As a devoted admirer of Elden Ring and its expansion Shadow of the Erdtree, I can’t help but marvel at the extraordinary reception both have received from critics worldwide. The success of the base game and DLC in terms of sales further underscores their appeal. It’s only logical to speculate that FromSoftware would capitalize on this heat by developing a sequel. However, it appears they might be taking a different approach.
Microsoft has unveiled the initial lineup of titles for its Game Pass service, with “Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled” launching on December 4th. This game will be accessible across all console tiers. Additionally, “Forza Motorsport,” “Hauntii,” and “Humanity” are also set to debut on consoles for Game Pass Standard on the same day. For Game Pass Core subscribers, they can anticipate receiving “DayZ” and “Goat Simulator.
Following several setbacks, Kinetic Games’ highly praised cooperative horror game, “Phasmophobia,” was finally made available on consoles towards the end of October. Since its debut, it has drawn a substantial number of players, according to the developer.
As a cinema enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that Disney has unveiled the official trailer for its upcoming live-action adaptation of Snow White. In this fresh rendition, Rachel Zegler (from West Side Story) steps into the role of Snow White, while Gal Gadot portrays the malevolent Stepmother, also known as the Evil Queen. Previous Disney live-action adaptations like The Jungle Book and Beauty and the Beast have generally garnered positive feedback from fans. However, some have voiced mixed opinions about these reimagined tales. With Marc Webb at the helm of this Snow White project, we’re eagerly waiting to hear what the audience thinks. Hopefully, this new trailer will shed more light on the matter.
At long last, after numerous delays and mounting excitement, I’ve finally gotten my hands on S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2. What took me aback was the tweak in its title – something that shifted between its initial announcement and release date. Strangely enough, there wasn’t any official announcement or heads-up about this name alteration. Yet, it didn’t take long for a few of us keen-eyed gamers to notice Steam had updated the game’s title. However, I suspect many players, including myself, were oblivious to this name change until we started receiving release notifications.
Over time, it’s been evident that the creator of My Hero Academia, Kohei Horikoshi, has had a deep affection for “super hero” themes. In our previous conversations with him, the mangaka showed great enthusiasm for the Marvel Universe and was eager to delve into Spider-Man’s past storylines. Interestingly enough, in a recent interview, Horikoshi has disclosed that one character from UA Academy was intentionally designed as a tribute to the Spider-Verse, and it turns out, it’s not Sero he’s referring to.