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As time goes by, it’s become more evident that the market for hero shooter games may not accommodate many successful titles. Since Overwatch became a global phenomenon in 2016, numerous games have attempted but ultimately failed to emulate its success. The past few years alone have seen several high-profile instances of these failures. For instance, Concord was recently one of the most significant missteps for PlayStation’s first party offerings. Meanwhile, Overwatch 2 boasts a robust and active player base, making it a successful game in that regard. However, Blizzard’s follow-up hero shooter has faced widespread criticism and backlash for numerous reasons, and it could be described as an underwhelming sequel at best.

Among gaming franchises, Warner Bros. can usually count on Mortal Kombat to perform exceptionally well. Despite experiencing some highs and lows throughout its history, this fighting series has solidified itself as a significant player in the gaming world, consistently delivering top-notch, groundbreaking fighting games for over three decades. The past 15 years or so could be considered a sort of second renaissance for Mortal Kombat, starting with its reboot in 2009. Since then, it has garnered both critical acclaim and commercial success with each new release.

The sub-genre of anime known as Isekai, where characters find themselves transported to different worlds and must adapt, has consistently attracted viewers. However, it’s evident that its popularity has surged significantly over the last few years. Hits such as “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” and “The Rising of the Shield Hero” have propelled Isekai into mainstream limelight, drawing in more followers who appreciate its distinctive style. Moreover, the positive reception these series received from fans has granted Isekai greater freedom to uphold its characteristic tone and creativity, with its intriguing storylines and elaborate titles. Although Isekai is enjoying a peak of success, we’ve also seen an increase in anime that borrow elements from the popular tokusatsu genre, like “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!

As a devoted gamer and die-hard fan, I can’t help but reminisce about Springfield’s beloved family, the Simpsons. Their unique bond with Christmas and holidays is something I’ve grown up cherishing, all thanks to their debut episode way back in 1989 on Fox Network. That’s when Homer, Bart, Maggie, Marge, and Lisa got their own series after making a splash on The Tracey Ullman Show. Fast forward to today, decades after their series premiere, the Simpsons are still going strong, even releasing new episodes and Disney+ specials! This holiday season, it seems like Homer is stepping into the big red suit as Santa Claus, judging by the latest trailer for “O C’Mon All Ye Faithful.

For fans eagerly anticipating the upcoming “Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection” video game due next year, Funko offers a delightful addition: “Why not let them indulge further in Yu-Gi-Oh! fun?” The pop culture brand has unveiled 4 new Funko Pop figures to enhance your Yu-Gi-Oh! collection: Alexis Rhodes, Dark Magician, Elemental Hero Neos, and Yubel. Pre-order these collectibles now at Amazon or Entertainment Earth. Exclusive Elemental Hero Sparkman is available for pre-order at GameStop. As the community gears up for a Yu-GI-Oh! nostalgia trip with the forthcoming retro game collection, these Pops provide an ideal means to rekindle your affection for the series. For more information on the Early Days Collection, see below.