Square Enix has recently launched a new version of Final Fantasy 7 for PC, available on both Steam and GOG. This release replaces the older version, which is no longer available for purchase. Existing owners of the previous version, known as Final Fantasy VII – 2013 Edition, can still play it, and will receive the new version as a free update. New players can purchase the updated version for $11.99.
The eighth episode of Starfleet Academy, titled “The Life of the Stars,” takes a different approach by exploring the emotional aftermath of a battle between the students and terrifying alien creatures called the Furies. It also addresses a puzzling question from earlier in the season: why the Doctor is reluctant to help SAM, a holographic being who asked him to be her mentor. The explanation, surprisingly, connects to a memorable episode from Voyager.
I have to say, I was surprised to see just how popular “Fall” has become! While it’s just outside the current top 10 on Netflix, this 2022 thriller really made a splash when it dropped, racking up 3.6 million views in its first week – enough to land it at number six! And the biggest news? Apparently, we’re getting not one, but two sequels to this unexpected little survival movie. Color me intrigued!
I’ve always thought the best anime power-ups aren’t just about strength, but about how they feel – they really stick with you. Some have even become legendary! I want to share seven of those game-changing power-ups that I think truly shaped the anime world.
Game endings can be really divisive – they can either solidify a game’s legacy or ruin the entire experience, depending on how the story and characters are handled. Some games, like The Last of Us Part II, are well-known for their bold and unexpected endings that differ greatly from the rest of the gameplay. While these endings aren’t always popular, they are often unforgettable. Generally, games that truly resonate with players put a lot of thought and effort into crafting satisfying finales, more so than many other titles.
Many unpopular stories are disliked for good reason – they often have significant flaws. However, sometimes these stories are actually much better than people give them credit for. These seven comics have received a lot of criticism, but they’re not nearly as bad as their reputation suggests.
Released in 1998, Grim Fandango is a groundbreaking 3D adventure game from LucasArts. It stands out with its puzzle-solving gameplay and a distinctive world inspired by 1950s American retro-futurism. Critics loved its art style, story, and how it played, making it a favorite among adventure game fans. However, the game came out during a downturn for the genre, which ultimately led LucasArts to stop making adventure games and cancel any plans for a sequel. Thankfully, an updated version with improvements was released on different platforms between 2015 and 2020.
I’m getting a real Warriors vibe from this game! You play as N.A., a tough, world-weary mercenary who’s just trying to earn a living. Basically, he fights his way through hordes of monsters, and it’s all about the action – lots of hacking and slashing!
Bellwright first launched in Early Access for PC via Steam on April 23, 2024.
Throughout our company’s history, we’ve explored some incredibly imaginative alternate Earths. These worlds have offered fresh takes on classic DC characters and given readers stories they wouldn’t have experienced anywhere else. Here are ten of the very best alternate DC Earths – legendary worlds brimming with amazing characters and unforgettable tales.