The Yakuza / Like a Dragon series eventually arrived on the Nintendo Switch after a long wait, and its debut on this platform was with Yakuza Kiwami. This game’s success is attributed to the persistent demand from fans, as evidenced by its strong sales figures according to developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio.
In the TV series The Penguin, we’ve witnessed the diverse paths to power taken by characters Oz and Sofia Falcone, who have an incredible knack for turning adversity into opportunity. Lately, the narrative has primarily revolved around Sofia (brilliantly portrayed by Cristin Milioti), although episode 6 of The Penguin delves deeper into this as well. Interestingly, we get a glimpse into another facet of Sofia’s life in the early part of the episode, thanks to a romantic subplot filled with unexpected turns. Be advised, spoilers for episode 6 of The Penguin, titled Gold Summit, are forthcoming if you haven’t watched it yet.
35 years ago, The Simpsons made their debut, and the latest episode of this enduring animated series hinted at a hidden agreement ensuring Homer Simpson’s continued employment at the Nuclear Power Plant despite decades of mischief. The new season, Season 36, of the popular sitcom started with the assurance that its end was not imminent yet. Keeping up with this experimental approach, the latest episode delves into an undisclosed aspect of Grandpa Simpson’s past in the ’80s. Remarkably, it also uncovers a significant detail about Homer’s future.
No one in the Brown family is keen to incur the wrath of Kody Brown.
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The hit series, “King of the Hill”, is currently being revived on Hulu, marking its comeback as a sequel – an ideal way to re-experience this timeless franchise. In recent times, animation enthusiasts have been graced with numerous revivals. Old favorites have made their returns with fresh episodes, offering various approaches to continuation. Shows such as “Futurama” seamlessly picked up from where things ended without significantly altering the established norm, while shows like “Beavis and Butt-Head” have dabbled in returning to their classic roots while innovating new narratives for potential future iterations of the lead characters.