Hogwarts Legacy Just Did Something Only A Small Group Of Games Ever Have

Today, December 17th, Warner Bros. Games announced that their game has sold 40 million copies, making it a huge success. While incredibly popular, it hasn’t quite reached the level of the top 10 best-selling games of all time. This announcement comes as its parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, is in the process of being sold to either Netflix or Paramount.

Silent Hill F Producer Hints At Future Sequels Set Outside Of US

As a gamer, I found Okamoto’s comments really interesting. He was saying they’re thinking about how they can bring other cultures into the game, kind of like what they did with Japanese folklore. He mentioned they could explore shamanistic beliefs in Central and South America, which sounds awesome. But they’re not stopping there! They’re also considering Russia, Italy, and South Korea, because each of those places has its own unique myths and beliefs. He thinks diving into those areas will give them tons of new ideas and help them expand the game’s world in really cool ways.

Best Co-Op Games From Every Console Generation

Sharing experiences is a natural part of enjoying something together, and that’s especially true now with the internet. We readily share our thoughts and feelings online, letting us connect with others and talk about the games we love.

One Piece Director Is ‘Most Incompetent Person in the Anime Industry’, According to Himself

During the Aichi-Nagoya International Anime Film Festival (ANIAFF) in Japan, director Goh Taniguchi surprisingly described himself as the “most incompetent person in the anime industry.” He shared this during a late-night event where he showcased three of his works – s-CRY-ed Alteration TAO, s-CRY-ed Alteration QUAN, and Bloody Escape – and spoke about his career, explaining that he doesn’t have any particular specialized skills.

Every James Cameron Movie, Ranked

What’s a great way to mark this occasion? By reviewing his complete film work – all 12 movies – and ranking them. This includes his two documentaries about exploring the ocean, Ghosts of the Abyss (2003) and Aliens of the Deep (2005). However, it doesn’t include films he helped with as a producer or writer, like Strange Days, Alita: Battle Angel, or Terminator: Dark Fate, even though he played a big role in those projects.