As a passionate player, I’m thrilled to share that the developers at Ironwood Studios have recently announced their first premium DLC expansion for the game we all love – the intriguing Whispers in the Woods! This exciting addition promises numerous meaningful updates since our initial journey began.
Here is an overview of the content, via its Steam page:
Approximately 300 years have passed since then. Both endings are considered valid according to Fox. However, it’s unlikely that anyone will reference events from Tsushima as they are set in a distant past. Atsu, the new protagonist, does not seem to be related to Jin Sakai, and it appears she may not even be familiar with him, since her response suggests she has no knowledge of him.
Vega mentioned that during the campaign, there’s a development in the character and his storyline, which aligns with his role as 007. He added, “With 60 years of Bond, there’s a rich history of distinctive sound elements.” In simpler terms, instead of the usual James Bond theme music that fans are accustomed to, the new production, 007 First Light, will introduce fresh tunes until the character fully embodies his 007 persona.
As a devoted gaming enthusiast, I’m eagerly anticipating three upcoming releases that are sure to spice up my game collection: Football Manager 26, Sega Football Club Champions 2025, and the captivating Persona 5: The Phantom X.
But the real mystery lies in four tantalizing games labeled “Coming Soon,” with their exact nature remaining a secret. Will they join the ranks of novelty titles or will they be playable for all to enjoy? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure-I can hardly contain my excitement about these unnamed titles!
Here is an overview of the game, via Super Rare Originals:
Originally launched on various platforms such as PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S in August 2024, the title made its Nintendo Switch 2 debut on September 4. The FAQ reveals additional details regarding this release, including unique features exclusive to the Switch 2 version. These include enhancements for handheld mode, motion controls for select gameplay, touchscreen navigation for menus, and a few mini-games, as well as gyroscopic aiming.
Based on trustworthy sources on Reddit like NateTheHate2, there are rumors suggesting that the game will be released for both platforms next year. Furthermore, he claims that with effective use of DLSS technology, Square Enix may be able to bring this experience to the Switch 2, although this remains unconfirmed, so keep an eye out for future updates.
On Instagram, the verified account for filmmakers Joe and Anthony Russo shared a very fuzzy picture that seems to show writing on a board. Although the white marks are almost impossible to read, fans can’t help but try to solve the puzzle. The use of the hashtag #DoomsdayIsComing by the Russos indicates that this cryptic hint is connected to their upcoming Marvel film. Here’s the post for you to check out: [Insert Instagram post link]
Over the past few years, there have been many notable (and some less so) achievements, but “The Long Walk” might take the crown as the most noteworthy. This film has garnered significant praise from critics before its theater debut, boasting a 96% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes at the time of writing. On its own, that’s an impressive feat, but even more so considering Stephen King films, as it surpasses the previous best – the very first one, “Carrie” from 1976, which held a score of 94%. Here are some top-rated movies based on Stephen King’s books for comparison:
1. Carrie (1976) – 94% Tomatometer Score
2. The Long Walk (2021) – 96% Tomatometer Score (as of writing)
3. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) – 93% Tomatometer Score
4. Stand By Me (1986) – 88% Tomatometer Score
5. Misery (1990) – 87% Tomatometer Score
6. The Green Mile (1999) – 82% Tomatometer Score
7. It (2017) – 85% Tomatometer Score
8. The Shining (1980) – 84% Tomatometer Score
9. Pet Sematary (1989) – 67% Tomatometer Score
10. The Dead Zone (1983) – 82% Tomatometer Score