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Romero explained that the project has undergone a major redesign, to the point where it’s almost entirely different from its original form. However, it still includes many of the core ideas from the initial game. He emphasized that the team isn’t starting over completely; instead, they’re carefully integrating useful parts of the old project into the new version.

Even though the game was expected to run better, it’s still limited to 30 frames per second. Some players have noticed the resolution is now 1080p when played handheld (an improvement from 720p), but the game seems to have a lot of delay between when you press a button and when something happens on screen. One player on Reddit described the delay as being almost a full second.

The new trailer for Gear.Club Unlimited 3 highlights the game’s exciting, fast-paced racing. It showcases key features like one-on-one races, tracks set in France and Japan, and extensive customization options for both performance and appearance. The trailer also reveals that over 40 officially licensed cars will be available when the game launches.

To get this free offer, all you need is a copy of Total War: Warhammer III, which is currently available for only $14.99. Buying the game gives you access to a top-rated strategy experience, plus a free campaign featuring the largest map ever created for a Total War game. This offer ends on Sunday, December 14th.

Throughout most of its history, the Doctor has frequently teamed up with UNIT, a special taskforce dedicated to defending Earth. It’s remarkable that, after 57 years within the Doctor Who universe, UNIT hasn’t had its own spin-off series until now. The War Between the Land and the Sea demonstrates the potential for many more UNIT-centered stories, particularly as it reveals the existence of the Homo Aqua to the world. The series also finally explains some long-standing questions about the people who work at UNIT.

Warning: spoilers for Absolute Batman #15 beyond this point.

During a recent appearance on the Smartless podcast, Noah Hawley confirmed that a Predator won’t be appearing in the second season of Alien: Earth. He explained that Dan Trachtenberg, the director of Prey and Badlands, is handling the Predator franchise and has a clear vision for it. Hawley and Trachtenberg haven’t discussed any crossovers, so it’s not part of his plans for the FX series. But why is this actually a positive development? We’ll explain.

Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender was a hit, leading to a renewal for two more seasons! Season 2 will cover the story arc from the Earth Kingdom, and we’ll finally meet a live-action Toph Beifong. You can watch the trailer for the upcoming season, set to release next year, below.