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2024 is nearly wrapping up, yet there’s no sign of slowing down with significant game launches, and it appears they’re all performing exceptionally well. Yesterday saw a massive influx of players for Marvel Rivals on its debut day, while today we’re witnessing a similar trend for Path of Exile 2, the eagerly anticipated action RPG from Grinding Gear Games, which became available in early access today.
For PC and/or Xbox gamers who like to have a diverse set of games going at any given time, an Xbox Game Pass membership can be a real win. The service has hundreds of included titles at any given time, letting players experience a wide breadth of titles without the need to pay full price for each one. Like any subscription based model, new content is addedfairly regularly, and this month’s new titles were recently announced. However, Game Pass subscribers recently learned they’re getting yet another title added to their libraries this December!
In a fresh take on its classic gameplay, Overwatch 2 is bringing back the old-soldier mantra popularized by the saying “Old soldiers never die; they just fade away,” as seen in Solider: 76’s quote. This philosophy will be integrated into the game with the introduction of a new gameplay style, 6v6, in Season 14. Initially hinted at, the exact timing for this event was previously unknown, but now we know that it will start from December 17, 2024, and run until January 6, 2025. This limited-time Role Queue event has been eagerly anticipated by fans of the game.
In a chilling first teaser, Sony previews the ominous return of the Rage Virus in the upcoming movie “28 Years Later,” as depicted by hundreds of small skulls forming a menacing biohazard symbol against a foreboding dark crimson background. The ominous tagline hints that time has not mended anything in this eagerly anticipated sequel to Danny Boyle’s original zombie film, “28 Days Later.” The movie, slated for release on June 20, 2025, brings back director Boyle and writer Alex Garland, with Cillian Murphy reprising his role as Jim, the bicycle courier who initially encountered London’s viral catastrophe in the 2002 film. However, the poster highlights Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes as headliners, while Charlie Hunnam is conspicuously absent from the initial promotional materials.
In the third season this week, Dalgliesh reappeared on our screens, tackling a fresh, complex case while also finding himself intrigued by an altogether alluring subject.