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The game *Girls Band Cry: First Riff* will be showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2025, held from September 25th to 28th at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Attendees can watch the teaser trailer, play a demo of *Momoka o Washoi*, and collect promotional goodies at the booth.

We might get a new trailer for Sucker Punch’s *Ghost of Tsushima: Legends* since the game is launching on PS5 on October 2nd. However, it’s less certain if we’ll see anything from Haven Studios’ *Fairgame*, particularly after founder Jade Raymond left the company. Recent updates also suggest the game’s director, Daniel Drapeau, has also departed the studio.

I’m really excited to see where the story is heading – it promises an endgame that could be one of the best in RPG history. But it’s also great to revisit a classic – one of the series’ highlights and where everything started. It’s a story about two young Bracers in the nation of Liberl who set out to prove their worth and ended up making a huge difference.

Despite the issues surrounding its release, *Borderlands 4* has actually done quite well. While official sales numbers haven’t been released, Alinea Analytics estimates over two million copies were sold in the first week, with over one million coming from Steam. This generated around $150 million in revenue. Player numbers are also strong – it’s by far the biggest launch on Steam this year, and daily player counts have been very high. Even with many reviews pointing out problems with performance, optimization, and the game’s development, some players are still enjoying it and recommend buying it when it’s on sale.

In Tales of the Shire, a game set in the world of Lord of the Rings, sharing meals is a central part of how the game works. What led Weta Workshop to make meals such an important feature?