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As a devoted fan of House of the Dragon, I can’t help but share my excitement about George R.R. Martin addressing the issues he found with our beloved series. The second season wrapped up this summer, and while we eagerly await Season 3, it looks like production won’t start until early 2025. The finale of Season 2 was a bit subdued on the action front, leaving some of us a tad disheartened. However, when the mastermind behind the Game of Thrones universe speaks up about areas he feels need improvement, it definitely piques our curiosity.

In a thrilling twist for enthusiasts of Super Mario Odyssey, the upcoming Mario Party game titled “Super Mario Party Jamboree” offers an exciting novelty: players can now choose to play as Pauline, a character who’s making her debut in the Mario Party series. This addition increases the number of playable characters from 21 to 22, and there’s speculation that more characters might be introduced before the game hits shelves on October 17th.

A SNES horror game classic is returning in 2024 and will release on Halloween, a date given to it surely by design. The game in question hails from 1995, a year that treated gamers to the likes of Twisted Metal, Yoshi’s Island, Wipeout, Panzer Dragoon, Donkey Kong Country: Diddy’s Kong Quest, Chrono Trigger, NHL 96, Mortal Kombat 3, Tekken 2, Mega Man 7, Super Mario World 2, Dragon Quest VI, Rayman, Star Wars: Dark Forces, and more. By the standards of the 90s, it was a bit of an underwhelming year. And if you were a horror fan, it was particularly a lean year. What horror fans did get though was Clock Tower.