Lady Dimitrescu, one of the memorable villains from Resident Evil Village (portrayed by Maggie Robertson, who received critical acclaim for her performance), instantly became a fan favorite when the game was revealed. Now, players can transform into her with a special outfit, creating a spooky and unique look. However, this outfit doesn’t change the character’s towering height.
The game we’re talking about is Sigma Star Saga, a sci-fi RPG and shooter originally released for the Game Boy Advance in 2005 by WayForward Technologies (now known as WayForward). It wasn’t a huge hit when it first came out – reviews were mixed and it received a score of 68 on Metacritic – so it’s a bit unexpected to see it making a comeback.
Taskmaster’s New Year Treat is back this year with two episodes during the holidays, giving fans twice the usual fun.
Micah Balfour is leaving his role as Junior Knight after a year and a half, and things are expected to get more intense before he goes.
The original Addams Family was perfect for television. But this big-screen version lets the family truly be themselves – they do, say, live, and play however they please.
Two games stand out here. The first, Prize Fighters, was created by Digital Pictures and Sega and came out in 1993, only for the Sega CD. The second, Slam City With Scottie Pippen, also from Digital Pictures, was released in 1994 and was available on Sega CD, Sega 32X, and MS-DOS.
Star Trek: United is envisioned as a suspenseful political thriller combined with a family drama. The story centers on President Jonathan Archer as he works to prevent the United Federation of Planets from falling apart. Rather than continuing the story of previous series, it would be a fresh start, and would also feature a new generation of characters, including Archer’s four grown children.
Here is an overview of the collection, via H2 Interactive:
While many remember them as a popular band for teens, 5 Seconds of Summer, or 5SOS, have achieved much more. Formed in Australia in 2011, the group has won impressive awards including an American Music Award, two iHeartRadio Music Awards, eight MTV European Music Awards, and two MTV Video Music Awards – quite a list of accomplishments!
As a big fan, I was really excited to hear this new album features some amazing collaborations! Florence Welch worked with people like Mark Bowen from IDLES, Aaron Dessner, and even Mitski. Plus, Autumn de Wilde, who directed the movie Emma, also directed their music video for ‘Everybody Scream,’ which came out back in August. It’s a fantastic mix of talent!