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In August 1993, when polygons felt exotic, PCs were beige, and the PlayStation brand didn’t even exist, Future Publishing launched Edge, a videogame magazine with a mission to explore the future of interactive entertainment. Now, 31 years later, we have arrived at its landmark 400th edition, which is available today.
A Soulslike streamer has had his brutal level 1 God Run of seven FromSoftware games ended thanks to Dark Souls 2 and its most notorious area, and a projectile that decided to ignore the fact that walls exist.
I'm a big fan of Ridley Scott's Alien, a 1979 sci-fi classic that pits a crew of space miners against the now-famous xenomorph, a gigantic beastie stalking the hallways of the good ship Nostromo. I mention this for two reasons: One, it's a good excuse to link Alienware to one of my favourite films of a similar name, and two, because the late-70's futuristic aesthetic of that film cemented a much-copied standard in sci-fi design.
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A large part of is the many agents and the different factions they belong to. Since is a gacha game, that relies on things like limited-time characters for monetization purposes, the roster of of playable characters will likely continue to expand so long as the game stays alive. Understanding the game’s different factions and the agents available in them can be useful for navigating which characters are in the game.
includes an exciting new story that adds a lot to ’s base game, but one of its side quests really should have been turned into part of the main story. Though all side quests in offer some interesting depth to the Land of Shadow and the events happening there, one, in particular, seems almost essential for fully understanding the main quest of ’s DLC. Though players will have to challenge one of the difficult Remembrance bosses to complete this quest, the story is well worth it.
Widely considered one of the greatest RPGs of all time, has unfortunately aged less gracefully than many games of its time. Although its storytelling and worldbuilding are still excellent, other elements don't quite match modern standards. Luckily, is the most moddable game of the series and still hosts a thriving modding scene even 15 years after launch.
Despite its numerous setbacks, the massive mod is closer than ever to launching as developer Team FOLON dropped some exciting news for its followers. While the expansive add-on was initially meant to launch in early 2024, development was forced to pause and pivot after Bethesda dropped a «Next Gen» patch for, breaking many of the mod's systems. After months of recalibration, it seems a release is inevitable as the group working on the project has made some significant strides to ensure nothing messes with the mod again.