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The release of Final Fantasy XIV on Xbox took a considerable amount of time and effort, and it appears that Square Enix isn’t done expanding the game’s platform reach. During an interview at Gamescom last month, Naoki “Yoshi-P” Yoshida hinted at potential plans for Final Fantasy XIV to appear on a Nintendo system. Interestingly, Yoshi-P did not directly reference the Nintendo Switch, instead suggesting a possible version for the next generation of Nintendo hardware, often referred to as the “Switch 2.” In a June interview with Easy Allies, Yoshi-P hinted that a Switch 2 version might become available in the future. Later, during his discussion with Gamereactor, he confirmed that there have been talks and advancements regarding this prospect.

The artist behind “Bleach” understands the art of penning manga stories that resonate. For two decades, Ichigo Kurosaki has left an indelible impression on our world, transforming into a beloved symbol for Shonen Jump. Accompanied by a successful anime and a wealth of merchandise, there’s no arguing with the triumph of “Bleach”. In a recent conversation, creator Tite Kubo confessed that he always maintained control over the storyline, keeping his editors at arm’s length.

Ryan Reynolds is primarily recognized for his role as Deadpool, and the recent addition to this popular comic book series is continuing its success at the box office. The film Deadpool & Wolverine has shattered numerous box office records, including being the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever made. This weekend, it’s predicted that the movie will once again lead all other films in earnings. Apart from acting, Reynolds is also a co-owner of the football club Wrexham A.F.C, alongside Rob McElhenney from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Although McElhenney’s appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine was removed, a player from Wrexham, Paul Mullin, featured as Welshpool. Reynolds recently disclosed that Welshpool can be seen at the St?K Cae Ras Stadium today.

Fervent collectors will stop at nothing to obtain their ultimate prize, be it action figures, vinyl records, or trading cards. Collectors’ passion knows no bounds, and this is especially true for manga enthusiasts who will go great lengths to complete their collections. Recently, one such fan made headlines by purchasing a first-edition Naruto comic book for an astounding $20,000 USD.