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Today, Capcom unveiled a fresh gameplay overview for Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, the upcoming installment in the renowned action-hunting series, Monster Hunter. This trailer spotlights the Long Sword, transforming players into Samurai warriors, as they wield an imposing Ōdachi – a colossal Japanese sword traditionally used to fell horsemen. With this weapon, you can parry incoming attacks and detach critical body parts such as tails or wings from monstrous foes.

As a researcher delving into PC gaming, I strongly advocate for investing in an optimal gaming monitor that complements the capabilities of your gaming laptop or desktop setup. The market offers numerous displays, but not all cater to our gaming needs equally. Therefore, I’m consistently on the lookout for testing the latest gaming monitors and evaluating their performance to ensure I make informed recommendations for fellow enthusiasts.

As a dedicated user, I’m sharing the news that the modern Paint 3D app from Microsoft will cease to exist later this year. From November 4 onwards, you won’t be able to download the Paint 3D app from the Microsoft Store. The company has also announced that they won’t be updating the app anymore. However, if you already have it installed, you should still be able to keep using it.

In my assessment of Hogwarts Legacy, I highlighted Avalanche Software’s remarkable feat of making the enchanting wizarding world come alive in an engaging and enjoyable action RPG. Upon release, I found myself fulfilling long-held childhood aspirations by traversing Hogwarts castle, catching exotic creatures, attending magical lessons, battling dark wizards, and employing various spells. Despite the option to soar on a hippogryph or a broom, one essential part of student life at Hogwarts was conspicuously absent: exhilarating Quidditch matches.

As a dedicated video game enthusiast and long-time fan of the Borderlands series, I must admit that I was quite excited when I heard about the upcoming movie adaptation. Having grown up playing the games, I had high hopes for how they would translate onto the big screen. However, after reading the overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and seeing the dismal rating on Rotten Tomatoes, my enthusiasm has quickly turned into disappointment.

Without revealing it earlier, I am a die-hard supporter of Manchester United, a team widely recognized in football circles worldwide, especially in England where they hold the record for the most domestic titles. For those unfamiliar with the sport, you might know it as soccer, and for Americans following along, you’ve probably heard their name before.