As a devoted fan of Stardew Valley, I’ve been eagerly anticipating the long-awaited 1.6 update for console and mobile users like myself. However, it seems we’ll have to be patient for a little while longer. Although PC players received the update back in March, the rollout to Android, Apple devices, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X is taking more time.
As a devoted fan of both League of Legends and animated series, I’m thrilled to my core that the second season of Arcane is finally approaching! Having followed the development of this project since its inception, I can’t help but feel a sense of anticipation and excitement building up. The first substantial trailer last month gave us a glimpse into the heart-wrenching conflict between Vi, Caitlyn, and Jinx, leaving me yearning for more.
If you’re like many people, including myself, with the ability to see, hear, and use our brains effectively, it’s safe to assume that you’ve encountered a significant amount of distressing events over the past five years, let alone the recent turbulence of the last three weeks. As the famous broken record-playing spambot disguised as a horse once said, “life moves at an incredible pace.” In response to the overwhelming feeling of existential unease caused by interconnected crises, it’s natural to try and avoid thinking about everything at once or even altogether. Disconnect, create mental compartments, and carry on with your daily routine as effectively as possible. I understand – truly.
Although Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics is missing from Xbox (perhaps because Capcom found it unworthy to invest time and resources in implementing their MT Framework on Microsoft’s latest consoles), Capcom has expressed ambitious plans for the series, potentially leading to a new installment, which might eventually be released on Xbox as well.
As someone who has spent the better part of my career in the video game industry, I must admit that this year has been a bittersweet ride for me. On one hand, I’ve been thrilled to see an abundance of fantastic games hitting the market – titles like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Baldur’s Gate 3, and Alan Wake 2 have truly exceeded my expectations. It’s been a feast for gamers, with industry profits soaring and the sector expected to reach a staggering $185 billion valuation this year.
As someone who has been following football games for years and has played FC Mobile since its inception, I couldn’t be more excited about EA’s latest addition to the game – the Sunshine Ballers event! Amidst the hustle and bustle of the UEFA EURO 2024 and CONMEBOL Copa America 2024 tournaments, it can be disheartening for players like me who miss out on certain players or couldn’t participate in these events. But with this new event, EA is offering a breath of fresh air by introducing a whole new batch of players for us to collect and build our teams!
At TennoCon 2023, Digital Extres revealed several new additions for Warframe. Among them is the upcoming chapter, Warframe: 1999, scheduled for a winter 2024 release. This narrative expansion continues Warframe’s ongoing story.
Netflix-subscription services for movies and TV shows can give the impression of offering good value, but in reality, they may not provide the best deal for consumers. The aim is often to keep subscribers paying without giving much thought to how frequently or extensively they utilize the service. Instead of calculating whether it’s more economical to buy specific desired items outright or maintain access to a larger selection, the fear-of-missing-out (FOMO) business model can persuasively drain around $15-$20 from your budget each month.
Living as a woman in Westeros can be incredibly challenging. This unfortunate truth is not new information; it’s the reason why numerous women from “Game of Thrones” have become hardened and distrusting towards the world. The realm of Ice and Fire is unforgiving, and even more so for those not born as men.
CD Projekt RED and Arc System Works have teamed up to introduce Lucy, a character from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners anime, into Guilty Gear -Strive- as its inaugural guest fighter. (Guilty Gear -Strive- has recently reached a milestone of 3 million players.)