There are significant rumors and leaks suggesting the development of a new Pokémon multiplayer game. This game, codenamed 'Rodeo/Synapse,' is reportedly a co-op multiplayer title inspired by Nintendo's Splatoon series. According to leaks from a Game Freak hack, the game is being developed by ILCA and Game Freak, and it involves defeating and riding rampaging Pokémon. The game is expected to be available on both Nintendo Switch and mobile devices.

The leaks indicate that the game has been in development since 2019, but its current status is unclear, with speculation that it might have been cancelled or reworked under the new codename 'Synapse.' The gameplay footage and details suggest a unique blend of Pokémon battles and cooperative gameplay, differing significantly from previous Pokémon games like Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness.

Additionally, there are rumors about another potential Pokémon project, a massive open-world MMORPG, which could be part of Generation 10, codenamed 'Gaia.' However, the 'Rodeo/Synapse' game is the most detailed and recent leak related to a multiplayer-focused Pokémon game.

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CyberConnect2 has released a new update for the game 'Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Sweep the Board', bringing the game to version 1.20. This update introduces several new features, including a new game board titled 'Board Six', which is themed around the Hashira Training Arc. Players can navigate through this new board, engaging with various spaces and mini-games associated with it[2][5].

The update enhances the gameplay experience by adding more content related to the popular anime series, allowing players to interact with elements from the Hashira Training Arc in a more immersive way.

No specific details on other new mini-games or additional content beyond the new board have been provided, but the update is aimed at enriching the overall gameplay and keeping players engaged with new challenges and activities.

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Leaks suggest that Fortnite Chapter 6, set to begin after a live event on November 30, 2024, will feature a theme centered around Japanese mythology and Samurai. The new season, Chapter 6 Season 1, is expected to include several new Points of Interest (POIs) and biomes such as Shrine, Rivers, Plains, Farmland, Forest, and potentially a Wetlands area.

Key features of the leaked content include:

• A Japanese mythology theme, similar to previous thematic seasons like Neo-Tokyo in Chapter 4 Season 2 and Greek Mythology in Chapter 5 Season 2[1][4][5].
• - New biomes on the map, including Shrine, Rivers, Plains, Farmland, Forest, and possibly Wetlands[1][4][5].
• - The introduction of new creatures, such as the 'Sprite', a cat-like animal with elemental themes that can interact with players and the environment[2][3].
• - The return of augments, which provide special effects during matches, and new vehicle mods, including a rocket and laser for vehicles[2][3].
• - A new boss codenamed 'Puppeteer' with teleportation abilities, adding a spooky element to the season[2].
• - Potential for anime collaborations and the return of popular items like the Kinetic Blade Katana and MEGA City POI[4].

While these leaks are promising, they have not been officially confirmed by Epic Games, so they should be taken with a grain of salt.

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There are strong indications that future games in the Age of Empires franchise might be developed using Unreal Engine 5. This speculation arises from several points. First, the upcoming game *Age of Mythology: Retold*, which is part of the Age of Empires franchise, has been confirmed to use Unreal Engine 5, as evident from its visually stunning trailer and gameplay footage revealed at the Xbox Games Showcase 2024[2].

Additionally, there has been significant criticism regarding the graphics and performance of the current *Age of Empires IV*, which uses the Essence Engine by Relic Entertainment. This engine has been criticized for not supporting DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) and for various graphical and performance issues. The switch to Unreal Engine 5 could address these criticisms, as it is known for its excellent graphics and performance capabilities, including support for DLSS[1].

The move to Unreal Engine 5 is further supported by the fact that Relic Entertainment, the previous developer of *Age of Empires IV*, is no longer heavily involved with the franchise after recent layoffs and its sale by Sega. This transition could pave the way for World’s Edge, the current developers, to utilize Unreal Engine 5 for future titles, given its widespread support and capabilities[1].

In summary, the combination of the positive reception of *Age of Mythology: Retold* using Unreal Engine 5, the criticisms of the current engine used in *Age of Empires IV*, and the potential benefits of Unreal Engine 5 suggest that future Age of Empires games are likely to use this engine.

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The character of Moon Knight, also known as Marc Spector and the avatar of the Egyptian Moon God Khonshu, has been officially revealed for the upcoming game 'Marvel Rivals'. This reveal was anticipated after a teaser appeared in the reveal trailer for another character, Psylocke. In the game, Moon Knight will have abilities such as summoning sacred ankhs to connect with Khonshu, unleashing Crescent Darts that bounce between foes, and wielding a powerful Moon Blade. The game is set to launch on December 6, 2024.

The reveal has generated significant excitement among fans, with many praising the character designs and animation quality of the game. However, some players have expressed concerns about the balance of roles within the game, noting an imbalance between duelists (DPS) and Tank/Support roles.

The Moon Knight character reveal did not accidentally spoil the next character; instead, it was a part of the ongoing character reveals leading up to the game's launch.

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Recent leaks have revealed several upcoming events and content additions for the mobile game Pokemon TCG Pocket. The game, which was released on October 30, 2024, and developed by deNA and Creatures Inc., is set to receive a slew of new events and cards.

Key events include a Black Friday sale from November 22 to December 2, where gold might be sold at more affordable prices. Other events feature Magikarp and Gyarados cards, as well as an Arcanine Wonder Pick event, where the EX variant and other holographic cards like Ninetails, Moltres, and Charizard will be available. The Venusaur promotional card event will run from November 29 to December 13.

Additionally, there are ongoing events such as the Lapras EX Drop Event, which challenges players to battle against a Lapras deck with rewards including Shinedust, Shop Tokens, and single-card promo packs. The Chansey and Meowth promo cards Wonder Pick event ends on November 15, and the Genetic Apex PvP event concludes on November 28.

Leaks also suggest the release of new card sets, including a mini set known as “A1a” on December 16 and a larger set with around 230 new cards on January 29, 2025, which is expected to significantly change the game's meta.

These events and content updates are aimed at keeping players engaged and active, addressing some of the community's feedback that the game feels a bit “barebones” at the moment.

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Recent leaks and speculations surrounding the starter Pokémon for the upcoming game 'Pokemon Legends: Z-A' suggest that the starters might come from different generations of Pokémon. A credible leaker, Riddler Khu, hinted that the starters could be from the third, fifth, and eighth generations, which corresponds to the Hoenn, Unova, and Galar regions. This means that Pokémon like Treecko, Tepig, and Sobble, or their regional variants, could potentially be the starters[2][3][5].

There is also speculation about possible redesigns or type changes for these starters. The game, set in the Kalos region during the urban redevelopment era of Lumiose City, is expected to include features like Mega Evolution and a similar art style to 'Pokemon Scarlet and Violet'[2][3].

Fans are debating various combinations of starters, including the possibility of new Mega Evolution forms or regional variants of the existing starters. However, all these rumors should be taken with caution as they are based on leaks and have not been officially confirmed by The Pokémon Company or Nintendo[2][3][5].

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