NITRO GEN OMEGA initially became available on PC through Early Access on June 17th. The full version 1.0 will feature a major story campaign where players and their crew make a final stand against machines to save the world. It will also include a more detailed story, new characters, animated cutscenes, and a larger soundtrack.
Let’s be honest, completing this game will likely require skipping a lot of things, and it’s not even clear if it can be fully completed with so many interconnected systems. That said, here are fifteen reasons why I’ve already accepted that I won’t be seeing the end of Crimson Desert.
So, what truly defines a great Resident Evil game? Is it the feeling of being scared and struggling to survive, fast-paced action, carefully managing limited supplies, or a combination of all these things? The reality is, Resident Evil continues to be successful because it experiments with different approaches, sometimes even within a single game.
The trailer doesn’t share any new information about the game itself, but it does give us a first look at how the Nintendo Switch 2 version will play and appear. All the gameplay shown was recorded on the console, and it seems to run very smoothly, even during fast-paced action. The graphics quality looks comparable to the PC and other console versions.
One of the biggest strengths of The Clone Wars was how it brought back Darth Maul, the villain from The Phantom Menace, in a surprising way. He appeared in Season 4 and became an unpredictable enemy, working to build his own power base. Maul established himself in the galaxy’s criminal underworld, creating a group called the Shadow Collective, which included organizations like Black Sun, the Pykes, and the Hutts. Now, with the new series Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord showing Maul trying to regain control of his criminal empire, it makes sense that characters from the Shadow Collective are reappearing – and recently, Maul brutally eliminated one of them.
Fireborn #1 is an enjoyable comic with both good and bad aspects. While it’s fun on the surface, there are a few issues with the overall story. Thankfully, these problems don’t ruin the experience, even if the first issue doesn’t quite hit all the right notes.
This week, on April 16th, Adult Swim and All Elite Wrestling (AEW) are launching a new animated series called Tales From The Top Rope. It will premiere on AEW’s YouTube channel, though it’s currently unknown if it will also air on Cartoon Network. The series will feature popular AEW wrestlers like the Young Bucks, Toni Storm, and Darby Allin. This isn’t the first time AEW and Adult Swim have collaborated—they previously worked together on a Rick & Morty project—but this new series is a much bigger undertaking. You can watch the first trailer on AEW’s Instagram page.
The first issue of this series, created by Layne Morgan and illustrated by Corali Espuna, sends new cadets to a desolate planet for a training exercise that quickly becomes dangerous. A common criticism of previous Starfleet Academy stories was that they didn’t capture the spirit of Star Trek. This issue, however, successfully delivers a classic Trek-style story, promising an exciting adventure, though it’s not without its flaws.
Warner Bros. showcased upcoming films at CinemaCon last night, with a major focus on Dune: Part Three. They showed the first seven minutes of the movie to attendees, and the preview was very well-received. Many believe it positions Dune: Part Three as a strong contender for the most popular film this holiday season.
Season 4 of From continues the story immediately after the previous season’s cliffhanger. With Jim Matthews’ death at the hands of the Man in Yellow and the introduction of time travel through Julie, Tabitha and Jade have uncovered secrets about their pasts and how they relate to the town. It seems like the trapped residents of Fromville might finally be close to understanding the mystery surrounding them, but it quickly becomes clear that someone – or something – is working to stop them from finding answers.