Games

This week, our discussions revolved around the video we’re planning for our YouTube channel, which is focused on cookin’ up a list. However, instead of stirring up a tasty dish, we seemed to have created a culinary conflict, with us arguing over what constitutes “great graphics”. Should we go for the intricately detailed The Callisto Protocol or should we opt for something less technically complex but equally visually stunning like Octopath Traveler 2?

Just as in the current demos, players will have the opportunity to progress through the story’s early stages, all the way up to the initial significant boss battle. Once the complete game is released, your saved data will transfer over for continuous play.

Two Point Museum first launched for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam on March 4, 2025.

The Kirby Air Riders-themed amiibo stand out distinctly from other Nintendo amiibos launched during the past decade. Unlike traditional figures, these amiibos can be interchanged with each other. When inserted into different vehicles (which will be accessible in the upcoming game), they don’t just offer aesthetic modifications but serve multiple functions as well.

Highlighting a lineup of 38 characters, the most extensive to date, introduces another novel feature called Fever Rackets. When players accumulate points on their Fever Gauge, they can trigger Fever Shots, which come with diverse effects such as shrinking opponents or generating a phantom copy of themselves.

The fresh trailer for “Tron: Ares” initiates with a nod to the initial film as Flynn’s Arcade appears, a place we first met in the 1982 “Tron.” The trailer progresses by incorporating clips from the original movie, depicting a crowd amassing at the Tron video game, where Jeff Bridges’ character, Kevin Flynn, is playing. Subsequently, the scene switches to the Walt Disney Studios emblem, followed by a shift in focus to The Grid, the digital landscape debuted in “Tron.” The trailer proceeds to display Flynn being drawn into The Grid, similar to the first movie, and transitions to footage from “Tron: Legacy” (2010).

According to a chat with Screen Rant, Henry Alonso Myers, the executive producer of Strange New Worlds, shared an optimistic advance about the progress of Season 5. He noted that things are moving swiftly, and they’re currently smack-dab in the midst of it all. In fact, they plan to start filming within a week or so.

In simple terms, Season 2 maintains the same storyline and character development as Season 1. Marin Kitagawa remains smitten with cosplay, while Wakana Gojo continues to delight in designing costumes, both concealing their burgeoning affection for each other. The new season offers enhancements over its predecessor, such as introducing fresh characters like Marin’s friends, her hairdresser, and other cosplay enthusiasts. However, there seems to be a certain element lacking in Season 2 that has dampened the show’s pace and enjoyment for me.

The long-awaited sequel to M3GAN, titled M3GAN 2.0, is all set to debut on Peacock streaming platform, exactly three months following its initial theater release. In two weeks’ time, starting from September 26th (a Friday), the much-hyped continuation of M3GAN will be accessible for streaming. Additionally, an unrated version of the movie will also be streamable on the same day.

As a devout fan, I’m excited to share that the game at hand is none other than the electrifying crossover fighting game, “Ys vs. Trails in the Sky: Alternative Saga,” crafted by Nihon Falcom. This thrilling amalgamation brings together characters from both the legendary “Ys” and captivating “Trails” RPG series. In this instance, it’s Refint/games who are developing this fresh release, while our beloved publisher, Falcom, is taking care of the publishing duties.