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Diablo 4 is currently enjoying a bit of a redemption arc in the wake of season 4's big loot rework, and in a timely PSA regarding the new Tempering system, one player has rather sensibly urged everyone to always Temper items first and then Enchant them.
Not all sets are built equally. While Standard-focused expansions have a power level that's satisfying to play with, they often don't have a dramatic impact on longer-running formats like Modern. Sure, the odd card or two will break through, and inevitably there will be a stand-out that either refines or enables a new strategy, but these can generally be counted on one hand per set release. That's not true of sets, however, which feature reprints and brand-new cards being made specifically to enter the Modern format (and beyond, into Legacy and sometimes Vintage).
The upcoming expansion for the is set to feature over 200 cards in total, and some will undoubtedly be of great interest to any collector. In addition to the main set, the release of will be accompanied by unmissable new promo cards, including one that is the first of its kind for the . With the game continuing to grow and innovate, and rare Pokémon cards becoming easier to collect all the time, is attracting plenty of interest as its release date draws near.
is expanding yet again with, and a new batch of cards means that there are some new high-value options on the table. Although the supply shortages that plagued the early days of haven't affected the most recent expansions in the same way, some cards remain elusive thanks to their rarity. The most desirable tend to be s Enchanted cards, which feature special foil treatments and aren't found in most packs.
A new game is about to enter Early Access this month and is definitely one for fans of the roguelike genre to look out for. was announced in April 2024 along with a trailer as part of the Triple-i indie showcase that showed off its new, vibrant art style through an action-packed sequence featuring the parkour and time-bending abilities that the franchise is known for.
A tease for the upcoming title reveals that a rare Pokémon from the Alola region could be arriving in the revamped Kalos. Aside from the game's reveal trailer, very little has been officially confirmed about. Most expected features have thus come via unconfirmed leaks, including the hints that an exceedingly rare Mythical Pokémon is making a return.
With two weeks left before the launch of F1 24, the latest installment in the licensed Formula 1 racing game series, we have sent a few questions to Codemasters to discuss some of the new features and improvements that fans will find in the game. The answers were provided by Senior Creative Director Lee Mather and Senior Producer Simon Lumb.
Valve might be more known for its Steam Deck handheld and its video game retail platform Steam these days, but according to leaks, the company is working on its next game — a third-person, hero-based shooter known as Deadlock.