This weekend, April 18th and 19th, offers a lot of great movies, from stories about famous musicians to thrilling science fiction from well-known directors.
Great news! Rainbow Six Mobile will now be updated with new content every month. These updates, called ‘Operations,’ will bring fresh challenges and features to the game. Here’s a look at what you can expect with each one:
I’m really enjoying MONGIL: STAR DIVE, and I’ve been exploring the co-op features. The best part is, you don’t have to play with others to get through the game, which is great! But if you do team up with friends – and the friend system is pretty cool – you get a bunch of extra resources and it just makes the whole experience feel more connected. I’ve been looking for a good guide to help me and my friends get the most out of playing together, and this MONGIL: STAR DIVE Co-op Guide seems to have everything we need.
Vicky McClure shared a fun video on Instagram of herself and her Line of Duty colleague Martin Compston dancing to Whitney Houston’s ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ from inside a car.
Capcom fans have a lot to look forward to this year, especially with the upcoming release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword – the first new game in the Onimusha series in twenty years.
This card looks good on paper and seems like it could be a useful addition to your team. However, stats aren’t everything, and its true performance might be different.
The cast also includes Joanna Lumley, Philippa Dunne, Siobhán McSweeney, Samuel Anderson, Ekow Quartey, Rochenda Sandall, and Peter Serafinowicz, with Sharon Horgan as an executive producer.
The mobile game launched a new in-game bundle called “Foot Tribute Bundle” on April 17th, showcasing a picture of the Archer character relaxing with her feet up.
According to Deadline, the House of the Dragon actor will play a mysterious man who appears on a secluded island. He’s well-dressed, wearing a Rolex watch, and carrying a locked briefcase, but has no idea who he is or how he got there.
The upcoming show, currently called Flint, stars Jean-Luc LeBlanc as a weary Los Angeles detective. Just as he’s about to retire, the city unexpectedly extends his employment for another five years, throwing a wrench into his plans.