These codes typically give you valuable in-game items like Gems, Raid Tokens, and boosts to help you get new characters and strengthen your team. Check below for the most recent codes and instructions on how to use them.
Beginning in late March 2026, the restaurant is launching a special Kids’ Meal with a DC Rides theme. It will include 12 unique toys, each with its own vehicle. The promotion will be available for a limited time – through early June, or while supplies last.
Nana, the person behind the virtual girlfriend service, is a VTuber who acts like a close friend to her fans, rather than just a performer.
Warner Bros. is continuing to build its Lord of the Rings universe with another new film, separate from the already announced prequel, ‘The Hunt for Gollum.’ That prequel, directed by Andy Serkis, is scheduled for release in 2027.
Recent reports from Futurism and The 74 show a surge in AI-created videos for children on platforms like YouTube. These videos often look like educational content kids already trust, but they contain significant mistakes.
Nintendo released a free demo of their new life simulation game, Tomodachi: Living the Dream – Welcome Version, on March 25th. Players can download it now from the Nintendo eShop on both Switch and Switch 2, and any progress they make in the demo will transfer to the full game when it launches on April 16th.
With over 300 Pokémon to choose from, there are plenty of popular and beloved creatures to discover – and everyone has their own favorites! But not all Pokémon are created equal in the cuteness department. So, we’ve put in a lot of effort to decide which one truly reigns supreme as the cutest of them all.
The company demonstrated new car features at the event, like the Astro Bot and Gran Turismo-inspired dashboard displays. They also highlighted customizable engine sounds based on PlayStation games and the ability to stream PlayStation games directly in the car using Remote Play.
I heard this deer was wandering around a police station area in Joto Ward since the evening of March 24th! Thankfully, officials were able to safely guide it into a cage on Wednesday, March 25th. Now it’s at a temporary animal facility in Osaka while they figure out a more permanent home for it. It’s good to know it’s safe!
Final Fantasy 14 is rated T for Teen by the ESRB and 16+ by PEGI. It contains violence, some mature themes, and deals with difficult topics, particularly those related to war.