If you bought games through the EA App, Ubisoft Connect, or GOG, they won’t work on Luna anymore. Luna is removing the feature that allowed you to play games purchased elsewhere on June 3rd. Unfortunately, if you bought any games directly through Luna’s store, you won’t receive a refund.
Last spring, a teaser hinted at a new Date A Live anime to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the original light novels. Now, it’s been officially confirmed: a new series is coming! However, Date A Live F Last Date seems to be the planned finale of the anime. You can find the first teaser trailer and poster for the new season below.
Despite general dissatisfaction among X-Men fans lately, Uncanny X-Men has been a bright spot. It’s avoided the problems that have plagued other recent X-Men titles and delivers strong, character-driven stories that acknowledge the franchise’s history of tackling social issues. Writer Gail Simone has made this series particularly noteworthy for its diversity, openly exploring LGBTQ+ themes and introducing a wide range of new and interesting mutants. Her story, “Dark Artery,” which cleverly incorporates the history of racism in the United States, is one of the best X-Men stories of recent years, adding depth to the new X-Men base, Haven, and the St. Junior family. The Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 builds on that story and introduces a fantastic new mutant team, the Regulators – exactly what the X-Men comics have been needing, and it’s already captivated me.
We’ve already highlighted seven fantastic animated series that consistently delivered quality throughout their entire run, but we wanted to share a few more deserving shows. To ensure fairness, we only considered series that lasted at least three seasons, finished their stories, and maintained the same level of creativity from beginning to end.
Although the game doesn’t feel particularly original, heavily drawing from other titles, it’s still incredibly fun to play and visually stunning. It’s surprisingly satisfying and replayable, even considering the strange controversy surrounding it – a debate fueled by online claims that some game journalists unfairly criticize games featuring attractive female characters. Despite some questioning its score of 81 on Metacritic, the game clearly has its appeal.
I’m so excited for this week’s releases! I can’t wait to finally play Hades II on my PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, and I’ve heard great things about OPUS: Prism Peak, which is coming to the new Switch 2, as well as the original Switch and PC.
For the next four days, PC gamers with Steam accounts can download and play GGTech Studios’ 3D platformer, eWorlds, completely free. While you can enjoy the game on your own, it also offers online co-op play, which requires server upkeep. To cover those costs and keep the servers running, the game will soon switch to a paid model, but it will only cost a small $3.99.
Rumors are circulating again that George R.R. Martin’s next book, The Winds of Winter (the sixth in a series initially planned as a trilogy, but now expanding to seven books), may be released sooner than expected. This has sparked mixed reactions from fans – some are excited, while others remain doubtful. A recent anonymous online post claims Martin’s publisher received the completed manuscript in January and that an announcement could come around Comic Con, with the book potentially hitting shelves in the fall to coincide with the holiday shopping season. As you might imagine, fans are strongly divided on whether or not this information is accurate.
This isn’t your typical extraction shooter. It’s being described as similar to ARC Raiders, but with a Disney twist. According to sources, players will fight enemies and then try to escape, so you should probably get ready to see teams of armed Disney characters like Mickey Mouse, Snow White, and Moana.
There’s been a lot of talk about why the recent Power Rangers movie didn’t succeed, and a post by @BlackMajikMan90 really sums up the conversation. The film had a lot going for it – a $100 million budget, a good release date, strong trailers, and a fresh take on the classic series. However, it didn’t perform well in theaters, and the related toys didn’t sell well either. The discussion highlighted several problems with the movie, but the biggest issue seems to be that the characters didn’t actually become Power Rangers and use their powers for a significant portion of the film.