Tom Clancy’s The Division first released in 2016, and its sequel, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, came out in 2019. These games were big hits for Ubisoft, yet it has been six years since their last release. As per the recent report, it seems that we may still have a wait ahead of us for the third game.
Currently, Prime Gaming is offering a promotion for the game “BioShock 2”. This means that Amazon Prime members can obtain the game free of charge, but to do so, you must have an active Prime subscription. Although the game isn’t completely free in the conventional sense, millions of Prime subscribers worldwide are eligible to benefit from this offer. If you are already a subscriber, you can redeem a PC version of the game from the Microsoft Store at any time until the promotion ends on April 9th.
Should you be acquainted with Nolan’s extensive collection of films, you’ll recognize his continuous interest in time. Time and its impact on his narratives are consistently investigated in his works, and this is evident in “The Prestige” as well. In this film, Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman portray rival magicians who find themselves in a prolonged dispute over a seemingly impossible teleportation trick. This illusion serves not only as a point of contention between the two characters, but also as an all-consuming obsession that could potentially destroy them. Notably, the depiction of time perception is central to the plot’s development.
Just a few days following a Supreme Court decision against it, TikTok has resumed operation in the U.S., thanks to its Chinese parent company ByteDance. It’s important to note that this story isn’t over just yet, but for now, the 170 million American users can go back to using the app as usual. Also, downloads of the app have been reinstated on the App Store.
Since its release on June 12th, 2020, the video has accumulated more than 44 million views so far. It remains to be seen if the Nintendo Switch 2 trailer can surpass this view count in a shorter timeframe, but it’s already generating comparable numbers on Twitter. The tweet from Nintendo of America amassed close to 41 million views, while the one shared by Nintendo of Japan garnered an impressive 52.7 million views.
By the end of its run, Moana 2 has amassed a global box office total of $1.01 billion. This makes it the third film from 2024 to reach this prestigious milestone, following Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine. Interestingly, Disney was the only studio to release a movie that earned over $1 billion in 2024. Remarkably, all three films to achieve this feat were sequels to previously successful movies.