The game Super Bomberman Collection is now available on Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X. It features seven classic Bomberman titles, including Super Bomberman, Super Bomberman 2, Super Bomberman 3, Super Bomberman 4, Super Bomberman 5, Bomberman, and Bomberman II. Notably, Super Bomberman 4 and Super Bomberman 5 are being released in the west for the very first time as part of this collection.
On March 3rd, players with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Xbox Game Pass Premium, or PC Game Pass will be able to play Final Fantasy III. This classic RPG came to Xbox consoles in 2024 with the Pixel Remaster, and now it’s included with Game Pass. While it’s unclear how long the game will be available on the service, Square Enix titles usually stay for either 12 or 24 months. Either way, there should be ample time to finish the 15-20 hour adventure.
Chris Stockman, who led the design of the very first game, believes this marks the end for the open-world action series.
Originally released in Japan in 1990, this game is now available with two versions. You can experience the game exactly as it was when it first launched, or play the Enhanced Edition, which has been updated and rebalanced to improve the gameplay.
The core collection features arcade versions of Tiger-Heli (1985) and its famous sequel, Twin Cobra (1988). Both games have been updated with improvements for modern players, including customizable on-screen displays and a very easy difficulty setting.
For more than a year, Dev Secret Base has been regularly adding new characters to the game at no cost, and recently they released four more!
Although PlayStation’s local teams, such as the one in the UK, still posted as usual over the weekend, the main PlayStation account hasn’t said anything since the news about Bluepoint Games closing down was announced.
Get ready for the return of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, the long-awaited release of Xbox’s Towerborne, and the launch of the highly anticipated Resident Evil Requiem!
With artificial intelligence becoming more common and large companies gaining more influence, it’s no wonder cyberpunk is popular again. The best cyberpunk movies both look back at the past and warn us about the future, often exploring how quickly technology and society are changing. They’re also typically full of action, visually striking, and completely captivating. Here’s a list of 10 essential cyberpunk films.
The final scene includes one last look back at Dunk’s time with Ser Arlan. We see a tradition where young knights heading into battle would hammer a penny into the tree near their homes – this is how Pennytree got its name. This is also where Arlan dies, setting the stage for the beginning of the show. Most importantly, the scene reveals that Duncan the Tall was never officially knighted, a secret long suspected by fans of the books.