The game starts with a dramatic scene: a team of tanks parachuting onto a beach. As they move inland, they immediately encounter enemy forces. The action is amplified by a driving metal soundtrack accompanying the tanks’ destructive path. These tanks aren’t just about firepower; they’re also incredibly agile, capable of moving quickly and even drifting around corners.
It might sound a bit basic, but the performance is impressive, even at a resolution of 1280×720 and 30 frames per second. The lowest quality setting is jokingly called “Potato,” but the fact that it only needs an older AMD FX 6300 processor, a GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics card, and 8 GB of RAM is a significant achievement these days.
Players on PlayStation 4 can still purchase Darksiders Warmastered Edition for $19.99. PlayStation 5 owners who don’t have the game yet can buy it for $29.99. Xbox players can upgrade from the Xbox One version to the Xbox Series X/S version for free, but the price of the Xbox One version itself is increasing to $29.99.
Last year, South Park came back with ten new episodes, which were split between its 27th and 28th seasons. Now, the animated series will return to Comedy Central on September 16th with Season 29. Along with the premiere date announcement, Comedy Central revealed the release dates for five more episodes. You can watch a preview of South Park Season 29 below.
Hulu is adding a lot of great content in June! The fifth and final season of the acclaimed FX series The Bear will premiere on June 25th. For movie fans, especially those who love Marvel, all three Captain America films – The First Avenger, The Winter Soldier, and Civil War – will be available starting June 1st. That’s just a taste of what’s new – check out the complete list of June arrivals below!
It’s increasingly common for popular books to be adapted into movies or TV shows. This project, with Amazon MGM Studios, has been quiet since its announcement, but recent news from Amazon’s 2026 presentation suggests it’s still in development. This suggests the creators are taking their time to build something substantial, potentially aiming for the same level of success as Game of Thrones. But what details have actually been revealed so far?
Homelander is incredibly powerful – he can lift and throw fighter jets, fly faster than the speed of sound, survive a nuclear blast, and obliterate people with his super-powered scream or heat vision. He’s easily defeated other strong Supers. However, despite his power, he’d be outmatched if he entered universes like DC, Marvel, or Image Comics, where even more powerful beings exist.
Steam recently updated its game tags on May 18th, removing 28 old ones and adding 17 new ones, with some tags also being combined or tweaked. These tags, which help players find games they’ll enjoy, are added by game developers, players, and Steam’s own experts. Since the tag list hadn’t been refreshed since the start of 2024, this update introduces new categories and reflects current gaming trends. New tags include genres like “Bullet Heaven” and “Desktop Companion,” as well as very specific interests like games featuring “Capybara.” This update aims to make it easier to browse Steam and highlights what’s popular in PC gaming right now.
Similar to games like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Resident Evil Requiem, Upgraded PSSR enhances how moving objects appear on screen. It’s particularly noticeable with details like plants, buildings, and hair, reducing distracting flickering. In First Light, this means objects stay clear and stable even when Bond moves quickly through the game world.
The new series, Adventure Time: Side Quests, revisits Finn and Jake’s early adventures with each episode telling a complete, standalone story. While Jeremy Shada has always voiced Finn, Sasha Knight will be taking on the role for this revival to reflect a younger version of the character. Knight is an experienced voice actor, with credits in Kingdom Hearts III, My Little Pony, Eureka!, and The Santa Clauses. Although the reason for the change hasn’t been officially announced, it makes sense given the show will focus on Finn as a child.