This collaboration is with Okuhida Shuzo, a sake brewery in Kanayama, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. This area actually inspired the setting of Ebisugaoka, the town featured in the Silent Hill f game.
January 2026 promises a lot of new television shows, and K-drama fans are especially excited about “Idol I.” This series is a unique blend of romantic comedy and murder mystery, centering around Maeng Se-na, a lawyer known for her tough tactics in court who secretly loves K-pop.
Similar to the Sanrio furniture added in update 1.9.0, the new Zelda-themed furniture is unlocked using Amiibo figures. The good news is that any Zelda Amiibo released so far will work, and you only need to scan one to get the complete collection.
Similar to the recent Zelda items, the new furniture in Splatoon is first available by using Amiibo figures. Luckily, the game works with any Splatoon Amiibo that has been released, and you only need to scan one to unlock the entire collection.
You can find all of our Animal Crossing: New Horizons guides – including everything about the 3.0 update – in one convenient place!
The new series Tell Me Lies premiered on Hulu this week with its first three episodes, delving into the complex and often turbulent relationship between Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco.
Codes often provide temporary benefits that make it easier to try out different abilities and improvements without facing harsh penalties. They won’t win battles for you, but they let you experiment with different strategies and keep making progress. If you’re interested, here are the newest codes for Divine Duality and instructions on how to use them.
MrBeast has achieved massive success with his YouTube channel, becoming widely recognized. Beyond YouTube, he’s expanded his reach with a show on Amazon Prime Video, appearances on talk shows, and even roles in commercials for the NFL and during the Super Bowl.
On January 16th, players began reporting permanent bans in Arc Raiders. Streamer THUMP shared screenshots suggesting that accounts were being irreversibly suspended for repeat offenses. These bans seem to be targeting players who had been cheating and ‘stream sniping’ – unfairly gaining an advantage by watching streamers’ gameplay – against popular streamers for extended periods over the last few months.
Ubisoft stated they are sad to see him go, but his contributions will continue to be felt at Massive, and they plan to keep delivering the experiences he helped build to players for many years.