The team behind the upcoming life simulation game known as Paralives has just released a short video teasing some new gameplay features. It’s titled Sebastian’s Summer after the Para, or controllable character, that was featured in a previous video of theirs. Sebastian can be seen zip-lining, jumping into a pool from a house’s roof, and entering a secret room hidden behind a bookshelf. All of these events introduce new aspects of the gameplay, such as the ability to zip-line or to dive into pools from greater heights.

Persona 5’s hero is without a doubt the most popular among the Persona protagonists, and he’s getting another figure.  Manufacturer Soul Wing just made a handsome figure portrating Ren Amamiya available for pre-order. You can find him on Ami Ami for 12,400 yen. That approximately translates into $144. The lead time isn’t so bad, as it’ll come out in about six months, August 2020. The scale is 1/7, for about 240 mm in height, sculpted by Soulwing and painted by Aou.

Friendship levels are present in several Pokemon games as a sort of invisible meter that can increase depending on how Pokemon are treated over time. There are a few that even evolve using that invisible measurement, so it can be useful to know how your little companions feel. If you’re trying to figure out how to check friendship levels in Pokemon Legends Arceus, we’ve got all the info you need right here.

World of Final Fantasy – Capture and Imprism Mirages Capturing Mirages, or Imprisming them as the game likes to call it, is incredibly important in World of Final Fantasy as this lets you build up an army of strong monsters that you can pick and choose from to build up your Stacks. In order to capture a Mirage, first you have to encounter them in battle, and if you manage to wear them down enough, you’ll get the option to Imprism them and add them to your collection.

There aren’t a lot of anime which look at a cast of college students, but that makes Golden Time all the more special. telling the tale of new college students navigating the trials and tribulations of the next phase in their lives, it’s the kind of show that can make you laugh, cry and cringe with how accurate it is, but can leave you with hope that life’s new challenges can be overcome all the same.