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EA Sports hasn’t revealed all the details yet, but they’ve described the new game modes as offering a deeply engaging experience where every fight feels meaningful. Two modes are Hall of Legends and The Legacy. Hall of Legends looks like it will let you relive iconic fights from UFC history, and The Legacy seems to be all about creating and developing your own fighter. You’ll start in small, local venues and work your way up to the biggest stages, honing your skills along the way.

NIS America revealed on May 5th that updated versions of The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and its sequel, The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, are coming to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. These popular JRPGs, the 4th and 5th games in the Trails series, first launched in Japan for the PSP in 2011. They were later released in the West in 2022 and 2023, and now they’re being remastered for current consoles with improvements, expected to arrive sometime this year.

Despite how popular Fullmetal Alchemist is, the very first anime series isn’t available on any major streaming platforms. You can find Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood on Netflix and Crunchyroll (along with the live-action films), but the original version is missing. The first anime and Brotherhood differ quite a bit – the original actually had to create its own ending because the manga wasn’t finished when the anime was being made. Luckily, Brotherhood followed the manga’s story much more closely. If you’re interested in bringing the original Fullmetal Alchemist anime back to streaming, you can support the fan campaign linked below.

These shows aren’t confusing because they’re badly made. Actually, they’re often difficult to follow initially because they’re cleverly written, filled with subtle clues, hidden links, and plot points that only become clear upon a second viewing. Here are 5 of the most complex sci-fi series that really benefit from – and almost require – a rewatch to fully understand and appreciate everything they offer.

Okay, so Counter Tagging is a huge part of the game. Basically, if you’re getting combo’d, you can escape if you can predict when your opponent is going to switch characters mid-combo. It’s actually pretty readable – most swaps have a tell and aren’t super fast. But it’s not just about reacting! There’s a lot of back-and-forth. I can try to trick my opponent into using their Counter Tag too early, and then punish them for it, or just throw out a big attack to mess up their timing. It’s a fun little mind game!

This article discusses the parkour, stealth, and combat systems, all of which have been significantly improved and changed from the original Black Flag game.