Strania: The Stella Machina EX represents an upgraded iteration of the original Strania: The Stella Machina, which was initially launched for arcades by exA-Arcadia back in September 2020. Notably, this Switch release marks the debut of this enhanced version as a port.
The professional dancer from ‘Dancing With the Stars’ subtly suggested to the model that he was considering growing his family further. He currently has two daughters, Olivia (aged 13) and Zlata (aged 7), with his former wife Elena Samodanova.
It appears that the LinkedIn profile of an employee at Virtuos, Oleksii Moskovchenko, strengthens those rumors since he’s a technical art director at their Shanghai studio. He mentions on his profile that he is working on an unannounced remake using Unreal Engine 5 and plans to release it for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. This implies that Microsoft will likely maintain its trend of multiplatform releases, which isn’t unexpected in light of current circumstances.
Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio have shared a “pre-development concept video,” which is essentially a sneak peek at what they’re aiming for in the final product, using in-game footage. It’s important to note that this isn’t actual gameplay footage, but rather a representation of their goals. The short clip lasts about 30 seconds and features Akira Yuki, one of the series’ main characters, fighting a doppelganger of himself amidst a bustling urban setting. You can watch the video below.
Senator Dusty Deevers from Oklahoma has proposed a bill that gives employees and locals in the state the option to be paid or receive their salary in Bitcoin, and also allows merchants to accept Bitcoin as a form of payment. When inflation is reducing the buying capability of people in Oklahoma, Bitcoin presents an unusual … Read more
2023 saw the unveiling of the fact that working on the set of “Lost” was a challenging and negative experience for many, both on-camera talent and behind-the-scenes personnel. As detailed in Maureen Ryan’s book “Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, and a Call for Change in Hollywood,” this book provides an in-depth examination of the production of “Lost.” The interviews conducted paint a picture where actors of color and female cast and crew members expressed feelings of being subjected to damaging biases from showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, as well as working in a hostile environment. This revelation added to the growing list of off-screen scandals associated with “Lost.