arc System Works:
Hollywood continues to enthusiastically adapt popular fantasy novels for the screen. Several projects have been greenlit recently, including a TV series based on Fourth Wing for Amazon and a Dark Tower series. This trend isn’t limited to streaming and television; major studios are also bringing these stories to the big screen, promising fantasy fans plenty of new movies in the years ahead.
Speaking with The Direct about his new Marvel show, Wonder Man, creator Andrew Guest revealed he previously considered developing a second season of Hawkeye. He explained that while they explored ideas for a potential Season 2, it ultimately didn’t align with Marvel’s overall plans. Guest shared his enjoyment of working on Hawkeye and expressed his desire to see more of Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld’s characters together.