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The streamer stopped by UFC headquarters on September 26th during his US tour. Although the visit was intended to be lighthearted, UFC fighter Demopoulos didn’t pull any punches, repeatedly submitting the streamer with various holds, including triangle chokes, a head-and-arm lock, and even a double armbar during the brief session.
The event revealed the origin of the name Riliu. It comes from a Japanese interpretation of a line from the writings of the Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi: *Riryou Ganka no Tama* (Pearl Under the Black Dragon’s Chin). This phrase signifies something valuable that can only be earned through great risk.
Critics (aka anyone with two brain cells to rub together) say this is basically turning WhatsApp into the Stasi’s dream app. But sure, let’s sacrifice privacy for “security” – what could possibly go wrong? 🙄
The company has updated the game’s English website with the official English character names-all except for Viki, which remains unchanged. Here’s the list:
Arc System Works announced this new version during their stream at Tokyo Game Show 2025. We learned about it thanks to Gematsu! The release date and price haven’t been announced yet. You can watch the full stream here:
As if by magic, major financial sorcerers, a.k.a. institutions, have unveiled their best spectator silks-ETF offerings, to be precise-soaking up optimism faster than a wayward vampire sponge at an all-you-can-drink hemoglobin party. Vanguard, the giant with assets of $10 trillion, heralded its digital age with the announcement of launching crypto ETFs. This could make BlackRock seem like the last unicorn paddling in the Tranquil Pool of Ethereum Old.
The last encounter, dear reader, where spot Ether (ETH) ETFs saw their congregation diminish day by agonizing day, was in that archaic week terminating on Sep. 5, when Ether was poised gallantly near $4,300. Today, it fares woefully at $4,013, as perchance a sly market trickster sketched out by CoinMarketCap.
As a big fan, I thought we already had a pretty good handle on most of what this game offers – from designing your character to building up towns and getting into battles. But the new gameplay footage from Japan really dove deeper into all of those things, giving us an even better look at how they work!
Here’s a look at the role-playing games we’re anticipating in 2026. We’ll be updating this list regularly as new information becomes available.
The development team is prioritizing maintaining the original feel of the ‘1 vs 1000’ game, and has chosen to target a consistent 30 frames per second on the Nintendo Switch 2 rather than sacrificing content to achieve a higher frame rate. A complete translation of Tomohiko Sho’s statement is available from Famitsu (link below).
