On July 31st, in a YouTube video, game data miner Gabe Follower shared details about an important update for Counter-Strike 2. This update provided hints regarding some of Valve’s other projects, as they all share the same fundamental engine.
In our current assessment, we don’t have enough published works to definitively gauge the power levels of certain DC Universe characters yet. This includes heroes who had brief appearances, such as The Flash, Batman, and Wonder Woman in the ‘Creature Commandos’, that were merely Easter eggs or cameos. Our focus here is on publicly active superheroes rather than covert operatives, so we’re not including the beastly members of the Creature Commandos or Amanda Waller’s A.R.G.U.S. agents who work in the realm of black ops rather than crimefighting. Additionally, we are disregarding characters that have been announced but haven’t made their debut yet, such as Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart in the ‘Lanterns’ series.
In the previous year, the team incorporated Icons into Player Career mode, allowing fans to emulate their historical idols. However, FC 26 is taking this concept a notch higher this time around. You’ll now have the opportunity to integrate players such as Ronaldinho, Gareth Bale, and David Beckham onto contemporary teams and observe the outcomes. This feature has long been desired by many gamers, so it’s thrilling to see FC 26 finally incorporate it into the game.
The trailer is concise yet impactful as it hints at War, our hero from the initial game (and a character you can control in Genesis), being pursued and fighting a solitary war. However, he reassures that he won’t be alone, prompting a wider view to reveal the other three Horsemen: Strife, Death, and Fury – each of whom have appeared playable in different Darksiders installments.
Castlevania Complete Series Limited Edition Blu-ray Box Set / Launches September 30th
A fresh DC Black Label series titled “Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia” has been announced. The official DCU Updates account on X (previously Twitter) revealed this news, with Gabriel Hardman taking charge of both writing and illustrations for the comic book. The cover art depicts Batman, Green Arrow, and The Question standing together in a frozen environment. Green Arrow is seen with his bow and arrow ready to attack an adversary beyond the frame. Throughout the years, various characters have assumed the role of The Question, including the original Victor Sage and Gotham City Police Officer Renee Montoya. Due to the masked character’s blank face under the brown trenchcoat, it is challenging to determine whether it’s Vic or Renee beneath it.
Over time, Call of Duty has moved away from its original military look to embrace a more playful and colorful style. This is seen in weapons like neon pink assault rifles that shoot rainbow trails, collaborations with celebrities such as Nicki Minaj and Seth Rogen, and unexpected partnerships with cartoons like American Dad and Beavis and Butt-Head. Essentially, Call of Duty is following Fortnite’s lead by releasing the most outlandish and eye-catching cosmetics available.
2023 sees Evo’s focus centered on eight prominent fighting titles: Street Fighter VI, Tekken 9, Fatal Fury: Canis Town, Guilty Gear Stride, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Ascent, Under Night In-Birth EX: Celes, Mortal Kombat X, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
Earlier today at Evo, it was unveiled that a 1996 revision of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, which wasn’t previously announced for the collection, will be included.
The funding frenzy was so intense, it was like a Black Friday sale for AI labs. Investors wanted to pour in $40 billion, but OpenAI played favorites, giving new buddies extra cash while old pals got the cold shoulder. Some poor soul probably sent a thank-you note and got a “We’re busy training robots to ignore humans” reply. 🤖✋