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It’s common for games to be announced months, or even just days, before they come out. However, Tokyo Scramble was revealed during a Nintendo Direct only a week before its release as a Switch 2 exclusive. The game focuses on trying to escape from creatures resembling dinosaurs, called zinos. While fans are still hoping for a remake of Dino Crisis, Tokyo Scramble might be the closest experience they can get for now. Initial reviews have been mixed, but the game does attempt something new by utilizing the Switch 2’s GameShare feature, which could either help it stand out or hold it back compared to other survival games.

The second season of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End will continue its story, shifting focus back to Frieren after recently exploring the relationship between Stark and Fern. Episode 5 will introduce a long-lost dwarf and reveal an outstanding debt Frieren has unknowingly accumulated over the past 80 years. Check out preview images from the upcoming episode below.

James Tynion IV has proven his ability to build successful shared universes, most notably with the ‘Slaughterverse,’ which began with the comic book series Something Is Killing the Children. This world features real monsters and skilled hunters like Erica Slaughter, who work for a hidden organization called the Order of St. George. The story’s popularity led to a deal with Blumhouse Productions to create both a live-action movie and an animated show, with Tynion IV closely involved in the adaptation process. He’s staying on as a lead writer to make sure the show captures the same intense atmosphere and careful storytelling as the original comic. However, the Slaughterverse is just one of several universes Tynion has created that could potentially become a high-quality television series.

Dealing with cheaters is incredibly frustrating, especially for players who are affected. Reporting them doesn’t always lead to quick action. It’s also difficult for developers because it’s hard to tell the difference between genuine cheaters and skilled players. To fix the cheating problem in ARC Raiders, the developers need to focus more closely on those who are consistently exploiting the game.

Before its release, the film Crime 101 gained attention for its classic style and famous actors, and early reviews suggest it’s delivering on that promise. Currently, it holds a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 36 reviews. This is an impressive score, matching that of Avengers: Endgame, the biggest Marvel film starring Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo. In fact, Crime 101 has a higher Rotten Tomatoes score than almost any other Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, only falling behind Black Panther (96%).

We already knew that the Spider-Noir story will center around Spider-Man being the sole hero in his universe during his crime-fighting days. Now, it’s been confirmed that the series will also include at least five Marvel characters, and one of them is a Spider-Man villain who hasn’t appeared in any of the live-action films yet!

X-Men comics are known for their iconic and impactful covers, some of which are truly legendary. Over the years, many have been incredibly influential, leaving a lasting mark on the entire comic book industry. Here are ten covers that stand out as particularly amazing and game-changing.

Game Science recently shared a new video of their game, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, showing how it looks running in the game engine. The developers clarified the video isn’t necessarily representative of the final game. However, when PlayStation shared the video, they stated that Zhong Kui is coming to PS5 – the first console the game has been officially confirmed for, despite Game Science not yet making that announcement themselves.

The new series, Flowers of Evil, will premiere in Japan on April 9th, meaning fans have less than two months to wait. While it doesn’t rely on typical horror tropes like monsters or masked killers, the show promises a deeply unsettling experience. The story centers around Takeo Kasuga, a reserved teenager, and how a chance encounter with the cheerful Sawa Nakamura leads him down a dark path. It’s shaping up to be more of a psychological thriller than a supernatural story, and the production boasts a strong cast.

Few recent games capture the spirit of classic shooters quite like Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! It plays a lot like Quake, but with updated features that make it more enjoyable. A recent demo showcased the game’s massive battles and its clever, satirical take on the original story. The result is a game that feels wonderfully nostalgic, and a fantastic new first-person shooter for players who want a fast-paced, less complicated bug-hunting experience.