Following the news this weekend that Halo: Combat Evolved is coming to PlayStation, a popular post from our friend, Real Radec – who’s a big fan of the Killzone 2 villain – focused on the future of Guerrilla’s currently paused game series.
The first season of Marvel Zombies ended on a suspenseful note with the Scarlet Witch defeating the last survivors, leaving fans wondering if a second season would happen. Marvel Television’s Brad Winderbaum stated that a Season 2 would depend on viewership – essentially, if enough people watched the show, they would get more episodes. Now, there’s a new development that might finally reveal the show’s future.
Even if you didn’t own one of these fighting games, you probably remember seeing it in stores. It’s a well-known series from the original PlayStation days.
Sources say the upcoming “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” movie is filming extra scenes for about two weeks. These reshoots, which started this week, reportedly include new material with David Corenswet as Superman. Filming originally wrapped in May, and these additional scenes may strengthen the relationship between Supergirl and Superman within the new DC Universe.
According to a new report from industry source MyTimeToShineHello, the planned Rogue Squadron movie is now being developed as a TV series. This news comes after a long period of uncertainty surrounding the project, which was originally announced in December 2020 as a film directed by Patty Jenkins (known for Wonder Woman) and produced by Lucasfilm.
The director is back to helm the first four episodes of this new series, where the people of a picturesque American town are haunted by the terrifying Pennywise the Clown, once again portrayed by Bill Skarsgård.
This soft fork aims to pull the rug on data payloads in BTC transactions, waving its metaphoric wand over a one-year pointer while the “permanent” solution ingredients (read: a doomsday cocktail of bureaucracy and consensus) bake. The core argument? Bad actors have been hitchhiking their nefarious messages into the blockchain, like the Discworld’s with-weasel brigade hiding in socks. But here’s the spicy bit: the proposal waves a dour finger (📱 tho) at anyone thinking of rejecting it, warning that they might “split off to a new altcoin like Bcash” or endure moral/ma_indices consequences. Nifty, isn’t it? Just the incentive we all craved: censorship via legal veiled threats, served with a side of existential dread!
Chapter 1163 of One Piece, titled “Promise,” shows Imu arriving at God Valley. As expected for the debut of what appears to be the series’ ultimate villain, Imu is incredibly intimidating. Even Rocks D. Xebec seems weak in comparison, and Imu’s powerful presence is making this flashback one of the most exciting and action-filled arcs in One Piece yet.
Kody didn’t want his daughters’ relationships to be part of the discussion. On the October 26th episode of the TLC series, after his and Robyn Brown’s daughter, Aurora Brown, introduced her boyfriend, Brodie Utley, Kody told the rancher he felt responsible for protecting Aurora, both physically and emotionally.
Death isn’t very effective in Marvel Snap unless you build your deck around destroying cards. Her high energy cost of 8 is reduced each time a card is destroyed – by you or your opponent. This makes her particularly strong against other Death decks, but also rewards strategies focused on card destruction in general. There aren’t many cards that specifically shut her down (like Michael Morbius), and many different deck types can utilize her effectively. Here are 10 strategies to help you climb to Infinite rank with Death.
