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Square Glade Games announced that they are postponing the release of Outbound to May 14. They discovered a problem late in development that could affect players’ experience, and didn’t have enough time to fix it and still release the game on all platforms as planned. The team worked hard to stay on schedule, and while they understand players will be disappointed, they believe this delay will ultimately deliver a smoother, more enjoyable game.

Here is an overview of the game, via Hamster:

The NES version of Double Dragon was decent, but the Atari 2600 port was a real misstep. While the game was popular, trying to bring it to the aging Atari 2600 in 1989 felt like a mistake. Developed by Activision, it comes across as a quick attempt to make money from a system that was already outdated, and the result is pretty bad. The Atari 2600 simply couldn’t handle the game, making this port a frustrating experience and a far cry from the original arcade version.

Despite many choices for viewers, Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone is Paramount+’s biggest success. While his other Western-themed shows like Landman, Tulsa King, and Mayor of Kingstown are also popular, the world of Yellowstone is much larger and has captured a wider audience. Beyond the original series, which first aired on Paramount Network, it spawned successful spin-offs like 1883, starring Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, and 1923, with Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren. Even though Yellowstone will conclude after five seasons in 2025, the story will continue through new shows starting in 2026.

It’s hard to really categorize Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. While it’s a life simulation game, it’s quite different from most. Instead of controlling characters directly, you’re more like an observer, guiding things from a distance and watching the drama unfold. This can be both fun and a little annoying. Fans of the original Tomodachi Life will probably enjoy this new version, but my experience was somewhat mixed. Overall, I think Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will be a big hit with its dedicated fans, and a quirky, amusing experience for everyone else.

Despite its often silly nature, the series carries surprising emotional depth. Voice actor Kenta Miyake, famous for his heroic role as All Might in My Hero Academia, brings a similar sense of weight to his character, Keiji. This creates an interesting contrast that highlights the show’s unexpected themes. While the series remains absurd on the surface, it explores the idea that negative human emotions create demons, and recent episodes have fully embraced this concept, revealing a surprisingly touching story beneath the humor.

Fumi Games, a Polish studio, created a unique shooter game inspired by the classic rubber hose animation style of the 1930s. The game beautifully blends art and action, starring a mouse who’s a private detective. However, instead of focusing on investigation, MOUSE: P.I. for Hire emphasizes fast-paced gunfights and stylish action.