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  Let’s fill our hearts and look back swinging with power, on this monumental gaming anniversary. Everyone seems to have a story about the first time they played The Legend of Zelda . It’s practically a gaming rite of passage. Like many players, my formal introduction to the series came through Ocarina of Time . Yet I vividly remember the moment I first experienced the original the grandfather of Hylian, “definitely-not-an-elf” adventures. My entry point, however, wasn’t an NES or an SNES. It was the Game Boy Advance. Picture it: Christmas morning, the mid-2000s. My grandmother knew I loved video games, even if she didn’t quite know which ones. What she did know was that I “had a Nintendo,” and that was enough. Under the tree were a few new games and among them was the Game Boy Advance re-release of the very first Legend of Zelda . At the time, I didn’t realize I was unwrapping a piece of gaming history. I just knew I was about to begin an adventure, one that, decades later, s...

Psa: I'm not a medical trained doctor or mental health expert. Just someone who wants to give tips and talk openly About men's mental health  Men are suffering in silence, and the silence isn’t accidental. It’s learned. Conditioned. Reinforced. From a young age, most of us are taught that our value is conditional: be useful, be strong, don’t complain, don’t need too much, don’t take up emotional space. Love is something you earn by performing correctly. Fail at that, and you’re invisible at best, contemptible at worst. So we adapt. We grind ourselves into dust. We numb out with work, porn, booze, doomscrolling, or rage. We chase productivity like it’s salvation and confuse exhaustion for virtue. Somewhere along the line, self-denial became synonymous with discipline, and cruelty toward ourselves got rebranded as “mental toughness.” And the internet has happily monetized that wound. The modern masculinity grift thrives on insecure men who are desperate for structure and validati...

  Copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball z, and Dragonball Super are properties of Toei Animation and Shueisha  brevity and ethics: no affiliations just a fan. (thank you Anime Select for uploading the trailer) Today, a major announcement sent a ripple through the Dragon Ball fandom equal parts excitement and cautious skepticism. During the Genkidamatsuri event celebrating Dragon Ball’s 40th anniversary, legendary voice actress Masako Nozawa and executive producer Akio Iyoku officially revealed the next chapter of the franchise: Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol . Naturally, the announcement lit up the community. However, not all reactions were pure hype. Many fans were hoping for confirmation that the long-awaited Moro and Granolah arcs would finally make their animaed debut. Instead, the reveal came with very little concrete information, leaving fans myself included holding their breath. The hesitation is understandable. The Granolah arc, in particular, generated significant...

Copyright: Brevity and ethics: Recently, Bloober Team, the studio behind the hit survival horror remake Silent Hill 2, as well as Chronos and fan favourite The Medium, surprised fans by launching a mysterious countdown website called Remo. The site appeared without any announcement or explanation ust an eerie timer counting down with no clear hint at what’s coming. Naturally, Chronos fans quickly went into detective mode. Many fans noticed that the name “Remo” may be an anagram for “Remembered love, sorrow, dreams,” a phrase found in Silent Hill 2. Given Bloober Team’s long-standing love for symbolism, hidden meaning, and psychological horror, this discovery feels very intentional. Even more interesting, a growing number of Chronos fans believe the Remo countdown is teasing a sequel or follow-up to Bloober Team’s earlier game, Chronos: Before the Ashes. The cryptic presentation of the website, combined with thematic similarities and deliberately vague messaging, has fueled speculation ...

copyright: Marvel Rivals is property of Marvel and Disney developed by Netease brevity and ethics: i have no affiliation with either just a fan Last week, on January 16th, 2026 marvel rivals unleashed it's 6th season. Among with this season is Deadpool,as well as it's newest free costume event. Much like iron spider or the last event, this event ends with a free skin? Hell yeah Sign me up! This event is rather fun and silly. You finish enough missions to earn a chance to whack a Jeff, each Jeff has a free item for you to get something fun and cool  The end result of the event is the fool marvel cosmic invasion synergy 8 bit skins  Editors note: if you haven't played Marvel Cosmic Invasion, do it! I'm glad that Marvel is finding new and fun ways to advertise its other projects without being annoying about it like the giant TVs in the Time's Square hub map

  copyright:Patlabor is property of Headgear and Bandai brevity and ethics: i have no affiliation with patlabor im just a fanboy This is going to be 10,000% biased , but Patlabor is one of my all-time favorite under-the-radar anime. It’s funny, action-packed, and genuinely beautiful one of those rare series that balances workplace comedy with mecha spectacle and real heart. Every few anime generations, someone tries to reboot it… usually with minimal (if any) success. Case in point: the last reboot was a ten-minute short film that barely made a ripple before quietly fading into obscurity. That’s why today’s news actually feels exciting. The official Patlabor Twitter account has announced a new trilogy of films , starring Nao and the crew once again. Based on the trailer, this appears to continue the timeline established by the most recent reboot. While plot details are still being kept under wraps, the preview gives us what matters most: familiar faces, classic vibes, and animati...