New Sims 4 Gameplay Trailer Digs into Details on Fairy Sims

The “Enchanted by Nature” gameplay trailer clocks in at nearly 7 minutes. This ample length gives Electronic Arts (EA) the opportunity to delve deeply into the new features coming with the upcoming expansion of “The Sims 4”, which is set to release on July 10th. The trailer offers an insightful look into several key aspects, helping players understand what to anticipate from the latest expansion. For a better grasp, feel free to watch the trailer yourself below:

Hazbin Hotel Actor Teases “Unexpected” Helluva Boss Crossover

In a recent interview, Rogers shared his thoughts on the upcoming cross-over, suggesting it could surprise fans due to its unexpected approach. Given his major roles in both “Hazbin Hotel” and “Helluva Boss”, Brandon should be well aware of any potential blending of these worlds. In “Hazbin Hotel”, Rogers portrays Katie Killjoy, a terrifying news anchor who is among the most fearsome inhabitants of the underworld. On the other hand, in “Helluva Boss”, Rogers brings Blitzo to life, a character who has held a significant position within the series for quite some time.

Two Point Museum Goes Medieval on July 17th With Fantasy Finds DLC

Among the forty new displays, you’ll find a magical item called the Flying Carpet, an enchanted Wardrobe, and a Teanie Kettle that can either bless or curse your visitors depending on its maintenance. These items are part of a fantasy world inhabited by experts in various roles such as Bards, Wizards, Rogues, and Barbarians. The attributes of these characters will determine specific interactions. For instance, Luck and Intelligence are beneficial for solving puzzles like picking locks, granting you a shortcut, while Strength and Dexterity play crucial roles in close combat with dragons.

Gundam GQuuuuuuX Saved It’s Biggest Cameo For Last

Thankfully, the final episode of Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX revealed Sayla’s captivating visage during its closing montage. As Artesia, she rose to lead Zeon following the demise of the Zabi family. Clad in traditional regalia and a crown, she ascended the old Side 3 mansion’s steps. Ramba Ral, another iconic Gundam character, wasn’t far behind, making a sudden entrance at the last moment, too. Artesia was able to seize the leadership role because her father had previously established and named the Principality of Zeon before Zabi took over and instituted their radical ideologies.

Death Stranding 2 Is Kojima’s Safest Sequel (And That’s Fine)

Among the most renowned, if not arguably the most, well-known bait-and-switches in gaming lore, and a clear demonstration of Hideo Kojima’s knack for altering sequels, is an established fact. However, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach deviates from this trend. Unlike its predecessor, it doesn’t reinvent the wheel but rather expands upon the foundation laid by the 2019 series premiere. There are no shocking plot twists or dramatic overhauls to be found here. This might disappoint some given Kojima’s reputation for surprise elements, but it’s a complex facet of an intricate game.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows Update Adds Critical Role and Harder Difficulty

In the latest Story Pack mission titled “A Critical Encounter,” you’ll encounter a fresh ally named Rufino, portrayed by Robbie Daymond who was part of the one-shot in Critical Role’s “Assassin’s Creed Shadows.” Your task is to aid a translator in exposing a gang of assassins threatening prominent individuals. The benefits of completing this mission include a Critical Role flag for your hideout and a new trophy/achievement. Additionally, Ubisoft has introduced a Critical Role Weapon pack available for purchase in the store.

David Corenswet’s Superman Recreates Iconic All-Star Cover in New Poster Fan Art

On July 11th, Friday, Superman will be shown in theaters, and as we wait, enthusiasts are rereading “All-Star Superman” in anticipation. This graphic novel featured 12 issues released between 2005 and 2008, and it was a key component of a daring revamping strategy for Superman conceived by Morrison and other creators. At that time, Morrison stated that the cover image was crucial to their vision for this series, and he claimed it was inspired by an unexpected encounter with someone dressed as Superman at San Diego Comic-Con, which sparked an idea in him.