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A fan's dad brought the iconic Pip-Boy to reality, and it actually works. The Pip-Boy has been in Interplay, Black Isle, and Bethesda's post-apocalyptic RPGs and shooters since the very first game, and has remained a series staple since then. The fictional wearable computer was lovingly re-created in reality, down to the radio stations and Vault Boy animation.
It’s Saturn, in the future. Music is outlawed. Society is run by tyrannical Satellites that keep the good citizens silent and subjugated, unable to produce their own Electricity and beholden to the harsh hands of their overlords. Our protagonist Bobo is an illegal, super glamorous, super cool musician, constantly on the wrong side of the law because of her insistence on making music. She's in just the right spot to upend the natural order of things and put the Satellites in their place, freeing the masses by playing a sick guitar solo at key moments. Sure, she's got a grand plan—the Keylockers scattered around Soundwave City contain trapped djinn (and also the city's music or sound or both?) and if Bobo can free the djinn she will also have Released Music and Defeated Fascism, or something.
fans itching to see new guest character Ghostface in action are in luck because NetherRealm Studios finally showcased the horror movie icon's first Fatality. The series is no stranger to hosting barbaric slasher villains with previous games like including Freddy Krueger from and featuring Jason Voorhees from. Ghostface may not be an unkillable menace like some of the game's super-powered fighters but they more than make up for it their sinister combat knife and partner in crime.
Here's a thing about me: I loved Vampire: The Masquerade – Shadows of New York, the sequel to 2019's good-but-not-great visual novel Coteries of New York. Its blend of excellent art, a killer soundtrack, and writing that—so far as I'm concerned—captured the true, stifling horror of the World of Darkness struck me so hard that it inspired my first-ever published piece of games writing, effectively putting me where I am today.
SOHO Live has announced the first-ever official Shovel Knight concert.
Online rumors recently pushed the narrative that GTA 6 had already been internally delayed to 2026, but one former Rockstar Games lead has explained that the studio won't know whether the game needs more time in the oven until next summer.
If you're trying to be as immersed as possible in the best PS5 games, you will be doing yourself a disservice by playing with anything but the best headset. You might not think it, but a great headset is just as important as having the best PS5 controller and could be the most valuable accessoryyou have in your gaming arsenal.
One of the best things about Astro Bot is all of the cameos from PlayStation’s history that it features. Astro Bot highlights iconic franchises like God of War, Horizon, and Uncharted, as well as more obscure or dormant ones like Ape Escape, Wild Arms, and Cool Boarders. My favorite cameos are the ones that are impossible to find elsewhere on PS5. For most of the games referenced within Astro Bot, there’s a way to play them on PS5, mainly through PS Plus Premium’s classics catalog or PS3 game streaming. Some of the VIP Bots in Astro Bot that are based on characters from these games aren’t so lucky.
One great feature we lost from the PlayStation 4 was the ability to customize our themes. These backgrounds let us personalize our consoles a bit and even change up the music. On the PS5, the background and music changes automatically as you scroll through the best PS5 games on your dashboard, removing the option to set your own themes. This was almost as annoying as PS5 controller drift, but thanks to a new update, there is a way to at least change the background on one aspect of your console. Let's run through the new system and how you can put your own background in place.