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New Hatsune Miku Sonic Project ONSOKU Song Features Chao Characters
Sega released a new Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Project ONSOKU Hatsune Miku song inspired by Sonic the Hedgehog characters, and this time it involves the Chao and Chao Garden concept. The official art for the song also shows her with some of them. In particular, Dark, Hero, and Specter variants appear.
Here’s the full music video for the Ponchi song “Treasure Garden.” A higher pitch of the Vocaloid’s voice is used for this track, to make it sound more cutesy and chibi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIpHyjsv_84
Here’s the full list of all the Project ONSOKU Hatsune Miku and Sonic the Hedgehog songs for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds released so far, along with direct links to the music videos on YouTube.
“ Sai Love Jinsei Runner ” by Kairiki Bear. This is the Sonic song .
“ We Are Picopico Hammers ” by Cosmo@Bousou-P. That is the song for Amy Rose.
“ Jet Black ” by Yunosuke. Shadow is the inspiration for that track.
“ Treasure Garden ” by Ponchi. This is the latest Chao song.
The last song will be “Denkou Sekka” by Camellia. That will debut on September 22, 2025.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will appear worldwide for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Switch, and PC on September 25, 2025, and a Switch 2 version is in development.
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Sep 15
James Cameron Confirms New Terminator Movie But Isn’t Sure If He Can Make It Dystopian Enough
The last Terminator movie James Cameron helmed embedded itself into the cultural zeitgeist, forever changing the way audiences perceived sci-fi, particularly AI. Decades later, Cameron is back at it again, as he’ll be penning the script for Terminator 7 after the lukewarm reception to Tim Miller’s Dark Fate, which derailed the franchise. Below are the […]
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Sep 15
Is Luciane Buchanan Returning for The Night Agent 3? New Update
Months after The Night Agent Season 2 premiered on Netflix, Luciane Buchanan has opened up about whether or not she will be appearing in the next season. In an interview with Deadline in September 2025, Buchanan revealed that she will not reprise her role as Rose Larkin in the show. She told the outlet: I […]
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Sep 15
Deals For Today: Every Switch 2 Game Preorder In 2025 and Pokémon TCG Under Market Value As of Sept. 15, every 2025 Nintendo Switch 2 game and amiibo is up for preorder, including Pokémon Legends: Z-A and Metroid Prime 4. Plus, Pokémon TCG sealed products like the Black Bolt Booster Bundle and Unova Mini Tin are cheaper on Amazon than TCGPlayer, making them below market value.
Sep 15
Celebrating 20 Years of Award-Winning Games Music: “BAFTA Games in Concert”UK and Worldwide Concert tour also confirmed for 2026 – Dates to be announced soon LONDON, 11th September 2025 — BAFTA, in collaboration with Nibbs Events and Esk, is proud to announce the world premiere of BAFTA Games in Concert, a landmark live event celebrating two decades of iconic BAFTA-nominated and award-winning games music. Featuring […]
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Sep 15
Predators Review – A Thought-Provoking Examination of Humanity’s Darkest Side
“I’m Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC.” In the early 2000s, those six words instilled fear into the hearts of child predators and an unexplainable glee in everybody else who watched unconventional stings unfold on television from the comfort of their living room sofas. Law Enforcement interactions with criminals have been an endless source of entertainment […]
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Sep 15
Borderlands 4 Maurice Black Market Location (Sept 12-18th)
Looking to get some legendary items in Borderlands 4? Well, it’s time for you to check out Maurice’s Black Market vending machine. Once you’ve completed the main storyline, this special vending machine will automatically become accessible and allow you to get your hands on some of the best items. However, as it changes its location […]
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Sep 15
Shadowborn begins early access, letting you choose from diverse classes and unlock dark secret loresViva Games Studios, a Scopely subsidiary known for Guns at Dawn, Soccer Star, and more, has launched early access for its arcade-style RPG, Shadowborn, now available on both Android and iOS. Choose from unique classes, enjoy fast-travel, and engage in boss battles and stealth missions Shadowborn is a fast-paced arcade-style RPG where whimsical beauty collides …
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Sep 15
Amazon Drops Batman 4K Blu-ray Discounts Just in Time for Batman Day This WeekAmazon has dropped a variety of deals on Batman 4Ks and Blu-rays ahead of Batman Day this week. Save on The Dark Knight, Batman: The Complete Animated Series, and more.
Sep 15
Metal Eden Review – Shooting Through The Noise
Reviewed on:
PlayStation 5
Platform:
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC
Publisher:
Deep Silver
Developer:
Reikon Games
Release:
September 2, 2025
Rating:
Mature
Poland-based studio Reikon Games has only been around since 2014, but in its decade of development, it has made a name for itself creating stylish, action-forward cyberpunk games. Its debut, 2017’s Ruiner, was itself a great isometric shooter, but in hindsight, it was a look toward the studio’s future and its second game: Metal Eden. Like Ruiner, Metal Eden is a futuristic neon-lit shooter set in a cyberpunk dystopia, but this time, from a first-person perspective. It blends excellent first-person gunplay with movement tech that turns the city of Moebius into a parkour playground, and the resulting gameplay is hyper-fast, frantic, and fun. Though its narrative and level design sometimes get in the way of that, the entire package is still a setpiece-filled action romp and one of the year’s best shooters.
In the world of Metal Eden, Hyper Units are disposable androids capable of inhuman feats thanks to a cyberpowered armor that allows them to dash, grapple, jetpack, and wall-run through just about any environment, and each unit is trained for cybernetic warfare, with a seven-gun arsenal in tow. You play as Aska, a special Hyper Unit tasked with saving the citizens of Moebius from imminent destruction. That leads her through derelict factories, deserts, mining facilities, and into the realms of Engineers, who possess Cores she desperately needs for her mission. It’s a solid foundation for the 7-hour adventure, and a voice-in-your-comms doesn’t let you forget about it, sometimes to the detriment of the game. While the voice acting is great, when you’re not engaged in multi-wave arena battles, there’s almost always a voice in your ear discussing their motives, their history, and their desires, all through sci-fi jargon that eventually bounced right off of me. Reikon is attempting to tell an enriched narrative, and I enjoy how much the studio focuses on walking players through Aska’s journey to save Moebius, which has been threatened with what is essentially a ticking time bomb; its finale leaves a lot to be desired, but I still found the overall story to be a commendable effort from Reikon. Its biggest flaw, though, is how often it gets in the way of the real star of Metal Eden: the action. That said, the action was more than enough to pull me through each mission, as I constantly looked forward to the next setpiece, the next weapon, or even the next upgrade station to make my shotgun or grenade launcher more powerful. Metal Eden isn’t stingy with Dust, the currency used to upgrade weapons, found in canisters placed throughout levels or given upon defeating enemies. By the time I finished the game, only one of my seven weapons wasn’t fully upgraded, and I appreciate Reikon allowing me to unlock most of Aska’s potential in the first playthrough. Each weapon, whether it was the standard-issue submachine gun with unlimited ammo but a temperature-related cooldown, the energy weapon that melts enemy armor, or my personal favorite, an assault rifle with a secondary fire option that turns it into a powerful sniper, proved useful in combat. Firefights get so hectic that there were countless encounters where I used every single weapon at my disposal, whether it was a strategic need or because I ran out of ammo for another gun. Though I always enjoyed the combat, I wish it were more diegetic rather than arena-based. My favorite moments were when Metal Eden channeled another Poland-based studio’s game, Ghostrunner, to turn linear sections into parkour runthroughs where I needed to kill enemies with quick precision to advance and maintain momentum. But most of the combat happened when I entered a large arena, and a random sci-fi voice told me when I finished a wave and when another wave was beginning. These arenas are well-designed, with armor, health, and ammo pickups strategically placed about, and excellent wall-running and grapple opportunities, too, but they still grew dull. It doesn’t help that the runs between these arenas were often the type of combat encounters I actually wanted more of. Regardless, Aska only became more and more fun to use throughout Metal Eden as I unlocked more of my weapons’ potential and became more comfortable firing them while running on walls or grappling through the air, using my jetpack to extend my airtime. When I fully understood Aska’s set of weaponry and movement tech, and more importantly, how to take advantage of both in combat, each subsequent encounter felt like an extreme dose of adrenaline. Similar to the narrative’s intrusion into the excellent first-person gameplay, there were a handful of times in Metal Eden where levels went wide, allowing Aska to morph into a ball – yes, it’s very reminiscent of Metroid Prime – where you zap enemies and target them with lock-on missiles. While cool in theory, these sections are easily the worst, and rolling around as a metal ball in no way compares to the excitement of first-person shooting, wall-running, and jetpacking through this dystopia.
Throughout my time in Metal Eden, I couldn’t help but imagine just how good a sequel I hope Reikon makes could be. This is a great start in the FPS genre for the team; its ideas are strong, and with refinement, Aska’s next mission could be as excellent as the Ghostrunner and Doom Eternal adventures it’s clearly inspired by. Though the star of the show – its first-person shooting and movement – is sometimes weighed down by an overreaching narrative and boring morph ball sections, when Metal Eden shines, it’s as bright as the sun that sheds light on Moebius’ dark underbelly.
Score:
8
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Avengers: Doomsday Star Gets Shredded For New Tweet After Charlie Kirk Incident
Only a day after the tragic assassination of popular political influencer Charlie Kirk, the internet was yet again up in arms over the post made by Mark Ruffalo on his X. In this post, he was urging people to donate towards the installation of security cameras in Palestinian villages. Please consider donating to the security […]
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Randy Pitchford Insists Borderlands 4 Is “pretty damn optimal,” as It Crosses 300K Concurrent Players on Steam
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Catelyn Stark in Harry Potter? Wizarding World Character No One Remembers Is Played by Game of Thrones’ Michelle Fairley
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What Happened to Lauren Graham’s Face? Emmy 2025 Look Sparks Plastic Surgery Gone Wrong Rumors
Lauren Graham, widely known for her portrayal of Lorelai Gilmore in Gilmore Girls, attended the Primetime Emmy Awards this year alongside co-star Alexis Bledel. Netflix’s official Instagram account posted a picture of the two stars together, and some were quick to notice that Graham’s face looked a little different from before, sparking plastic surgery rumors. […]
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Sep 15
Most Controversial Anime Character of All Time Isn’t HXH’s Hisoka: This Guy Married a 16-Year-Old & Everyone Hates Him
Anime is full of characters and tropes that spark controversy for all sorts of reasons, but there’s one character who might just take the crown as the most controversial of all. Many might assume it is Hisoka from Hunter x Hunter or Rudeus from Mushoku Tensei, but no, it’s actually Daikichi Kawachi from Bunny Drop! […]
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Sep 15
Helldivers 2 Major Order Success: Hellmire Might Be Ours, but the Gloom’s Growing Menace Foretells Unrelenting Terror
In Helldivers 2, players recently scored a major victory against Bugs in the latest Major Order, successfully defending invasions across 7 fronts. While the efforts ensured many planets remain under Super Earth’s protection, celebrations are cut short by a darker reality (stated in SE’s message): the Gloom. Even though we thought we stopped its expansion […]
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Sep 15
Batman’s Canceled Arkham Game Suit Design With Older Dark Knight RevealedConcept art for a canceled Batman Arkham game has surfaced online. Developed by WB Games Montréal, it provides fans with a glimpse of a version of the Dark Knight that was never officially released. Shared by artist Jerad S. Marantz, the images depict an older Batman in a heavily armored suit. Unmade Batman Arkham game […]
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Ranked: 10 Cristin Milioti Performances Just as Good as Her Emmy Winning Role in The Penguin
At the 2025 Emmy Awards, actress Cristin Milioti received her first Emmy Award in the Outstanding Actress in a Limited Series or Movie category (via Television Academy) for her role as Sofia Falcone in HBO’s The Penguin. After more than two decades in the industry, this marks her biggest achievement in her illustrious career. Therefore, […]
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Sep 15
F1 Sequel: Tim Cook Confirms “Definitely Something” for Brad Pitt’s Highest-Grossing Blockbuster
Apple Studios has hit the fast lane with Brad Pitt’s F1: The Movie, delivering one of their biggest hits ever. The movie, packed with thrilling car chases, high-speed drama, and Pitt’s star power, witnessed unprecedented success, which has now sparked the topic of a sequel. And it seems, the answer is positive. Variety reported that […]
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4 Virtual Sports Betting Markets Revolutionizing the IndustrySome platforms include props such as who will score first
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ARK: Survival EvolvedArk: Survival Evolved is a action-adventure survival video game developed by Studio Wildcard.
