Second Piece codes frequently offer helpful items like gems and rerolls, letting you strengthen your character and try out different skills. To get these free rewards, see the current codes and how to use them below.
The Pitt is a medical drama series centered around the bustling Pittsburgh Trauma Center, where doctors treat patients and train future medical professionals.
Ever find yourself overwhelmed by lengthy game updates, trying to see if your preferred weapon has been weakened? Or perhaps you’ve spent ages reading online guides for new character builds, hoping for a quick summary? That’s where AI summarizers can help – they give you the key information without all the extra details.
Even though this is a sequel, you don’t need to have played the first game. It features a brand new story and significantly improved graphics. It’s a modern take on the classic Mega Man formula, aiming to evolve the genre and build on its history.
This 5CD album contains songs that weren’t on previous soundtracks. It’s available for pre-order now for $54.99. You can find it at the North American store here and the UK store here.
This update comes after our big 2.0.0 update, which included support for the new DLC. If you’re just getting started, be sure to check out James’ reviews of the Mega Dimension DLC and the main game, my comparison of the Switch versions, and all of our helpful guides.
If you’re interested, you can find Chao’s first impressions here. To mark the game’s release and thank the over 35 million people who pre-registered, players will receive 135 free in-game pulls.
On January 21, 2026, Ubisoft announced major changes to how it operates. They reorganized their development teams into five main groups called “Creative Houses,” which resulted in the closure of several studios, layoffs for an unspecified number of employees, and the cancellation of six games in development.
In January 2023, Jake Paul signed a multi-year contract with the PFL, with initial plans for him to compete in at least one MMA fight that year.
Let’s be real, microtransactions are everywhere in gaming now. We see it a lot with free-to-play games and those gacha ones, but it’s getting annoying that even if you buy a full game, they’re trying to get you to spend more on things that are supposed to make it more fun. It feels like a cash grab sometimes.