A recent teaser on X revealed the next story arc for the series will be called “Revolte,” and it’s expected to last about six chapters. It introduces Revolte, a powerful demon who lives on the Northern Plateau, and who Frieren, Fern, and Stark will soon face. The teaser also suggests that two characters from the last big story arc will be returning, hinting at a major new threat and increased tension.
The PlayStation Blog announced that new modes and features are on the way, offering players fresh challenges and rewards. While the specifics of this new content haven’t been revealed yet, the PS5 version will be updated to support ultrawide monitors, including a 21:9 aspect ratio for both gameplay and cutscenes.
Dynamite Entertainment announced that fans will soon be able to collect key moments from the original comic book series with the release of The Boys Bloody Blind Bags. Each bag will contain three random, limited-edition variant comic books from important issues of The Boys.
In an interview with People, writer Al Jean explained that trying to deliberately predict future events—or avoid doing so—actually makes those predictions less accurate when writing The Simpsons. He said the best approach is to simply write the show without focusing on whether things might come true.
I recently learned some interesting history about a classic show getting a reboot by Peter Hoar. The original series aired from 1978 to 1982, and it seems the actress who played Jenna Stannis, Knyvette, decided to leave after just two seasons, back in 1979. It’ll be fascinating to see how this new version stacks up against the original, knowing that key player exited relatively early on.
For the next 11 days, Xbox players (on Xbox One, Series S, and Series X) can get their hands on XCOM 2, a turn-based strategy game from Firaxis and 2K Games. XCOM 2 is a sequel to the critically acclaimed XCOM: Enemy Unknown from 2012, which successfully revived the classic XCOM series. While not quite as highly rated as the first game, XCOM 2 was still one of the best strategy games of 2016, earning an 88 on Metacritic and a nomination for Best Strategy Game at The Game Awards (though it lost to Civilization VI, also by Firaxis).
Early signs suggest the new project may move away from a key element of the original books: focusing the story through Harry’s eyes. While the books aren’t narrated by Harry himself—they’re told in the third person—we usually experience everything from his perspective. The novels rarely show us events he doesn’t witness, with the exception of a few instances, like the opening chapters of some books, or moments where the story needs to show something Harry couldn’t have known, such as scenes from the Quidditch stands in The Philosopher’s Stone.
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New research explores the potential formation of complex, three-body states involving charmed and bottomed mesons, challenging conventional understandings of strong force interactions.
The beloved actor, famous for his role on Albert Square, shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with TopMob at a recent performance of Cabaret. He also commended the work of Ben Wadley, the soap opera’s executive producer.
Behold, the coin has risen from its ashes, like a phoenix or perhaps a poorly scripted resurrection. After grazing the depths of its descending channel, XRP found itself embraced by buyers near the $1.40 mark, only to ascend toward the $1.60-$1.70 range with the grace of a drunkard on a tightrope. Spot and derivatives volumes swelled, as if the market had suddenly remembered it had a pulse. Speculation, that fickle mistress, returned with a vengeance, leaving us to wonder: is this the roar of a lion or the meow of a cornered cat?