This morning, Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch 2. Today, they also unveiled that they’ll be offering the public their first glimpse of this new console at a series of events. These interactive demonstrations are planned for various cities worldwide, starting from early April and continuing into May before concluding in early to mid-June.
Previously, Joe’s intense feelings for Quinn (Victoria Pedretti) and Marienne (Tati Gabrielle) guided him to this point in his life, which he realizes was his intended destination all along. Just before a brief glimpse of his affluent wife, Kate (Charlotte Ritchie), Joe declares, “And the unchanging factor, the sole presence that has stayed with me throughout, is… you. You, who have been by my side all this time, and will continue to be there until the end. Farewell, you.
The game being discussed is actually “Diddy Kong Racing,” a popular title released by Rare in 1997, which is still considered the most genuine competitor to the kart-racing genre dominated by Mario’s series.
During his discussion on Kinda Funny Games, he covers several technical aspects that led to the handheld console’s failure, followed by his personal perspective on the primary cause behind its demise.
Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, creators of “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew”, discussed the reasons behind not exploring Jod Na Nawood’s tragic past extensively in the show, as well as hinting at potential plotlines for a second season following the finale’s release. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Watts mentioned that they have concepts for Season 2, but these discussions haven’t been extensive due to the wildfires in Los Angeles affecting many of their colleagues. Watts is looking forward to discussing future plans for “Skeleton Crew” soon.
According to a press statement issued on January 16th, 2025, Webtoon Entertainment has for the first time decided to invest in a Japanese comic studio, namely No. 9 Inc., renowned for popular series such as “Savior of Divine Blood” and “I Am the Strongest Transcendent.” This investment is aimed at expanding the reach of Japanese webcomics to both local and international markets, while also fortifying the company’s localization process. The transaction will be facilitated by one of Webtoon Entertainment’s subsidiaries, Line Digital Frontier, which manages Line Manga, the Japanese version of Webtoon, as well as eBookJapan.