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PC Building Simulator 2 first launched for PC via Epic Games Store on October 12, 2022.

Nas Braka, a character from Star Trek: Starfleet Academy played by Paul Giamatti, has quickly become a standout villain in the Star Trek universe. Braka, who is a mix of Klingon and Tellarite but doesn’t fully embody either race, leads a group of space pirates. He rose to power following the Burn, a period when interstellar travel became harder and major galactic powers weakened. The sixth episode of Starfleet Academy showed just how dangerous Braka is, as he teamed up with frightening new aliens to seriously harm the rebuilding Starfleet.

This could explain why Professor X acted so recklessly and went further than he should have. He was at his absolute worst during those periods.

The latest arc of Jujutsu Kaisen, titled The Culling Game Part 1, is a surprising turn for the series. Yuji has faced incredible challenges in a short time, and the newest episode highlights this by bringing back Setsuko Sasaki, a character who hasn’t been seen since the very beginning of the anime. This appearance is a brief one, serving as a final farewell.

A well-known Fortnite data miner, BeastFNCreative, has discovered that Epic Games is rebuilding every Rocket League arena inside Fortnite’s Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). While it’s not entirely clear why, this strongly suggests that the two games may be combined. If so, Rocket League would likely become a part of Fortnite, rather than being a separate game.

This game is a fighting game where you control giant robots, called mecha. It’s based on Iron Saga, a popular free-to-play mobile game that launched in 2019.

According to sources close to the companies, Sony is considering a significant shift in how it releases new gaming consoles, potentially impacting how players stay engaged. Nintendo is also reportedly exploring a price increase for the upcoming Switch 2 later this year. However, neither Sony nor Nintendo has officially confirmed these plans.

The discussion began when fans of Game of Thrones re-shared a video from a New York Comic-Con interview with Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell, the actors who play Dunk and Egg. In the video, which spread on X, Claffey jokingly compared his character, Ser Duncan the Tall, to a less attractive and self-assured version of Geralt of Rivia. Ansell then started to ask if they could mention Henry Cavill, who famously played Geralt, but Claffey quickly stopped him, saying, “No, no, no. Please don’t say that.”