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Late last week, Destiny 2 developer Bungie landed in hot water again for accidentally allowing fanart to make its way into official media and merch—it was a nerf gun, this time, which used artist Tofu_Rabbit's designs from a 2015 commission.
, like all Bethesda games, is a complex web of factions, lore, characters, and mysteries that intertwine and get all tangled up in the best possible ways. A lot of best moments come from when it explores its deep and rich lore, such as its fanatical faction, the House Va'ruun, who worship a giant space snake. There's a lot of depth here, explained in-game via certain key characters, including the ever-lovable Andreja.
The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, a documentary that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival back in January and will be available for streaming on Netflix in October, tells the story of Mats Steen, who died of a rare degenerative muscular disease at age 25. When Steen passed in 2014, his parents feared that their son had spent his life in isolation, only to discover that he'd built a network of friendships as Ibelin, the philandering nobleman rogue detective he spent years roleplaying as in World of Warcraft.
Everything about Concord, on some level, works, or works well in isolation. Roka's heat-seeking missile launcher tracks targets with a satisfying *bleep bleep bleep*. Starchild's double-jump/power slam ability combo feels great when you can hit multiple targets. But Concord's occasional moments of satisfaction are waylaid by a competitive shooter experience that's too often sluggish, boring, and devoid of any interesting tactics beyond balling up as a team and standing on an objective.
Although has dominated the life sim genre since its inception, with its fourth entry currently holding the crown, appears as though it will finally rival the series, and it looks like it will be just around the corner. Other titles hoping to do the same, like have been canceled or seem very far away, as is the case with, on the other hand, offered a character creator demo from August 21-26, showing that the time for players to get their hands on the game is soon.
Alien remains a one-of-a-kind nightmare. There’s just no replicating the dread of Ridley Scott’s 1979 deep-space thriller. James Cameron knew that, and smartly did his own thing with Aliens, fashioning a sequel that traded the original’s ruthless minimalism for bug-hunt spectacle. Scott knew it, too, judging from the direction in which he took the franchise with a pair of prequels, Prometheusand Alien: Covenant, which were heavier on philosophy and mythology than terror. Some of the other entries in the series, including this week’s Alien: Romulus, have gestured toward the primal simplicity of the first, pitting a small group of desperate people against that slimy, sleek killing machine from beyond the stars. But all of them are echoes.
Vecow, a Taiwanese PC manufacturer, has introduced its latest Mini PCs featuring a stackable design featuring Intel Core Ultra CPUs & RTX GPUs.
The latest movie in the Alien series pays tribute to the 2014 game Alien Isolation, according to the film’s director.