S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is Going to be a Very Different Kind of Open World Game, and That’s Exciting

The STALKER series was quite popular both critically and commercially around a decade and a half ago, but due to the long gap since its last release, many who are looking forward to playing STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl may not be well-versed in its earlier versions. As a result, it’s likely that they will find the upcoming game’s experience unexpected.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor – EA is “Actively Investigating” Issues on PS5 Pro

The new PlayStation 5 Pro has been generally well-received, even with its expensive price tag, thanks to various appealing features like the PlayStation Super Spectral Resolution. However, it appears that the AI upscaler encounters issues for certain games, such as “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor” from Respawn Entertainment. In a recent review, Digital Foundry noted screen shimmering when played in Performance Mode, which could be attributed to PSSR’s upscaling.

Sony Discussing Acquisition of FromSoftware Parent Company Kadokawa – Rumor

2022 saw whispers about FromSoftware potentially being acquired by Sony. Now, reports suggest that Sony could be negotiating to buy Kadokawa Corporation, the parent company of FromSoftware. According to a recent report by Reuters, this is based on information from two sources who say the discussions are still ongoing. If successful, the deal might be finalized in the coming weeks.

Nobody 2 Reveals First Look at Bob Odenkirk (And It’s Very Bloody)

In a sneak peek for the forthcoming “Nobody 2”, Bob Odenkirk’s character Hutch appears to be in worse shape than before, judging by the newly released image. The image suggests that Hutch has been engaged in a brutal brawl, with evidence of multiple fights evident on his bruised and bloodied face. In the picture, Hutch is seen pointing his gun at an unseen adversary, indicating that the fight may not be over yet.

Tron: Ares Will Be “Grittier” and “More Industrial” Than Fans Ever Anticipated

In the upcoming season, the TRON series is set to return following another extended break, with the release of “TRON: Ares” in cinemas, 15 years since Joseph Kosinski’s “TRON: Legacy”. This time around, director Joachim Rønning is leading the charge, and the narrative will deviate significantly from The Grid. “TRON: Ares” promises to delve into a program’s journey into the real world, making for a more realistic and earthbound expansion of the TRON universe.