New artwork for Resident Evil Requiem recently appeared on the PlayStation Store. It’s not visible to all users, but those who pre-ordered the game saw it as a thumbnail. The art shows Requiem’s main character, Grace Ashcroft, and also reveals an older, more weathered version of Leon Kennedy. Because of how this artwork was discovered, it’s confirmed to be official and proves Leon will be featured in the game.
Fans of Stranger Things will soon be able to experience the show’s world within Microsoft Flight Simulator. The popular flight simulation franchise recently launched on PlayStation, and now it’s adding even more excitement with a free expansion. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024: Stranger Things is available to download for existing players – here’s a preview of what you can expect.
We often look back at how Windows has changed over the years, from its early versions to the operating system we use today. Microsoft is now planning even bigger changes – aiming to create an operating system that can act more independently – though many users aren’t happy about it.
The well-known director is working on a new Sherlock Holmes story, but this time without the actor famous for playing the detective. This project, called Young Sherlock, explores the very first murder case the iconic detective ever solved. Prime Video has just released a first look at the upcoming series.
Players have been requesting this major upgrade to horses since they were first introduced to the game in 2013, and now it’s finally here!
Several users on social media – including Bluewav, Rayan_ha8y, SpookyHoo, and Bogdan47 – have noticed new box art, which appears to be exclusive to console versions of the game.
Check out the new trailer for Mercy below:
LEGO Batman will be at The Game Awards, with a playful announcement hinting that Batman himself will be providing extra security. While there, the game is expected to share a new trailer and details with the large audience of gaming fans. Although LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight was revealed earlier this year, a specific release date hasn’t been announced yet – but we’ll probably learn more at the event.
Okay, so if you’re talking about N64 games with a seriously dedicated fanbase, Conker’s Bad Fur Day is definitely at the top of the list. Rare really made something special with this platformer. You play as Conker, this totally messed-up squirrel – he’s an alcoholic and a bit of a greedy jerk – and he’s rushing home because his girlfriend, Berri, is gonna be mad if she finds out he was out all night. The game got an M rating because it’s hilariously dark, which is exactly why people love it. It’s full of pop culture jokes and Conker constantly breaks the fourth wall, making it a really fun ride. Honestly, the original game is mostly just available as part of the Rare Replay collection. There was a little something called Conker’s Big Reunion as DLC for a game called Project Spark back in 2015, but it didn’t really bring the franchise back. It feels like a one-off, which is a shame, really.
Dust Bunny centers around Aurora (Sophie Sloan), a very imaginative young girl who thinks a monster under her floorboards caused her parents’ deaths. Fortunately, her enigmatic neighbor, Resident 5B (Mads Mikkelsen), is a skilled assassin—similar to the character in John Wick—whom she once witnessed killing what she believed were monsters, but were actually other people. Aurora, being practical, saves up money and attempts to hire Resident 5B to eliminate the creature. He accepts the job, suspecting that Aurora’s parents may have been unintended victims in a failed attempt on his own life.