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Fortnite's terrifying Doctor Doom power-up may have finally met its match in the latest update, which has added some seriously strong Iron Man gear to the battle royale.
A board game based on the setting of has greatly surpassed its crowdfunding goal, raising over $5 million USD just over ten minutes after the campaign went live. is exactly what it sounds like: a tabletop game for one to four players, featuring characters, concepts, and locations from the titular video game and the wider setting that inspired it.
Skyrim was released over a decade ago, raising the bar for open-world games in 2012 and beyond. However, it also raised the expectations for Bethesda and all of its titles since then, including the highly anticipated Elder Scrolls 6. So much so, in fact that, former Skyrim lead designer Bruce Nesmith says it's "almost impossible" for those expectations to be met – even if it turns out to be amazing.
One of 's key features is the ability for players to visit various levels based on famous media franchises, one of which is based on the TV series. Unfortunately, several of the famous IP characters and levels must be unlocked before players have access to them, and figuring out how to do that for each one can be a bit time-consuming.
The latest patch for Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree made some surprising changes, one of which was nerfing the last boss of the DLC, Promised Consort Radahn. But some players have decided that this is a move in the wrong direction and have begun modding these changes out.
Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics has launched with a few bumps and bruises. That's largely due to matchmaking goofs, but the more amusing story emerging is fighting game legend Justin Wong absolutely cleaning house on Marvel vs Capcom 2 – so much so that fans have decreed that he's to blame for the game being refunded.
The PlayStation Store has a massive and ever-growing library of excellent games, but not every purchase pans out as expected. Luckily for anyone experiencing buyer's remorse, limited refunds are available for PlayStation Store purchases including games, DLC, subscriptions, and preorders. However, certain criteria must be met for players to be eligible for a refund.
As with every patch, there comes a plethora of balancing tweaks and changes, and Patch 1.14 has the unenviable task of trying to balance everything in the expansion, too. This has already been met with some controversy regarding the changes to the DLC's final boss since Promised Consort Radahn found himself nerfed quite considerably. On the other hand, a lot of equipment has been buffed outside some weapons that were too strong for PvP, which has led to quite a few armaments being more viable for certain builds.