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Open-world games used to be a major draw for players, but recently, gamers are starting to expect more. Games like Skyrim and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild showed how exciting it could be to explore a vast, beautiful world, but simply having a big open world isn’t enough to impress players anymore. Many open-world games don’t create a world that feels truly engaging. However, these 5 single-player RPGs stand out – they all offer compelling adventures and a world you’ll actually want to get lost in.

I just saw the new movie, Mercy, with Annabelle Wallis, Chris Sullivan, and stars like Ferguson and Pratt, and honestly, it’s not doing well – it only has a 20% rating on Rotten Tomatoes! It takes place sometime in the near future, and the story is about a detective, played by Pratt, who’s accused of killing his wife. He has just 90 minutes to clear his name, because if he doesn’t, the AI court system he helped build – Judge Maddox, played by Ferguson – will decide his fate, acting as both judge and executioner.

Since its release in 2015, Ex Machina has become known as one of the best science fiction films of recent years. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews upon release (with a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes) and continues to be highly regarded. It’s amazing to think it’s been over a decade since the film first came out – a true sign of its quality and lasting impact. Now that Ex Machina is streaming on HBO Max, it’s the perfect time to watch or re-watch and appreciate what makes it so exceptional.

Amazon recently advertised a Creative Director position focused on using artificial intelligence to dub content for Prime Video. The job description highlighted leading the creative direction for their AI-powered dubbing technology and expanding it to more languages and types of shows. However, after the listing appeared online, Amazon faced significant criticism, and the job posting has since been removed. Although Amazon hasn’t officially explained the removal, it’s likely the negative reaction from anime fans played a major role.

At the start of the show, George S. Hammond led Stargate Command, later becoming a Lieutenant General and the head of Homeworld Security in season nine. After officially retiring, he was sadly revealed to have died of a heart attack in season five of Stargate: Atlantis. In his honor, Samantha Carter renames a new spaceship, the Phoenix, the George Hammond after taking command.