Yu-Gi-Oh! The Infinite Forbidden launched in the TCG on July 19, 2024. I’ve been excited for this set since its announcement because of the nostalgia-bait of Exodia. As a core set, it’s full of new cards, strategies, and archetypes. The highly anticipated Fiendsmith makes its TCG debut just in time for the Yu-Gi-Oh! NAWCQ. Exodia, White Forest, and Gimmick Puppet get support, and a new TCG-exclusive archetype called Mimighoul makes its debut.
The haptic feedback in Beat Saber just stopped working. I knew it wasn’t the controller since vibrations were working outside of Steam or Beat Saber. I didn’t realize how much the haptic feedback contributed to VR immersion, but wow, did I miss it.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Battles of Legend: Terminal Revenge launched Friday, June 21st, 2024. The highly anticipated Phantom of Yubel is finally here, along with reprints of popular archetypes such as Sprights, Branded, Sky-Striker, and more. With numerous reprints of beloved archetypes, there’s plenty for duelists to enjoy and upgrade their collections in rarity.