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The last Funko Pop collection influenced by League of Legends was released in 2016, but with the success of the Netflix series Arcane and a sneak peek at Season 2 due in November, it seems fitting that we might see a return to this theme. It’s worth noting that the upcoming Funko Pop figures are based on the League of Legends video game, not the Arcane series, although there’s potential for a collection inspired by the TV show around the time of Season 2’s premiere.

It appears that potential images of the next-generation Nintendo Switch might have surfaced online. These images, allegedly from a Chinese factory worker, suggest a design that resembles the current model but boasts some distinct changes such as magnetically attachable Joy-Cons, a built-in microphone, and an enlarged screen. Since leaks can sometimes be unreliable, it’s important to approach this news with caution. Nonetheless, Video Games Chronicle claims that these design elements align with what Nintendo has shared with its collaborators.

The buzz surrounding potential announcements for Nintendo Switch 2 keeps growing, and there are whispers that we might even catch a sneak peek at it this month itself. Some say factory prototype images of the upcoming Nintendo console have surfaced online, first on Chinese social media platforms and later on Reddit. These images suggest that the design of the Switch 2 could be quite similar to its predecessor.

There’s been chatter for years about a remaster of Guerrilla Games’ Horizon Zero Dawn, and it looks like we might finally get an official confirmation. Recently, the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) in the U.S. rated the game for both PS5 and PC.

DC is set to make a significant impact at New York Comic Con 2024. On Wednesday, they unveiled their detailed plans for this event, which takes place in mid-October in New York City. DC’s lineup includes the traditional Jim Lee & Friends gathering, a focus on publishing related to Gotham City, and a sneak peek into the Absolute/All In universes.

As a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber, I can’t help but appreciate the opportunity to dive into a treasure trove of classic games from Nintendo’s early days. The Super Nintendo app on my Switch has been steadily expanding, and I’m thrilled to see four more titles added recently. Interestingly, only one of these games is originally from the SNES, while the other three were designed for the Japanese Super Famicom. This might mean that some games may be new discoveries for those who grew up playing SNES, but us old-school gamers could find a fresh favorite in this bunch! Here are the latest additions: