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Retro Gamer

Despite winning an Oscar, Michael B. Jordan jokes he might quit acting and "make anime the rest of my life"

Actor Michael B. Jordan, who recently won an Oscar, expressed a strong passion for anime, joking that he might quit acting to focus on creating anime projects. His love for the medium is well-known, with Studio Ghibli's Princess Mononoke being his favorite film. While his anime projects are in early development, the article hopes he won't actually quit acting.

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Playstation Lifestyle

Hit One Piece PS5 Action Game Gets Massive 75% Off on PlayStation Store

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is available for 75% off on the PlayStation Store, priced at $9.99 for a limited time. This action game, developed by Koei Tecmo's Omega Force and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, originally launched in 2020 and has received a global player rating of 4.66 out of 5.

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Retro Gamer

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle finally gets Netflix streaming date, over a year after releasing in theaters 

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, which previously had a theatrical release and began streaming on Crunchyroll, will be available on Netflix starting September 28. The film, which adapts a major arc from the manga, was a significant box office success and received critical acclaim.

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Escapist Magazine

Cyberpunk 2077 is coming to Battle.net later this year

CD Projekt Red announced at BlizzCon 2026 that Cyberpunk 2077, including its Phantom Liberty expansion, will be available on Battle.net later in 2026. This partnership extends to other CD Projekt Red titles, with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Remastered also coming to Blizzard's storefront. Additionally, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners collaborations are planned for Overwatch in 2027, and Geralt-themed content will arrive in Diablo IV.

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PC GamesN

Anime Breaker codes (September 2026)

This guide provides a list of active codes for the Roblox game Anime Breaker, which is an incremental simulator inspired by Dragon Ball Z. It explains how to redeem these codes within the game and where to find future code updates through the official Anime Breaker Discord server.

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Retro Gamer

New animated Naruto movie may soon be announced ahead of Spider-Man: Brand New Day director's live-action movie

A new animated Naruto movie is reportedly set to be announced at New York Comic Con on October 10, marking the first new film in over a decade. The panel will also cover updates on the Naruto animation franchise and the Naruto Card Game. Director Destin Daniel Cretton is also working on a live-action Naruto movie.

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Invision Community

Granblue Fantasy Relink Endless Ragnarok PC Review – An Epic Action RPG | Invision Game Community

Granblue Fantasy: Relink is a highly satisfying action RPG that successfully translates the Granblue franchise to a fast-paced combat experience. Developed by Cygames, the game features spectacular combat, memorable characters, and stunning anime-inspired visuals, making it a strong contender in the genre. While the main story is relatively short, the engaging post-game content, rewarding progression, and smooth multiplayer offer significant replayability.

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Gamespot

Gundam Rogue Orbit Looks To Do Things “Anime Couldn’t Achieve” – Preview

Gundam Rogue Orbit aims to achieve what anime adaptations have not, according to a preview of the game. The article suggests the game will explore new narrative possibilities beyond traditional anime.

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FZ.se

FZ Play trotsar rymdstormen i Orbitals

The article previews Orbitals, a two-player cooperative puzzle platformer set on a decaying space station during a cosmic storm. The game emphasizes collaboration with puzzles and challenges requiring both players to succeed, featuring a distinct retro-futuristic art style inspired by 80s and 90s Japanese anime.

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Super Jump Magazine

Denshattack! An Off-The-Rails Review

Denshattack! is a stylish and ambitious indie game that blends arcade gameplay with anime dynamics and a vibrant Y2K Sega Dreamcast-inspired aesthetic. Players control a ramen delivery driver who uses gravity-defying trains to perform tricks and race across a dystopian Japan, fighting against a tyrannical megacorporation. The game features fast-paced action, impressive boss fights, and a memorable soundtrack, making it a delightful and surprising experience.

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MP3s And NPCs

Interview: Katie Wetch and Morgan Berry discuss Clevatess II — MP3s & NPCs

Voice actors Katie Wetch (Alicia) and Morgan Berry (Klen) discuss their experiences working on the second season of the anime series Clevatess II. They express excitement for the new season, the introduction of new characters, and the heartwarming moments that explore character growth and found family dynamics.

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MP3s And NPCs

Interview: Cristina Vee and Yussef Benelbar discuss Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia — MP3s & NPCs

Voice actors Cristina Vee and Yussef Benelbar discuss their roles in the anime adaptation Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia. They highlight the importance of cultural representation in their performances and praise the show's detailed world-building and character development.

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MP3s And NPCs

Interview: Madeline Morris discusses Mushoku Tensei Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 — MP3s & NPCs

Voice actress Madeline Morris discusses her return as Rudeus Greyrat in Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3. She expresses her excitement for Eris's return and highlights Rudeus's complex character development, emphasizing themes of healing and second chances.

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Retro Gamer

Orbitals is a gorgeous anime throwback, but I've had a tough time enjoying its mandatory co-op

Orbitals is a visually stunning game with a strong anime aesthetic, but its mandatory co-op requirement presents a significant barrier to enjoyment for players without a compatible partner. The game's design, while appealing artistically, demands a level of coordination that can be difficult for casual players or those with less gaming experience to meet.

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Retro Gamer

Sekiro: No Defeat anime director pleads with fans to not watch the new trailer because it accidentally contains a huge…

The director of the upcoming anime Sekiro: No Defeat, Kenichi Kutsuna, has urged fans not to watch a newly released trailer due to an accidental "cinematic reveal" that spoils a significant moment. Kutsuna attributed the error to production company Arch, while noting that Kadokawa Corporation is not to blame. The trailer shows a fight scene between Wolf and Genichiro, likely depicting Wolf losing his arm.

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Retro Gamer

Dragon Ball Beerus anime gets a trailer and release date, but fans think they've already seen it

A new trailer and fall 2026 release date have been announced for the Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime series, which will premiere in Japan on October 11. Fans have noted that this series appears to be a retelling of the original Dragon Ball Super anime with enhanced animation and a fresh score, leading to some confusion.

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Gaming Bolt

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Celebrates Strong Critical Response With New Accolades Trailer

Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has received strong critical praise for its anime-styled presentation and engaging fighting mechanics, despite some initial PC launch issues. The game is available on PlayStation 5 and PC, with anticipation building for future character additions like Phoenix Cyclops.

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Pure Nintendo

Review: Denshattack! (Nintendo Switch 2)

Denshattack! is a vibrant indie arcade-action game for the Nintendo Switch that blends anime aesthetics with fast-paced skating and train-based racing in a unique post-apocalyptic setting. The game features 60 levels across 9 chapters, offering varied challenges, creative boss fights, and intuitive controls that allow for quick mastery of its high-speed gameplay. Its instant restart system and focus on high scores and cool moves create an adrenaline-pumping experience with strong replayability.

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Eurogamer

Orbitals review - gorgeous anime stylings from breakaway It Takes Two devs only make for a lesser light of the co-op renaissance

Orbitals, a co-op puzzle platformer from former It Takes Two developers, features gorgeous anime stylings and charming characters but ultimately falls short of its inspirations. While the game's presentation and character interactions are endearing, its core gameplay mechanics and narrative feel derivative and lack memorable moments, making it a lesser entry in the co-op genre.

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Massively Overpovered

Two-player anime adventure Orbitals hypes September 3 launch with music video and digital instruction book

The two-player co-op adventure game Orbitals, developed by Shapefarm and published by Kepler Interactive, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch on September 3rd. The developers have released a music video for the opening theme, a website-based digital instruction manual requiring two players, and announced a pop-up merchandise shop in Kyoto. A friend's pass will allow a second player to join for free.

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