What makes People of Note work so well is its delightful art style and lively music, and the game delivers on both fronts. Although the gameplay isn’t always perfectly smooth, Iridium Studios and Annapurna Interactive have created a truly enjoyable experience. People of Note is a vibrant and energetic RPG built on a strong base, making it a fantastic take on the genre.
If a movie’s special effects look bad or unnatural, it can ruin the entire experience. Here are some films that had potential but were let down by poor computer-generated imagery, ultimately becoming unintentionally funny.
Released in 1989, Revenge of the ‘Gator is a pinball game where you try to score points while avoiding a hungry alligator! The game had different modes to play, and you could even connect with another player using a special cable. While critics liked it when it first came out, it didn’t sell very well, probably because video pinball games weren’t hugely popular, even the good ones. Over time, Revenge of the ‘Gator has been updated and re-released, but it didn’t get much attention on the Game Boy.
The ninth season of Rick and Morty premieres on Adult Swim this May. The network has been sharing glimpses of what’s to come, and now they’ve released the full trailer. It shows off the season’s wild new storylines and seems to confirm a shift in the show’s overall tone.
PlayStation players can now experience this space RPG for the first time! Long-time fans will especially enjoy the new ‘Free Lanes’ update. It introduces Anchor Point Station, complete with fresh quests and characters, plus new companions to join your crew. You can also improve your base with pre-made habitats and shared storage across all outposts. There’s even a handy Database to keep track of everything. And if you’re wealthy, you can invest your Credits in building a brand new asteroid base!
Many players are really enjoying the vast sci-fi world of Starfield, including its detailed backstory, interesting quests with different groups, and the fun of designing and building spaceships. I’m definitely one of those players! I loved the game when it first came out almost three years ago, so I’m not surprised I’m having a great time playing it on the PS5 now.
The second expansion builds on the foundation laid by the first, Shattered Space, offering a similar experience. While it doesn’t drastically change the formula, the new content itself is quite good.
We enjoyed the sequel overall, but some players experienced problems like getting stuck in the game and not receiving rewards after defeating bosses. The newest update resolves these issues.
The comic Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord takes place on Janix, a planet in the Mid Rim – the same area of the galaxy as worlds like Kashyyyk and Naboo. While Janix is new to Star Wars lore, it feels instantly recognizable. As a sprawling city with dark alleys, bright neon lights, and a criminal underworld hidden beneath its streets, Janix strongly resembles Coruscant. It’s easy to imagine the story unfolding on the galactic capital, and that seems intentional.
Unified Pictures revealed at WonderCon that they’re creating a 20-issue comic book series based on Vampire Hunter D. The comic will adapt the original novels by Hideyuki Kikuchi and Yoshitaka Amano, expanding on stories not yet fully explored in the animated films. The project is led by writer Brandon Easton (known for Iyanu) and artist Ryan Benjamin (Captain America, Batman), and Unified Pictures has shared a preview page offering a first look at the return of Vampire Hunter D.