Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 teaser trailer

The game takes place in 1984, five years after the story of Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi. Players return to Yomi, where they’ll harness an inner “Demon” power to navigate and survive a perilous dungeon.

Crimson Desert’s Engine Offers Native 4K/60 FPS and Ray Tracing, Pearl Abyss Focused on Optimization

Even though the game reached ‘gold’ status last week – meaning the core content is complete – the development team is still working hard. According to Will Powers, PR Director at Pearl Abyss America, they’re now focused on refining and optimizing the game for the best possible performance. He told IGN that this optimization phase is just as crucial as the initial development, ensuring a smooth and polished experience for players when the game launches.

How A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Secretly Spoils House of the Dragon’s Ending

Both Valarr and Aerion, sons of different Targaryen princes, participated in the jousting tournament, along with members of prominent families like the Lannisters, Baratheons, and Tullys. A member of House Hightower also appeared briefly at the end of Episode 2 – identified by their emblem of a stone tower with a green flame. This character, Abelar Hightower, challenges Valarr in the tournament, and that small role hints at what’s to come in House of the Dragon.

Every Significant Innovation in Platformer Games

It’s often debated which game truly started the platformer genre, but many consider Space Panic, released in 1980, to be the first. While it doesn’t have a jumping feature – a key element for some – it does have platforms you reach with ladders. Because of this, it’s often called an early, or “proto-,” platformer. In the game, you dig holes in platforms to trap aliens and then shovel them away. At first, games like Space Panic were called “climbing” or “ladder” games, but by the end of 1980, most people had started referring to them as “platform” games.

Nintendo Switch Online Users Have Just 1 More Day to Use This Perk Before It’s Gone for Good

For a long time, Nintendo Switch Online members could save money on Nintendo games using Game Vouchers. These vouchers let players get two games for $100, effectively giving a $20 discount. However, with the upcoming Switch 2, this program is likely ending, possibly because games on the platform now cost more on average. While vouchers can’t be used for Switch 2 games, you can still buy them in your Nintendo Switch Online account until the end of today. Keep in mind that vouchers don’t expire immediately; they’re good for a year from the date you originally purchased them.

Star Trek Just Rewrote Its Biggest, 60-Year-Old Rule in the Best Possible Way

For decades, the Prime Directive – the rule against interfering with developing civilizations – has traditionally ended once a culture invented warp drive. This made logical sense, as a civilization capable of warp travel could then interact with the Federation as equals, and might even encounter a Federation ship on their own. However, 60 years after its introduction to the world of Star Trek, Starfleet Academy has refined this principle in a significant and positive way.