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In a unique sneak peek, ComicBook showcases issue #4 of the joint venture, “Spider-Man & Wolverine,” penned by Marc Guggenheim, Gerardo Sandoval, Victor Nava, Brian Reber, and lettering artist VC’s Travis Lanham. The narrative unfolds following a rift between the duo, stemming from suspicions about Wolverine’s connection to Spider-Man’s parents. When Spidey uncovers that Wolverine was the final adversary of his secret-agent parents, Mary and Richard Parker, he suspects that Wolverine played a part in their demise. To make matters even more intriguing, they both find themselves unconscious and transported to the Savage Land, where they come to amidst vintage costumes.

Here is an overview of the app, via Nintendo:

The content you can download offers additional narratives focusing on the main characters after the ending, introductions to fresh warlords, and a captivating plot revolving around a secret disciple, along with fully voiced dialogues in both Japanese and Korean languages.

One thing I really enjoy about Street Sharks #1 is that it dives headfirst into the action without any time-wasting introductions. In this issue, the Street Sharks engage in a battle against Dr. Paradigm’s minions, the Seaviates. A bit of humor is added when the Street Sharks’ fins seem to burst through asphalt like it was ocean water, which gave me a laugh. The Street Sharks are a perfect embodiment of the ’90s, from their catchy slang to their trendy attire. Kudos to the creative team for embracing this era wholeheartedly – they understand why you’re reading this comic and deliver what fans have come to expect. The artwork even manages to make them appear as if they’ve leaped off your TV screens.

Approximately 60 million gamers have already registered for the upcoming launch, indicating a massive interest in this game within the world’s biggest mobile gaming market. At the same time, Tencent and Riot Games are investing an astounding $200 million to foster the esports scene of the game, hoping that Valorant Mobile will become a powerful competitive title right from its debut.

The mobile game titled “Urðr Hunt” was set in the same timeframe as “Iron-Blooded Orphans.” This game introduced new characters and unfolded during the gap between the first and second seasons of the initial series. The original “Urðr Hunt” app included animated segments, or episodes, that narrated the game’s plot. The launch of “Urðr Hunt” occurred in November 2022, but it ceased services just a year later in January 2024. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of “Iron-Blooded Orphans,” Bandai Namco Filmworks (also recognized as Sunrise) chose to adapt the original storyline of “Urðr Hunt” into a film.

After seven years on the market, the game “Asphalt Legends” – the latest installment in the series – continues to expand with new content and features requested by fans. According to Benefice, the game has evolved significantly over time, starting with basic systems but now offering cooperative modes, team-based modes such as criminals versus security, chase scenarios, gauntlet mode (five consecutive races), and various play options. Essentially, Asphalt Legends has grown by adding multiple gameplay modes and options.