With the release of the latest baseball video game approaching, Milwaukee Brewers fans have been very active online. There’s been a lot of discussion about Christian Yelich, especially after the first player ratings for MLB The Show 26 were revealed.
Stupid Never Dies was first revealed at The Game Awards 2025 and is being led by Hiroyuki Kobayashi, a veteran producer known for his work on popular Capcom franchises like Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, and Mega Man.
It’s a little tricky to discuss GPTrack50 right now. It was founded in late 2022 by NetEase Games and is headed by Hiroyuki Kobayashi, who previously worked at Capcom. During his time there, from 2000 to 2016, he was a key producer on major franchises like Resident Evil 4, Dragon’s Dogma, Devil May Cry, and Sengoku Basara. He also helped plan several Sengoku Basara games and Dino Crisis. Beyond game development, Kobayashi was also involved in overseeing Capcom properties when they were adapted into films and anime.
Ticketmaster is well-known for adding extra fees to ticket prices, which typically increases the total cost by around 20 to 30%, depending on the venue and specific services used.
On March 6, 2026, Belfast Zoo sadly announced that the two sibling animals were involved in a vital conservation program called the EAZA Ex-Situ Program (EEP), designed to protect their species.
A new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone won’t have Face ID. Instead, it will use a fingerprint sensor built into the power button to unlock the device.
The next RPG from Lovely Hellplace – called Entropy – is also set to release in 2026 for PC.
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is getting a special SteelBook Edition and a Season Pass. The Season Pass will include downloadable cosmetic items, and the price will be announced later. The standard version of the game costs $59.99 on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, while the Switch 2 Edition will be $64.99. It will also be available on Steam from day one.
As a huge Resident Evil fan, I’ve been playing the new game, Requiem, and it’s seriously intense! It’s a non-stop action experience, and Capcom hasn’t pulled any punches with the horror. You can really go to town on the zombies – I’m talking sawing them in half or blowing their heads off with a shotgun. It’s brutal, but in the best way!
On March 7th, Fishing Max Kyoto posted a photo on Instagram of a customer, Nichols, with one of their staff members. Nichols, who was visiting from Alaska, had just bought a salmon fishing rod and reel at the store.