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For over twenty years, the MMORPG genre has felt stagnant, failing to keep pace with rapid technological advancements. Despite huge improvements in computers, internet connections, and global networking, new MMORPGs often feel empty and unappealing. Many ambitious games fail under their own weight, or are released so conservatively they don’t gain traction. This leads players to revisit older titles for a more engaging experience, while the industry is littered with unfinished projects, disappointing launches, and broken promises.

Want to know more about the villain Victor Gideon and his history? We’ll share some of his backstory. Be warned, this article contains minor spoilers for Resident Evil Requiem, though we won’t reveal everything that happens to Gideon in the game.

Sitcoms can fail for many reasons – some don’t hold up over time, others were flawed from the start, and some just never found their comedic voice. Here are 7 truly awful sitcoms that are painful to watch because they completely miss the mark on what makes this type of show work.

I’m really excited about Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse! From the first trailer, the story seems to follow someone connected to Trevor Belmont, who’s a huge favorite of mine – he was the main character in Castlevania 3: Dracula’s Curse. It’s cool they’re building on his legacy! He also appears in the Pachislot Akumajo Dracula III game, which is like a different take on the Castlevania story, but still features him, so it’s neat to see that continuity.

However, the Justice League’s first ten comic book villains weren’t all equally challenging, with some being noticeably weaker than others.

According to The Wrap, Scream 7 made $7.8 million in the U.S. from showings on Thursday, February 26th. This is the best preview night performance ever for a Scream movie, surpassing the $5.7 million earned by Scream VI in 2023.

Japanese fans will be able to see Fullmetal Alchemist movies in theaters starting March 6th. Fullmetal Alchemist The Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa will play for one week in Tokyo, Hokkaido, Aichi, Osaka, and Fukuoka, until March 12th. Then, Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos will be shown until March 19th. On March 22nd, there will be a special one-night event featuring the first episodes of Daemons of the Shadow Realm, along with cast members Kensho Ono, Yume Miyamoto, Yuichi Nakamura, Misaki Kuno, and Junichi Suwabe. This new series, a continuation of the Fullmetal Alchemist story, will premiere on television on April 4th, giving Japanese anime fans an early look.

Automaton recently interviewed the director of the upcoming Square Enix game. During the conversation, the director shared encouraging news about the game’s progress and addressed a common concern: the game will be built using Unreal Engine 4, the same engine as previous versions, rather than the newer Unreal Engine 5, which some fans were hoping for.

This new game takes a unique approach by letting players experience the story through two characters: a new hero named Grace, and the returning favorite, Leon.

Five years after it first came out, Resident Evil Village is now available on the Nintendo Switch 2, alongside Resident Evil 7 and Requiem. Thankfully, the game is just as enjoyable as ever. This Switch 2 version of Village is a well-done port that truly showcases how great the original game is.