From the start of Game of Thrones, the story of Aerys II Targaryen, also known as “The Mad King” and the last Targaryen ruler, was a significant part of the show’s history. Now, a new Game of Thrones project officially titled The Mad King is in development, with creator George R.R. Martin playing a key role.
Niantic recently announced some big improvements to battles in Pokémon Go on the official website. The team has completely reworked the core battle system to address issues like lag and bugs that players have experienced in Gyms and the GO Battle League. This update promises to significantly improve the battle experience. Niantic shared a detailed post explaining all the changes, and it looks like the update is currently being released to players.
Get ready for some exciting updates! We’re launching a new map condition, a fresh ARC threat, and a new player project to help you start fresh this season. Plus, the map is getting updated, and a new Expedition will be available soon. Don’t forget to check out the new Raider Deck with unique cosmetic rewards. If you plan on shopping, it’s a good idea to gather some Cred before the update arrives!
Even successful TV channels like HBO aren’t immune to the challenges of long-running shows. Over time, a show’s original idea can wear thin, especially when its plot becomes overly complicated or the initial creative spark fades due to pressure from the network. When a highly-regarded drama starts to decline, it’s especially disappointing for viewers, as it feels like a letdown after they’ve invested so much time and emotion into it during its best seasons.
The game’s title will be revealed during a festival from February 19th to 23rd, and a playable demo will follow in March. This is leading up to the game’s early access release in Spring, and the developers emphasize that player feedback will be crucial in making the game a compelling Wild West story.
It’s been over four months, and fans are wondering what’s happening with the next release. Producer Phil Girette says it’s still on its way, but asks for patience. He told The Gamer they appreciate the enthusiastic feedback and are glad people are enjoying what they’re creating.
I’m so excited for this new drama! It’s a collaboration with Bilibili, and it’s going to star Taiki Sato as Cheng Xiaoshi and Kanata Hongo as Lu Guang – I’m a big fan of both of them! Even better, Hiroaki Yuasa, the director behind Ultraman and lots of other great shows, is at the helm. And get this – Atsuhiro Tomioka, who’s famous for working on One Piece, is the series composer! They’ve just released the first look at the main characters, but we’re still waiting for a trailer. Hopefully, we’ll get more details in March as the premiere date gets closer!
Let’s explore seven of the most effective leaders who have guided the Avengers. We’ll be judging them based on how well they motivate their team and lead them to win. Great leaders not only find ways to succeed, but they also create opportunities when none exist. They inspire confidence in their teammates and help everyone work together, because while anyone can fight alone, it takes true skill to forge a team of individuals with different strengths into a powerful force. With that in mind, let’s rank some of the Avengers’ best leaders.
As a huge fan of the Predator movies, I was really worried when Disney bought FOX. The Alien vs. Predator films didn’t really work, and Predators left a lot of people divided. That led to the 2018 The Predator, which, let’s be honest, didn’t go over well with critics. But then Disney surprised everyone by releasing Prey straight to Hulu, and it was fantastic! It was a massive hit, and they’ve kept the momentum going with Predator: Killer of Killers and Predator: Badlands. Honestly, it’s completely breathed new life into a franchise I thought was on its last legs.
Films like The Crow and The Mask were huge hits. However, while The Mask, especially, was a massive success in 1994 and helped launch Jim Carrey as a major leading man, it was always intended as a standalone project, not the start of a franchise.