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So, Naoki Hamaguchi, the head of the team at Square Enix, just announced something cool. It sounds like the update to let you carry over your progress is coming out on the same day as the Switch 2 and Xbox versions – just like they did with the first Final Fantasy VII Remake. Honestly, I’m a little curious about how trophies and achievements will work with this new feature. I’m guessing it’ll be pretty similar to how ‘Streamlined Progression’ worked in the first game, but we’ll have to wait and see!

Artificial intelligence is driving progress in many areas, and we’re now seeing it used more and more in healthcare. For instance, there’s a version of ChatGPT specifically created to help people learn more about their health and bodies.

Soul Points are key to progressing in Sorcerer Ascent, and redeem codes are a great way to get them without spending money. Don’t miss out on free currency that helps you do almost everything – check below to see the currently available codes!

Players have discovered a way to easily copy valuable items in the game, which lets them create a lot of in-game money or duplicates of things like grenades. This issue has been widely shared on social media.

Have you ever quickly scanned a long online discussion, like on Reddit, hoping to understand the main points without reading everything? That’s what a one-sentence summary does – it provides a concise, easy-to-understand overview of a longer piece of content, getting straight to the essential information.

I’m so excited! Monkarufanta: The Hero and the Crystal Girl is finally out on Nintendo Switch in Japan! The PS5 and PC versions have some new improvements that the Switch version will get later on. Just wanted to share the news – thanks to 4Gamer for letting me know! If you’re interested, you can wishlist it on Steam right now and check out the official website for more details.

Filming for the new Harry Potter TV series on HBO is progressing well, and it’s expected to premiere in early 2027.

Advertising on Twitch is a common but often debated issue. While ads are a major source of income for streamers, they can interrupt the viewing experience and cause viewers to miss important content. Because of this, some streamers choose to run ads at specific times, similar to how television broadcasts work.

It seems odd, doesn’t it? Why would we pour so much time and energy into a game, only to then want it to end? It’s more than just disliking a poorly made game. This strong reaction usually comes from genuinely caring a lot about it. When we spend countless hours playing and become invested in a game’s world, we feel a real connection to it. So, when developers make changes we disagree with – changes that feel like a letdown – that passion can turn into intense disappointment and frustration. It’s a complex mix of emotions, starting with deep love for a game and ending with sadness over how it’s changed.

Hatsune Miku is teaming up with Sumikama, a Japanese cutlery company that’s been crafting blades for over a century in a region renowned for its metalworking traditions.