Games

On January 1, 2025, a variety of timeless Disney works, including those featuring Mickey Mouse, will become accessible for public use in the United States. These works, originally created in 1929, can now be freely shared, copied, and adapted by other creators. Notable Mickey Mouse animated films entering the public domain include “The Opry House,” where he debuts his white gloves; “The Karnival Kid,” where Mickey speaks for the first time; and “Mickey’s Follies,” where the song “Minnie’s Yoo Hoo” is introduced. Other Mickey Mouse films soon to be public domain include:

In the game Throne & Liberty, they’ve been continually offering new items for players to earn and subtly boost the power of their character builds. With the recent introduction of multiple methods for acquiring chaos runes, there’s a significant amount of grinding involved in order to optimize one’s setup. In this tutorial, we will discuss an efficient method to quickly farm chaos runes by exploiting a specific dimensional trial.

Is there any chance we might see a sequel to Nier: Automata in the near future? Although this question lingers, the game itself has been consistently selling well, nearly eight years after its initial release.

Netflix’s filmmaking approach incorporates an unconventional guideline: ensure the plot is clear even when viewers are multitasking, such as folding laundry or using their phones. As revealed by an investigation by n+1 magazine, several screenwriters working with Netflix have disclosed a surprising instruction from executives at the streaming platform. The mandate? Characters should clearly express their actions and intentions to cater to viewers who might be passively watching movies as background noise.

3DS enthusiasts can now enjoy a free download of a new game on Nintendo Switch Online, originally released in 2013 – a year that left an indelible mark on gaming with titles like Grand Theft Auto V, The Last of Us, BioShock Infinite, Super Mario 3D World, Dota 2, and many others. Interestingly, the 3DS was two years into its lifespan by then, having been launched in 2011. It coexisted with the Wii U until the arrival of the Nintendo Switch in 2017, which eventually replaced both systems.

For over five years now, we’re still unsure about the specifics of the game titled Everwild, with only its initial announcement trailer providing any insight. Its development process seems to have been challenging, characterized by restarts, postponements, and various difficulties. However, following a long period of silence from Rare and Microsoft regarding the project, Rare has finally acknowledged Everwild once more.