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I’m excited to share that while the deal hasn’t been fully finalized just yet, it’s still in the process of getting approval from Thunderful’s shareholders. An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) has been scheduled for August 28 to discuss this approval. Interestingly, the Thunderful Group board of directors, along with two of its major shareholders, Owe Bergsten and Brjann Sigurgeirsson, have all expressed their support for this transaction.

At the San Diego Comic-Con 2025 panel for Hellaverse, voice actor Sam Haft offered a delightful surprise to fans of “Hazbin Hotel”. For those who may be unfamiliar, Haft is responsible for composing music and writing lyrics for both “Hazbin Hotel” and “Helluva Boss”, as well as contributing to the band The Living Tombstone. Here’s what Haft shared about the upcoming theatrical debut of “Hazbin Hotel”. It will include a “sing-along” event featuring the first four episodes and its finale.

Over the weekend, people noticed that the product’s page on the Xbox app showed a release date of 29th September, but this has since been changed back to a placeholder date of 31st December.

For Weta Workshop, transitioning from working on augmented reality projects, specifically for Magic Leap, into creating commercial action-adventure (AA) games proved challenging. This inexperience led to difficulties such as an absence of a cohesive narrative thread for the game’s core mechanics, resulting in a collection of scattered quests and mini-games rather than a well-structured title.

Some might argue that they’ve been anticipating this for quite some time, particularly following the closed beta at the beginning of the year. While the delay had its advantages, which I’ll touch on later, it’s still hard not to feel underwhelmed when comparing it to its more acclaimed predecessors. The campaign is where it all starts, but sadly, that’s not entirely accurate. Instead, let’s delve into why this new release pales in comparison to its esteemed forerunners in virtually every aspect.