Legendary game designer Tetsuya Nomura, known for iconic franchises like Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts, suggests his upcoming project, Kingdom Hearts 4, might be his last. This news comes as Square Enix faces financial challenges and fans eagerly await the release of Kingdom Hearts 4, potentially slated for 2026.
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French football star Antoine Griezmann has announced his retirement from international football after a decorated career with Les Bleus. He leaves behind a legacy of 137 caps, 44 goals, and a World Cup trophy.
Gill Ross, 77, shares her experience of moving into a retirement community in Bagshot, Surrey, after selling her South London home. She highlights the benefits of community living, the stress-free nature of her new home, and the peace of mind that comes with having all expenses covered in one monthly payment. Discover how Gill enjoys her newfound freedom and the fulfilling life she’s built in her retirement community.
Christine Sinclair, a legendary figure in women’s soccer, has announced her retirement from the Portland Thorns after an illustrious career. Sinclair, who helped the Thorns win three NWSL championships, is leaving the game as the world’s top goal scorer, having achieved immense success with both the Canadian national team and her club. Her impact on the sport, particularly on the women’s game, will be long-lasting.
West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, bringing an end to a remarkable career. The decision comes after a shortened Caribbean Premier League season due to injury. Bravo, known for his explosive bowling and entertaining personality, leaves behind a legacy as the leading T20 wicket-taker and a five-time CPL champion.
Manuel N. “Manny” Stamatakis, after more than two decades of leading Visit Philadelphia, is stepping down as Chairman. Anthony J. “Tony” Conti, the current Finance Chair, will assume the role in January 2025. Stamatakis will be honored as Chair Emeritus for his significant contributions to Philadelphia’s tourism industry.
Shakib Al Hasan, the veteran Bangladesh all-rounder, announced his intention to retire from Test cricket after the upcoming match against South Africa, but his plans hinge on receiving assurances for his safety and ability to leave the country amidst political turmoil. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) clarified that it cannot guarantee any security assurances, leaving Shakib’s future uncertain.
Rod West, group president of utility operations at Entergy, will retire after over 25 years with the company, effective January 31, 2025. West will transition into a strategic advisor role for Entergy, helping ensure a smooth handover of responsibilities before his departure. His contributions include leading Entergy’s five utility companies to success, driving regional industrial growth, modernizing the energy grid, and prioritizing customer outcomes.
Derrick Rose, the 2011 NBA MVP and former No. 1 overall pick, has announced his retirement after 16 seasons. Despite battling numerous injuries and contemplating retirement several times, Rose’s love for the game always brought him back. He leaves behind a legacy marked by both extraordinary talent and resilience.
Bangladesh’s star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has announced his intention to retire from Test cricket after a final match in Mirpur against South Africa. He has also revealed that he has already played his last T20 match, effectively ending his career in the shortest format of the game.