The first issue of Absolute Catwoman boasts a fantastic creative team – Scott Snyder, Che Grayson, Bengal, Giovanna Niro, and Lucas Gattoni – and they immediately establish this as a new take on the famous Gotham City thief. While she remains unparalleled at acquiring hard-to-get items, her reasons for stealing and how she goes about it are surprisingly different, making this first issue a truly refreshing read.
Alamo Beer, famously featured on King of the Hill, was nearly out of reach for fans. However, San Antonio’s Alamo Beer Company, which had filed for bankruptcy, was rescued by an investment firm called SJK Capital and plans to reopen this summer. The company recently announced on social media that they’re aiming for a July reopening, coinciding with the return of King of the Hill on Hulu. While a specific date hasn’t been announced yet, it makes sense they’d time it with the show’s fifteenth season debut.
Beyond the new trailer, SEGA and Creative Assembly recently let some journalists play an early version of Alien: Isolation 2.
Okay, so it looks like there’s a new thing happening with games. Before I can finally play Master Chief on PlayStation, I have to download some extra content first. It’s becoming super common, apparently!
As a huge fan of the original Moana, I’m really excited about the live-action remake coming this summer! It’s been less than a decade since the animated film, and Dwayne Johnson is definitely coming back as Maui, which is fantastic. We already knew that, but the latest trailer gave me even more good news: Jemaine Clement is returning to voice Tamatoa, the hilarious giant crab! I’ve included the final trailer below – check it out if you haven’t already!
Inconsistencies in a character’s portrayal can frustrate readers and ruin their enjoyment. Occasionally, these flaws are smoothed over, becoming part of the character’s personality. Here are seven Marvel heroes and villains who suffer from constantly changing, and often pointless, characterizations.
The newest Game Catalogue update will launch worldwide on June 16th, as expected. However, in certain regions, only a limited number of games will be available at first.
The game is currently confirmed for PC via Steam, and the developers are considering bringing it to other platforms, including consoles. There’s no confirmed release date yet.
A new item called “Perspective” lets you replay old missions in a fresh way. Early gameplay of the “Silent Cartographer” mission looks great, and even if the new Sprint feature isn’t for everyone, it’s cool to see the animations from this different angle. The developers have also added some nice details, like a glow around Master Chief’s armor when he has an overshield.
Games Done Quick is coming to Gamescom this year! From August 28th to 30th in Cologne, Germany, this 3-day event will feature incredible speedruns of popular games, including classics like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Pokemon Red and Blue, as well as newer titles like Hades 2. If you love watching people play games really fast, especially Nintendo favorites, don’t miss it! You can watch the whole thing live on Twitch and YouTube, no matter where you are in the world.