Honkai & Company

It looks like a game that was previously only available on PlayStation 5 might soon be released on Xbox. The news comes from a recent leak discovered on Reddit.

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Version 3.2 of Wuthering Waves includes many improvements to make the game more enjoyable, such as better Echo management, a polished user interface, and visual enhancements on both PC and mobile. For a complete list of what’s new, check out the official patch notes for this update.

This update includes the fourth act of Chapter III in the main storyline, along with easier-to-earn Resonator rewards. We’ve also improved the motorbike, added a new High Quality graphics setting for newer phones and tablets, and included an option to adjust how far you can see on PC. Plus, there are many other enhancements!

Here’s a full overview of the update, via the game’s official website:

Normally, after a tough fight with Sparxie – who is a streamer and, some might say, a bit of a control freak – the Trailblazer and their companions would relax. However, the planet Planarcadia is caught up in excitement over the Astral Express, thanks to Pearl, one of its most influential business leaders.

Here is an overview of the update:

I’m so excited for the upcoming livestream! We’re getting a peek at the Star Rail FEST with Owlbert in Planarcadia, and March 7th is finally returning to the stream! They’re also promising to share details about all the new events coming in Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.1, and HoYoverse is even giving out promo codes we can redeem for a limited time – awesome!

Okay, so the latest update for Honkai: Star Rail finally took us to Planarcadia! It’s Himeko’s home planet, which was really cool to see, and everyone there sees the Nameless as heroes. Right now, my Trailblazer is busy with Aha’s Phantasmoon Games. Honestly, the update started a little slow, but I have a feeling it’s all building up to something big in the main story. I’m excited to see where things go from here!

To mark its 30th anniversary, Studio Khara released a new short film featuring both versions of the character Asuka. The video shows Asuka Langley Soryu from the original series and Asuka Shikiami Langley from the Rebuild films appearing on stage together. They talk about their disappointing endings, particularly the original Asuka’s, and how being strangled by the main character, Shinji Ikari, hasn’t held up well over time (via Polygon).