Monday morning saw Netflix unveil the final trailer for “Cobra Kai,” exactly ten days before its concluding episodes are due to be released. The trailer hints at a thrilling martial arts competition set to bring the series to an end. Don’t forget to watch it above!
As a die-hard Spidey fan, I was thrilled when our beloved Spider-Man account over on X (once known as Twitter) unveiled a sneak peek at “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man”. This video treat took us fans deeper into the world of our wall-crawling hero, introducing some familiar faces. Among them was Harry Osborn, who pops up in the first couple of episodes following his rescue from some unsavory characters by none other than our friendly neighborhood web-slinger.
The video has a yearbook feel to it, and there’s one intriguing moment where we catch a glimpse of Harry’s digital footprint that seems strikingly similar to Instagram. One of the pictures on his profile showcases him with a woman sporting half-white hair and a snowflake pin on her shirt – a striking resemblance to Luna Snow, if you ask me! No name is mentioned for this mystery lady, but her physical attributes certainly match up with our beloved Luna.
Immediately available for download, the update version 1.001 for “Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth” on PC is relatively small. According to Square Enix, the primary focus of this patch is enhancing the game’s stability on PC systems. For Steam Deck users, it’s worth noting that the graphic settings for “FF7 Rebirth” have been adjusted specifically for the PC handheld. Beyond this, the only other changes concern DLSS and DirectStorage DLL.
“We hope to do it in partnership with Jony Ive.”
Initially, Kingdom Come had many positive aspects, but it wasn’t without its fair share of problems. Upon release, its performance was subpar and received much criticism, but these issues were rectified with subsequent updates. However, its combat and story left room for improvement. The combat, while entertaining in one-on-one duels, was disappointingly awkward during group fights. The story, featuring robust characters and an intriguing premise, suffered from disjointed narrative pacing.
While playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 for this review, I had concerns about these issues resurfacing due to their presence in the original game. Yet, I was optimistic that a full decade of development would address these shortcomings.
On the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II appears stunningly beautiful. I didn’t encounter any screen tearing issues, but there was a minor hiccup in performance on the Legion Go. The game performs smoothly on standard settings for both devices, but you may wish to adjust some settings according to your personal preferences.