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I first got my hands on Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders back on January 21st – it came out for Xbox Series and on PC through Steam and the Microsoft Store. It’s been a blast ever since!

Besides the regular development process, the game will feature brand new gameplay footage. The previous Grasshopper Direct showcased more information about Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered, which was released last October.

The Default Game Profiles feature offers pre-configured settings tailored for each game. These settings can be easily applied both within the game and to your system through the Command Center. However, this feature is only active when your ROG Xbox Ally or Xbox Ally X is running on battery power – it won’t work if the device is plugged in.

I get why people complain about microtransactions, but honestly, the game’s creative director, Simon Lemay-Comtois, makes a good point. He says they’re actually what lets them keep adding cool stuff after launch – like the Isu storylines, new quests, and improvements to the parkour system. Basically, without them, we wouldn’t get all these updates!

This is a really strong start to a new comic series. I stopped following the previous run of Incredible Hulk a while ago – it was okay, but it didn’t grab me. I often find I enjoy the Hulk character, but lose interest in the stories. I was hesitant about this issue because it initially seemed like a rehash of an old idea from the AXIS event. However, this first issue actually takes the concept of a horror-themed Hulk story in exciting new directions, and I’m genuinely impressed. My biggest concern with Marvel is when they overdo a good concept. After The Immortal Hulk, I worried we’d only get that type of story going forward. That’s why I enjoyed the Cates/Ottley run so much – it was a fresh take. The previous Incredible Hulk series didn’t feel particularly special; it felt like a horror manga with a sidekick, and I lost interest. But if this new series can maintain the quality of this first issue, I’m definitely on board.

Beyond the original cast, Buffy the Vampire Slayer gained some fantastic characters after its first season. Here’s a look at four of the best—from a well-loved vampire to a Slayer even more powerful than Buffy herself.