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Todd Howard has announced that The Elder Scrolls 6 will be built using Creation Engine 3, the updated version of the engine that powered Starfield (according to a YouTube announcement).

Duncan Macmillan adapted the play, and Dominic Cooke is directing it. It will premiere this summer at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. Interested audiences can sign up for updates now, with further details coming in April.

In eFootball, AI Playing Styles define how a player acts when the game’s AI controls them with the ball. Essentially, it dictates their movements, dribbling, passing, and attacking choices when they aren’t directly controlled by a player.

The video features Elisabeth Moss (from The Handmaid’s Tale), Kerry Washington (Scandal), and Kate Mara (Friendship) as Mary, Eleanor, and Nancy, three women who seem to have a strong bond.

Morven Christie, known for her roles in shows like The Bay, Grantchester, and The Replacement, and Lee Ingleby, who has appeared in The Long Shadow on ITV and Criminal: UK on Netflix, play the parents of the main character, Joe.

Cillian Murphy will reprise his role as Tommy Shelby, emerging from a period of self-imposed isolation. The story will shift to the backdrop of World War II, where he’ll be forced to deal with his personal struggles and decide whether to embrace his past or destroy it completely.

If you enjoyed games like Ghost of Tsushima, you’ll likely have fun with Glory Ages – Vikings. It features similar combat, and puts you in the brutal world of the Vikings, where winning battles requires both skillful timing and smart strategy.

The news about this show’s return first surfaced in March 2025. The series focuses on Shaggy and Daphne during their last summer at camp, where they become involved in a spooky mystery. They investigate a lost Great Dane puppy who may have seen something related to a strange murder…

I’m diving into this case in a really strange world. Basically, there’s a total curfew for everyone, and all the guys are being tracked with ankle monitors – supposedly it’s to keep women safe. It definitely adds a weird layer to the investigation, figuring out who’s really doing what when everyone’s movements are being watched.

Jacob Elordi, who plays Heathcliff in the new film, has spoken out to support a particularly debated scene. It depicts a power dynamic between Heathcliff and Isabella (played by Alison Oliver) involving elements of BDSM, showing Isabella on all fours, wearing a collar, and behaving like a dog.