They're Not Hiding It: Chicago Teacher's Union President Proudly Says All Kids Are 'Her Kids'

He Is NOT Happy: Trump Drops an Entirely Different 'Bomb' on Iran AND Israel After Ceasefire Violations

The producer of Digimon Story Time Stranger has confirmed that the game will keep the adult tone that has been present in the series since the PSP era, with the story aiming to appeal to a wide variety of audiences, not just kids.

Despite the fact that I am a long-time sufferer of open-world fatigue and also happen to be one of the most staunch critics when it comes to games that fill their world with mundane map marker chores. I still find myself drawn to these vast, open-ended adventures because, when done right, they truly are spectacular.

Bethesda has long been known for the 'bigger is better' approach, creating epic, sprawling worlds, filled with colourful characters and enough bugs to create a Pixar film.

In the midst of a certain maligned 'GTA Killer' face-planting on the metaphorical concrete right out the gate, it might be a bit rich to say that games which focus on user-created content are a cool thing.

Some folks say that back in the day, we had more turn-based JRPGs than action ones due to hardware limitations. That's pure buffoonery, but not today's discussion.

Demon Slayer doesn’t pull its punches when it comes to death. Every loss feels personal. This series doesn’t just use death as a plot device. It sits in it. It lets the grief settle in your chest. And when a character dies, even if you saw it coming, it still manages to hit harder than you expected.

Tuesday Morning Minute: Keep the Focus Where It Belongs

After a couple of weeks, Apple finally released iOS 26 beta 2 to developers. While users shouldn't expect too much from this build, since Apple typically starts making big changes with beta 3, this update still brings several improvements. With that in mind, BGR has gathered all the changes included in iOS 26 beta 2, along with what Apple is preparing for later this fall. General stability and battery draining: The most noticeable change in iOS 26 beta 2 is that it's much more stable. While a few bugs remain, overall usability has significantly improved. The iPhone also no longer overheats during simple tasks. Recovery Assistant: Apple is introducing a new way to recover your iPhone from software issues. Instead of needing a Mac to factory reset after a faulty update, the Recovery Assistant might fix the problem before you even need to plug your iPhone into a Mac. Image source: José Adorno for BGR New ringtone: Apple has added a new ringtone for iOS 26. It's now available in beta 2, so developers can check out the new option when receiving calls. Visual changes: The wallpaper blur in Control Center is more noticeable, unknown messages now appear with a blue badge, and Safari has tweaked its UI with an improved "More" button in the bottom right corner. Wallet improvements: iOS 26's order tracking feature is now live in beta 2. A new option lets Siri scan your Mail app to find all your orders. New Apple Music widget: iOS 26 beta 2 adds a new Live Radio widget. iOS 26 beta 2 brings another secret to life Image source: AppleTrack/YouTube Finally, MacWorld's Filipe Espósito discovered in iOS 26 beta 2 code that Apple is using a new resolution for its wallpapers. This unknown display size aligns with other rumors about the iPhone 17 Air. With that, this beta confirms the existence of a new iPhone coming later this fall. Unfortunately, it also suggests the iPhone 17 Plus won't be released. Below, you can learn more about iOS 26. Don't Miss: iOS 26: Features, release date, beta, supported devices, more The post iOS 26 beta 2 changes: Here’s everything new on your iPhone appeared first on BGR.