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The recent flashback confirmed that Gunko has been working for Imu for decades. Now that Harald’s story is complete, the manga is poised to reveal answers to major mysteries in this part of the story. Immediately after seeing Gunko, Brook hurries to find her, leaving his crew worried about him. Chapter 1173 showed us events from the past, giving us a better understanding of Gunko and her motivations.

It’s easy to miss Demeo, but it’s a surprisingly important VR game once you try it. It doesn’t rely on flashy gimmicks or big advertising; instead, it offers a truly well-designed RPG experience. It feels less like a temporary VR distraction and more like a natural step forward for online tabletop roleplaying. If VR is going to offer more than just quick, simple games, Demeo shows what that future could look like.

So, I was reading Tom Warren – he’s a really trustworthy source when it comes to Xbox news – and he’s saying Microsoft is planning to seriously grow Xbox Game Pass by 2026. It sounds like they’re thinking of adding even more services to the subscription, kind of like what they did with EA Play. Honestly, it makes sense when you consider how much game development costs are going up, plus inflation and that huge Activision Blizzard deal. But here’s the thing: don’t expect this expansion to be free. Microsoft seems to be using it as a reason to raise prices, which, yeah, isn’t great, but it was pretty predictable given everything else going on.

Over the past year, some of the most popular cooperative games have been indie titles with simple graphics but engaging gameplay. Games like Lethal Company and R.E.P.O. use randomly generated maps, which keeps players surprised and adds to the challenge when facing different threats. This kind of procedural generation is especially important for keeping games fun and replayable, particularly when many people are playing at once.

GoldenEye 007 on the Nintendo 64 was a game-changer for first-person shooters, especially thanks to its fantastic multiplayer. Playing with friends was a blast, but one character always caused a stir: Oddjob. Because of his short height, Oddjob had an unfair advantage, and the simple controls of the N64 made him even harder to target. Almost every group of friends had a rule—either spoken or unspoken—against anyone picking Oddjob. He’s likely the first character that came to mind when you read the title of this article.