In the third chapter of the Netflix series, the story goes beyond the original manga, introducing fresh challenges and characters. This includes Ryuji Matsuyama (played by Kento Kaku), a mysterious figure who compels Usagi (Tao Tsuchiya) to return to the dangerous world of Borderland.
I’m so excited about the new Deluxe Packs! From what I’ve read on the official Pokemon site, each pack is guaranteed to have a super rare card – like one with four stars or higher – from older sets, going all the way back to Genetic Apex and Wisdom of Sea and Sky. Plus, they’re adding these awesome ‘parallel foil’ cards that have a really cool shine to them. And get this – some of our favorite older cards are getting brand new artwork! You can check out a sneak peek at some of the cards in the trailer – it looks amazing!
With Season 2 of the Netflix series covering the entire original manga story, Season 3 will explore completely new content, introducing fresh characters and challenges. Fans will be happy to know that Arisu (Kento Yamazaki) and Usagi (Tao Tsuchiya) return, and they’re now married!
In a statement released through BusinessWire, Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser announced he’s stepping down after ten years, calling it an honor and expressing pride in the team’s achievements. He also voiced his support for Chris Pritchard, his successor, and believes Nintendo of America is well-positioned for fresh leadership.
The details can be found below, via Square Enix.
The biggest change is the introduction of two distinct ways to play the game. Traditionally, the online and offline experiences felt a little different, but now that difference is much more noticeable and isn’t just due to online connection issues. Two new presets, ‘Competitive’ and ‘Authentic’, significantly change how the game feels. You can choose between these when playing offline, but all online modes, like Ultimate Team, are set to the ‘Competitive’ style, even when playing against the computer.
PlaqueBoyMax used to be part of FaZe Clan, but he left in August 2025 to work on his own things.
After playing the Yakuza remakes, Kiwami 1 and 2, I decided to play the original Yakuza 3 to experience the story in order. However, going back to an older game that wasn’t as polished was surprisingly difficult. Yakuza 3 came out in 2009, and now the gameplay feels quite outdated and clunky. The boss fights were often frustratingly hard, and I found myself just mashing buttons, hoping to get lucky. Beyond the combat, the game felt slow and awkward. I wanted to enjoy Kiryu’s relaxing time in Okinawa, but the long, drawn-out scenes almost spoiled it, and the character models, especially the children, look noticeably dated.
Asteroid 2024 YR4, which is roughly 300 feet wide, briefly caused concern in early 2025 when there was a small chance it could hit Earth. It even reached the top of NASA’s risk list, with a 3.1% probability of impact, but that risk has since decreased.
Gustav Nisser, head of commercial at Starbreeze, explained to PC Gamer that the 44% increase in price for the Infamous Collection wasn’t connected to the launch of their new Payday 2 Subscription service, which costs $5 a month and unlocks a lot of the game’s downloadable content. Despite some fans believing the price increase was a way to push people towards the Subscription, Nisser stated it was simply a coincidence.