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Following classic Nintendo style, instead of revealing details about a potential Nintendo Switch 2, they’ve surprised us with something entirely different: Alarmo. This intriguing gadget is actually an alarm clock that promises to rouse you from sleep with engaging sounds and tunes, along with interactive features such as waving your hand at the clock to hush it or performing other actions for various outcomes. Starting this year, Nintendo’s online store will offer Alarmo for $100 to those who register their accounts, while other retailers will carry it next year.

In May, Todd McFarlane unveiled the initial collaboration between McFarlane Toys and Marvel exclusively to ComicBook, which commenced in July with posable figures or statues in scales of 1:10 and 1:6. These collectibles were inspired by renowned Marvel cover art from artists such as Jim Lee, Steve Ditko, John Romita Jr., Rob Liefeld, and Todd McFarlane himself. Wave 2 is scheduled to debut on October 10th at 9am PT / 12pm ET, available here at Entertainment Earth and here on Amazon. This wave features designs inspired by iconic covers that showcase characters like Venom, Wolverine, Hulk, Spider-Man, Captain America, and others. The complete lineup includes:

The action-packed battle royale shooter titled “Off the Grid” from Gunzilla Games, collaborating with “District 9” director Neill Blomkamp, is accessible now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC platforms. At present, it’s in early access stage, offering players a sneak peek of various locations, weaponry, and game modes. You can catch the launch trailer below for a taste of what awaits you!

In the remake of Silent Hill 2, they’ve included a “New Game Plus” feature similar to the one in the original game from 2001. This mode offers various unlockables and collectibles that help advance the story. Some of these items can lead to previously unseen endings or surprising outcomes.

The timeless PlayStation 2 title “Silent Hill 2” has a remake available currently, more than two decades after its initial release, boasting enhanced gameplay mechanics, novel collectibles, and fresh endings. Despite eight distinct conclusions, with two being entirely new, it’s feasible to unlock them without multiple complete replays by employing strategic manual saving techniques.

In the finale of “WandaVision,” Agatha Harkness, who had gained popularity among fans, was certainly not portrayed as a hero. Despite Wanda being responsible for trapping the residents of Westview within her hex, Agatha was far from innocent. She deceived Wanda by sending a fake Pietro into her life, killed Sparky, and attempted to steal Wanda’s magic and powers. During “Agatha All Along,” it became even more apparent that she is not the typical witch, as hinted at by other witches and their allusions to her past wrongdoings.