In the game, players take on the role of Samson, who’s back in Tyndalston owing favors to dangerous people. According to lead programmer Strati Zerbinis, Samson isn’t a trained soldier or martial artist; he’s a resilient character who relies on quick thinking and adaptability when facing difficult situations.
Many classic science fiction books have been made into movies. Some of the most beloved stories have even been adapted multiple times, with different directors offering their own take. While these adaptations are often successful, one version usually becomes the most well-regarded and memorable.
The upcoming God of War series has added three more actors to its cast. Alastair Duncan will return as Mimir, a character he played in the video games. Joining him are Danny Woodburn as the dwarf blacksmith Brok, and Jeff Gulka as Brok’s brother, Sindri.
So, I was checking out some old pics from when we were making Phantom Liberty, and our creative director, Igor Sarzyński, was talking about cutscenes on Bluesky. He admitted it would be awesome to set them up – the game really looks incredible – but he actually prefers how the game is now, with that seamless, uninterrupted experience. He values keeping you totally immersed over adding a bunch of cutscenes, and honestly, I get that. It’s a great feeling to just be in the world without being pulled out of it.
In the movie Send Help, Rachel McAdams plays Linda Liddle, an assistant who travels with her difficult and controlling boss, Bradley Preston (played by Dylan O’Brien). Their trip takes a disastrous turn when their plane crashes, leaving them stranded on a deserted island. Forced to rely on each other, the constantly arguing coworkers must navigate the challenges of survival. Please be warned: the following contains spoilers for *Send Help, and explains the movie’s key events.
A reliable source on the NeoGaf forum, KeplerL2, claims Sony is planning to release an upgraded PlayStation Portal with an OLED screen in 2026. OLED screens offer better picture quality than the current Portal’s LCD screen, potentially making games look sharper and more vibrant. However, because the Portal streams games, a strong internet connection is still the biggest factor in how good a game looks. Even with an OLED screen, a poor connection could limit visual improvements by reducing the streaming quality.
One hero shooter that many of us missed, and sadly didn’t succeed, was Battleborn. Developed by Gearbox Software, it faced tough competition and launched at a difficult time. Despite these challenges, Battleborn did something truly unique – something no other hero shooter has managed to do since. It was a special game that deserves more recognition, especially considering it didn’t receive much praise during its initial release or even after it was discontinued in 2021.
Everything really shifted when this series tied into DC’s big summer event, DC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight Special. That’s where we met this awesome new team, and honestly, I think they could be the next Teen Titans! They’ve had a bit of a rough beginning – that always seems to happen with these groups – but this version feels really special. They just need a real opportunity to prove themselves, and I truly believe they could become huge.
It’s interesting to see anime, which is often considered a specialized interest, gaining recognition on high-quality television that usually focuses on realistic and serious stories. Anime frequently explores themes like emotional and societal breakdown, the effects of past trauma, and oppressive systems – topics that are central to HBO’s programming. A successful adaptation would really tap into the deep emotional core that anime fans already appreciate.
Okay, so you know how with PS Plus Premium, you can’t actually download PS3 games, you have to stream them? It’s kinda annoying already, but lately the streaming has been super unreliable – it just wasn’t working right a lot of the time. That meant a bunch of us PS Plus Premium subscribers couldn’t actually play the PS3 games we were paying for. Good news though, it looks like Sony finally fixed the issue, so hopefully we can all jump back into those classics now!