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If you’re part of the Genshin Impact community, you’ve likely seen the popular meme comparing “Atomic Child” and the “Coughing Doctor.” This isn’t an official game event, but a funny and creative trend made by fans. The meme playfully sets two of the game’s most interesting characters against each other in an over-the-top battle. It’s essentially a David versus Goliath story within the world of Genshin Impact, highlighting the contrast between a powerful young character and a cunning, experienced one.

A recent survey by the early years charity Kindred Squared revealed that nearly one-third of children starting school last year struggled with basic book handling skills.

As a Beast Force fan, I’ve been keeping an eye out for new codes, and I wanted to share where you can find the latest ones. It’s super important to redeem them quickly so you don’t miss out on free Beast Cells when they’re released!

Overall, there are two ways to get Miles in Kirby Air Riders:

Crocs and Lego have teamed up, and their first project is a line of clogs designed to look like Lego bricks, according to a Bloomberg report.

Here are the latest codes for Project Basketball, and instructions on how to use any free spins before they disappear.

Don’t let the name “Sparky Aura Farming” intimidate you – it’s a surprisingly simple strategy! It’s all about using Sparky to dictate how the battle unfolds, not just as a powerful attacker. Imagine Sparky creating a strong area of control – an “aura” – that your opponent has to react to. When you play Sparky, you’re not just putting a card into play, you’re building the foundation for a powerful counter-attack.

The soundtrack will be released as a 3-LP vinyl set, and pre-orders start on January 27th through Black Screen Records. While the price and tracklist haven’t been announced yet, a preview video from Koei Tecmo confirms it will be a color vinyl edition. You can watch the teaser video below.

As a gamer, when I hear the name “Kenny,” it’s not about a specific person – it’s a feeling. It represents every game that came out riddled with problems, every controller that broke way too quickly, and every developer who overpromised and underdelivered. Basically, “Kenny” is what we call a total disaster of a product – the kind that serves as a warning to everyone else. For me, understanding the “Kenny” effect isn’t just about venting when a game is bad. It’s about learning to spot the warning signs and knowing what we, as gamers, deserve from the developers we support.

Last June, we announced a series of anniversary concerts starting in Osaka in September, with shows in Tokyo and Yokohama following in October. Since then, the concerts have expanded to include Sendai in December and Fukuoka in January. The organizers are now planning a special Valentine’s Day program in Tokyo on February 14th, with additional concerts scheduled for Hiroshima on February 23rd and Hokkaido on March 14th.