For several years now, Black Myth: Wukong has been at the top of many eagerly awaited lists, and with Game Science’s action RPG finally released, it’s safe to say that it largely meets expectations. However, since its launch, it has stirred controversy, much like any other game, but when evaluated based on its success in delivering an engaging gaming experience, Black Myth: Wukong is undeniably impressive.
On August 30th, Massive Entertainment’s “Star Wars Outlaws” officially releases, but early access is already available for those who own the Gold or Ultimate Edition. The latest patch, version 1.000.002, has been rolled out, resolving numerous problems; however, it seems to have inadvertently introduced some progression hurdles along the way.
Iman Vellani is leveraging her writing abilities to craft an engaging character for Ms. Marvel. The actress gained fame in Hollywood when she was selected to play Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Since then, she has portrayed Ms. Marvel in the Disney+ series bearing her name and the upcoming feature film The Marvels, as well as collaborating on writing Ms. Marvel comics following the character’s transformation into a mutant. As Marvel Comics marks its 85th anniversary, Vellani has penned a narrative that teams up Ms. Marvel with one of the publisher’s most fearsome antagonists.
The game titled “Marvel Rivals” is scheduled for release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S starting December 6th. Unfortunately, this means Nintendo Switch users won’t have access to it, as there are currently no plans to develop a version for the Switch or mobile devices. In an interview with Pocket Tactics at Gamescom, the game director Thaddeus Sasser stated that there have been no discussions about creating a Switch or mobile version. One reason for this decision is that “Marvel Rivals” was developed using Unreal Engine 5, which may not be suitable for the game due to its performance issues on Xbox Series S, as mentioned by Pocket Tactics.
In the upcoming weeks, the cherished toddlers from Nickelodeon are set to reappear in the gaming realm with the release of Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland. Today, it was announced that this retro-styled adventure will become available on September 10th across Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, and PC, with an Xbox Series X|S release following a day later. Priced at $24.99 for digital buyers, the game can also be obtained physically through Limited Run Games later in the year via retailers. Players can look forward to venturing solo in single-player mode or teaming up locally for co-op play.
At the conclusion of The Rings of Power’s first season, there were several heartbreaking deaths, among them was the venerable Sadoc Burrows, portrayed by Lenny Henry.