In collaboration with Iron Galaxy and Nixxes, developer Naughty Dog is expanding the roguelike mode, No Return, in the re-release, by introducing two fresh playable characters – Bill, the Smuggler, and Marlene, the Risk Taker.
In a unique collaboration, birdwatching detective Cordelia Cupp (Uzo Aduba) and FBI agent Edwin Park (Randall Park) find themselves assigned to tackle a delicate investigation. However, the vast array of over 100 potential culprits pushes their keen skills to their limits.
Inside the hallowed halls of the White House, “The Residence” invites Netflix audiences to unravel a whimsical mystery reminiscent of the intriguing style of Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building.
In the 23rd episode of “Solo Leveling,” titled “Things Are About to Get Even More Exciting,” some of South Korea’s most powerful hunters traveled to the location initially introduced in the series premiER, now overrun with ants. A diligent viewer noticed that the Hunter Cha Hae-In appeared weaker in the recent episode, as compared to the original Manhwa. In the original storyline, Cha was capable of killing the ant queen without any aid. However, in this version, neither the queen nor Cha were restrained by her fellow hunters, and Cha didn’t have Byung-Gyu’s boost at that time. Additionally, unlike in the Manhwa, Cha wasn’t shown to be tired following her single strike against the giant insect. Many fans believe other characters were also portrayed as being less powerful in the anime adaptation.
During their 30th anniversary celebrations, Sideshow Collectibles is providing a special offer for General Grievous. Until March 21st, you can receive a free figure with any purchase of $300 or more from their in-stock items, which are available here. This collection features items for fans of Star Wars, Marvel, DC, anime, and various other genres. It’s worth noting that many of these items are currently on sale. Sideshow also offers a Daily Deals page with significant discounts. For those who prefer focusing on Hot Toys releases, they can find them here. Further information about the General Grievous figure, along with some appealing images from the sale items, can be found below.
Before its official release on May 27th, advance orders for “The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie” Blu-ray have outperformed comedy genre rivals such as “Mickey 17” (currently at No. 4), “Novocaine” (No. 5), and the computer-animated “Dog Man” (No. 6) in terms of sales volume. You can reserve your copy now on Amazon.