New Game of Thrones Dragon-Training Strategy Game Is Available Now (And It’s Free)

Even though it’s a mobile game, Game of Thrones: Dragonfire offers surprisingly complex and detailed gameplay. I recently learned about the game from the development team, and their dedication to the Game of Thrones world was clear. I’m really looking forward to playing it, and I’m happy to announce it’s available now! Let’s take a closer look at what Game of Thrones: Dragonfire has to offer.

7 Marvel Villains Who Should Fight the X-Men More

The X-Men are known for having the most compelling villains in comics, and lately, their conflicts have expanded beyond just mutant-related issues. It’s natural for them to face a wider range of enemies. Plus, certain Marvel villains would be great opponents for the X-Men no matter which team they fight. Here are seven Marvel villains the X-Men should battle more often, promising fans some truly epic showdowns.

Halo: Campaign Evolved’s Visuals Might Lack Readability for Players, Says Former Bungie Developer

I’ve been thinking about the original Halo: Combat Evolved, and how it felt like you had a real tactical edge being able to spot enemies easily. It seems like with the newer, much more detailed graphics, that advantage might be gone. I know Sankey doesn’t know exactly how the developers at Halo Studios work, but he pointed out something really smart: it’s a game first! That means you need to be able to quickly see where your enemies are and figure out how they’re going to come at you, and beautiful graphics shouldn’t get in the way of that.

Avengers: Doomsday’s “Surprise” Fails To Deliver & Marvel Fans Are Mad At the Russos After Trailer Hopes

This quickly sparked a lot of guessing about what the “Doomsday” announcement would be, with many hoping it meant the full trailer was finally coming. But as time passed, it seemed the announcement was just the pop-up itself. Then, the Russo brothers showed up at the coffee shop, revealing they were the surprise (according to Nexus Point News on X), although there’s still a chance more news will be revealed soon.

Disney’s Beloved Animated Reboot is Now Free to Watch

The popular animated series DuckTales made a comeback in 2017 with three new seasons, updating the classic story of Scrooge McDuck and his nephews with fresh animation and a new voice cast. It originally aired on Disney XD before moving to the Disney Channel, and ran until 2021. The show quickly became a hit, featuring well-known actors like David Tennant (from Dr. Who), Danny Pudi (Community), Beck Bennett (Saturday Night Live), and Kate Micucci (Steven Universe). Now, Disney has made the entire first season available to watch for free on YouTube in one long, over nine-hour video!