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Episode five of Twin Peaks‘ often-criticized second season doesn’t stand out as particularly bad at first, but it marks the beginning of two confusing plotlines. One involves a character whose story seems to have lost direction, while the other presents a racially insensitive development that, even when it originally aired, was problematic – and now feels especially shocking given the show’s reputation.

Okay, so Halo Studios finally confirmed what most of us expected: the Halo: Campaign Evolved remake will have co-op. It’s not super surprising, since every main Halo game has let you play with a friend, but they specifically said it’ll include local splitscreen and online co-op. That means I can actually play the whole campaign on the same couch as a buddy, which is awesome! Local co-op is a huge part of what made Halo special from the beginning, so I was really happy to hear that’s coming back. Honestly though, knowing what happened with some of their past releases, I’m taking this announcement with a grain of salt.

Sucker Punch Productions recently released an update for Ghost of Tsushima on Steam. The update includes new features and fixes several bugs reported by players. A key improvement is better support for the Steam Deck, thanks to a new graphics setting. This makes Ghost of Tsushima one of the many “verified” games on Steam, meaning it’s designed to run smoothly on the Steam Deck without any issues.

It’s not surprising to hear reports that a second season of Marvel Zombies is being planned. Daniel RPK shared the news, though details are still scarce. However, it’s worth looking back at how well the first season performed.

These three movies tell extremely unnerving stories, but not everyone realizes it.

Here are five licensed games that are much better than you would have ever expected at the time.