Jeremy Stieglitz, who handles creative and development leadership at Studio Wildcard, shared that the team is looking for player input on upcoming features in the Legacy of Santiago update. He explained, as he has before, that this feedback is valuable because it helps the studio minimize risks as they develop ARK 2.
As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve been following the weekly teasers for Avengers: Doomsday, and the marketing is already in full swing! The newest one just dropped – it actually leaked online first, which was fun – and it focuses on the X-Men and their long-awaited arrival in the MCU. We finally get to see Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), Magneto (Ian McKellen), and Cyclops (James Marsden) back in action! Plus, they’re bringing back the Sentinels, and they’re even giving us that awesome 90s X-Men aesthetic from Jim Lee’s artwork. Here’s the teaser – you have to check it out!
Hasbro recently revealed a new Transformers action figure, Autobot Hot Rod, as part of the Studio Series MTMTE Collection. This collectible celebrates the 40th anniversary of the original animated series. Standing 5.5 inches tall, the figure is highly detailed, bringing the character to life from the movies. It cleverly transforms from robot to sports car in 29 steps, letting fans recreate their favorite scenes.
The game’s director, Suda51, just released a new trailer that, despite being short, gives a good impression of a playful and enjoyable experience.
Originally released in Japan on May 31, 2018 for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PS Vita, The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince became available worldwide on PlayStation 4 and Switch on February 12, 2019. Mobile versions for iOS and Android launched in Japan on May 29, 2020.
Here is an overview of the game, via Grasshopper Manufacture:
In a recent developer update, Masaru Ijuin, engine development support manager, explained that Path Tracing is a game-changing technology for graphics. He said it creates more realistic images by simulating how light behaves in the real world – accurately showing how it bounces off surfaces, spreads, and interacts with objects in a scene.
J.J. Abrams is currently working on multiple projects, including a Hot Wheels movie, Flowervale Street, and he’s producing an adaptation of Oh the Places You’ll Go!. However, his next self-directed film is generating a lot of buzz. Originally known as Ghostwriter, the movie—now titled The Great Beyond—will star Glen Powell, Jenna Ortega, Emma Mackey, and Samuel L. Jackson. The combination of this talented cast and the intriguing premise of The Great Beyond is already creating a lot of excitement.
Although many scenes feel familiar, a couple are particularly interesting, such as the street beneath the subway and the pharmacy. These areas, with their distinct lighting and reflections, might give us a preview of places players will visit. The recently shown character, Leon, is expected to explore much bigger areas than other characters, and we see him walking down this same street, interacting with several people.
The potential new crew member is Loki, the prince of Elbaph, who Luffy personally invited to join. Although he initially refused for good reason, Loki has become more popular with fans lately. And it seems he might not be coming aboard alone. Chapter 1170 of One Piece, titled “Contrary,” shows that Loki’s hammer, Ragnir, is actually a living creature with its own thoughts, hinting that Ragnir could also join the Straw Hat crew.