The title list is still unknown, even though Level-5 also still have DecaPolice, Inazuma Eleven Re, & Holy Horror Mansion in the works.

Respawn Entertainment has removed Storm Point from the map rotation in Apex Legends less than two weeks after it had been reintroduced. While many fans enjoy playing on Storm Point, the map has recently caused some problems for Apex Legends players, forcing the development team to take action.

Not long is left for Luna VI to release in Genshin Impact, and it will arrive with Linnea as a brand new character in the first phase of the events. Whether you're planning to go the Geo route or already have an established lineup, Linnea can be a wonderful support who doesn't lack in damage.

However, let's first look at when the new character arrives in the game for you to try and pull her from the gacha.

Since Linnea will be the first special character in the Luna VI update, both will be available at the same time. You'll be able to pull on her banner when the update goes live on April 8. The following countdown will expire once the update goes live.

[hurrytimer id="1201737"] The countdown is based on the following timings.

• 7pm PT (April 7)
• 9pm CT (April 7)
• 10pm ET (April 7)
• 3am UTC
• 4am CET

This is the usual schedule that HoYoVerse has been following for all its major updates. The game will be taken down prior to the timings mentioned above. Once the maintenance begins, you won't be able to access the servers.

Image via Hoyoverse Once the servers are back, you can then avail her banner during the first phase. While Linnea is obviously the featured character, there will be three focused four-star choices as well. The list includes Noelle, Aino, and Illuga.

Based on the information we have, Linnea will be a perfect support to add to the team. While she primarily excels at aiding her teammates, she also offers decent damage potential. Ideally, you'll want to be adding her to a Lunar-Crystalize team, but any Geo team works just fine.

If you have spare resources, you can also try to obtain the Golden Frostbound Oath, which is Linnea's signature weapon. It can be obtained from its signature weapon banner, where the Golden Frostbound Oath will have higher chances to appear.

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Yoshihisa Kishimoto, the creator of the Double Dragon and River City (Kuno-kun) franchises, has died at the age of 64.

This was confirmed by his son, Ryūbō Kishimoto, on multiple social media channels.

"This is the son of Yoshihisa Kishimoto," he wrote on Facebook. "I am sorry to inform you that my father has passed to rest on 04/02/2026... I hope you will continue to enjoy my father's works, including Kuno-kun. Thank you."

In a follow-up post on Twitter/X, he continued, "I'm sorry for not being able to reply, but thank you very much for the many heartfelt memory messages. I'm truly delighted to learn that there are people around the world who have played the Kunio-kun series extensively and understand my father even more deeply than I do. Please continue to enjoy my father's works with a smile in the future."

Kishimoto is an industry luminary, beginning his career at Data East working on laserdisc games, and eventually joining several colleagues at Technōs. There, he became known for his work on numerous beat-em-ups over the years, especially Double Dragon and the Kunio-kun series, which was known in the West as River City. His early work was based in part on a breakup he went through during his school years, as well as Bruce Lee's martial arts films such as Enter the Dragon. It was from this that in 1986 he created Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun, or Renegade as it was titled internationally, the first game in the River City franchise. With his team at Technōs Japan, he went on to create numerous sequels for arcades and, eventually, games for the NES, SNES, and PlayStation.

Kishimoto eventually left Technōs, citing a desire to work on something other than the same franchises over and over, as well as frustration that the studio was spending less and less money on game development. In the years since, he worked independently under the name "Plophet", making his own original work as well as consulting on other games. His most recent work was as director on Double Dragon IV in 2017, which was published by Arc System Works after it acquired the license from Technōs, though he also collaborated and consulted on more recent River City games.

Ryūbō Kishimoto stated that a private funeral for his father would take place tomorrow.

Rebekah Valentine is a senior reporter for IGN. Got a story tip? Send it to rvalentine@ign.com.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 fans have been debating the game's future ever since Sandfall Interactive director Guillaume Broche revealed last year that there would almost certainly be a sequel and possibly even multiple new games in the Clair Obscur universe.

Players are pouring in the hours, at least in the US