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As a gaming enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that I can’t wait to get my hands on Borderlands 4! It’s set to release first for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and both Steam and Epic Games Store on my calendar – September 12. Can’t wait to embark on another loot-filled adventure in the Borderlands universe!

In the thrilling world of Battlefield 2042, they rolled out these characters called specialists. These folks boasted unique talents, such as the grappling hook, which sounded intriguing on paper. However, players found themselves struggling to embrace them. The concern was that the entire class system in 2042 became jumbled up.

The specialists could be mixed with various roles like assault or support, and this blurred the lines even further since players had the freedom to wield any weapon they desired within any class. This led to a sense of unease among players, fearing that Battlefield 6 might follow suit. But luckily, it seems things are taking a different turn in Battlefield 6.

Thanos, the Mad Titan, isn’t just fond of the ‘good guys’. He delegates important tasks to his team, such as the Black Order, who are assigned to retrieve the Infinity Stones on Earth – a job that he was capable of handling himself. However, there’s another MCU antagonist who shares a closer bond with Thanos, and the franchise seems to underrepresent them significantly.

During a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Gunn stated that on the day our agreement ended, unexpectedly they announced Henry’s return. I was puzzled, thinking ‘What’s happening here? We knew he was to come in and play Superman.’ So it felt unfair to Cavill, and it was truly disappointing.

In addition to what’s already presented, Netflix has been home to one of the most eagerly awaited anime series from the Winter 2025 season – “Sakamoto Days”. Originating from the manga by Yuto Suzuki, this was hyped as one of the major new releases this year, given the incredible success of Suzuki’s manga with Shueisha. The first part of Season 1 was launched earlier this year, with the second part being rolled out weekly on Netflix. Despite a mixed response from both fans and critics, “Sakamoto Days” has managed to garner quite a following, which might come as a surprise.

Initially, our enjoyment was high as we chased foxes and composed haikus within the game. However, the excitement waned significantly as we aimed for its Platinum trophy, eventually becoming a tedious and even frustrating experience.