Ahsoka Tano has become increasingly significant in the Star Wars universe thanks to her recurring roles in shows like Star Wars Rebels, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Ahsoka. Notably, The Mandalorian & Grogu has hinted at a major future storyline for her, promising a reunion with a character after 19 years and tying back to her original on-screen debut.
Released on November 22, 1999, Donkey Kong 64 was a Nintendo 64 exclusive game from Rare, the studio that would later be acquired by Xbox. It aimed to build on the success of both Super Mario 64 and Donkey Kong Country. While it received high praise and a Metacritic score of 90, some players initially felt it didn’t quite reach the same heights as its predecessors. Over the years, however, Donkey Kong 64 has become recognized as a classic N64 title. It also marked Rare’s last Donkey Kong game for over two decades, and the series wouldn’t see another 3D platformer until Donkey Kong Bonanza on the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025.
If you consider it carefully, it becomes clear this isn’t a team effort – the idea of a ‘lone’ sniper should have been a clue. The scenario involves a lot of waiting in a safe location for the perfect shot, with enemies positioned so far apart they’re practically isolated. While it might sound good in theory, this setup doesn’t immediately translate well to a visually engaging movie. Sciberras’ task is to overcome that challenge and make it work.
While previous Spider-Man games let you freely explore a vast New York City, this new game from Insomniac Games is different – it doesn’t have an open world.
The announcement of God of War Laufey would have been even more impactful if it had come as a total surprise, especially since people have been talking about a possible Until Dawn 2 for a while. Still, I think Santa Monica Studio successfully took control of the reveal by showcasing a lengthy 23-minute video filled with gameplay, cutscenes, and impressive moments.
That crypto exchange your cousin won’t stop ranting about at family barbecues has gone and done the daft thing: they’ve launched pre-IPO perpetual futures for SpaceX, the very first product under their new “let’s regular people gamble on fancy private companies before they go public” vertical, running on their Coinbase International Exchange. The whole thing’s only open to folks outside the US, which is probably for the best – the SEC would have a fit so loud it’d blow the roof off their building and send all their paperwork flying into the Potomac.
For Variety’s Actors on Actors series, leading comedic performers sat down for interviews. The series brings together actors who are nominated for awards to discuss their careers, both old and new.
Sprites are popular again, and now there’s a new mech skin available for them, making them feel more valuable in the game.
Andrew Scott, known for his role as Sherlock, stars as James Stagg, Britain’s top weather forecaster. Brendan Fraser, famous from The Mummy, plays Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Supreme Allied Commander. Completing the main cast is Kerry Condon, known from Formula 1, as Captain Kay Summersby, who assisted James Stagg.
Bitget now supports trading several new tokenized assets, including shares of companies like Apple (rAAPL), Amazon (rAMZN), and Tesla (rTSLA), as well as popular ETFs like QQQ and SPY. This update lets users do more than just buy and sell these assets on the spot market – they can now use them in futures trading to create more advanced strategies.