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Yesterday, Epic Games teased an upcoming Fallout crossover with Fortnite in Chapter 5, Season 3. This is entirely unsurprising, as Epic has always tried to bring the hottest entertainment franchises across all media to Fortnite in an attempt to maintain interest in the game.
With renewed interest in the post-apocalyptic series thanks to the Fallout TV show, it was only a matter of time before we started seeing the Brotherhood of Steel in Epic's multiverse. With a new official teaser having just landed, it looks like that time is Fortnite Season 3.
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.
Since 2014, has been using and supporting its fifth edition. Thanks to some good luck, massive gaming projects, and famous fan shows, 5e has become most popular version, breaking into the mainstream. Several factors can be attributed to this, such as 5e's ease of play compared to older versions and shows like and popularizing the tabletop RPG for wider audiences. 's success has also helped in this regard, and all three have been made during the 5e era, but is looking to move beyond its fifth edition.
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.
Since the release of the TV show, the next game has some explaining to do. The TV series is the latest-set entry in the franchise, and incorporates people, places, and things from across the decades of lore — even if it does leave out one major recurring character. But as hard as the TV show tries to stay canon-neutral, it makes its own impact on the universe, too. Sticking closest to one of ' endings as the true outcome for the Mojave Wasteland, the TV series clearly has its own take on canon.
Banana Guards are minor characters in Adventure Time. They look like banana popsicles, and aren't an obvious pick for the ensemble roster of Warner Bros fighting game MultiVersus, which could include lots of better-known cartoon characters. The Powerpuff Girls are expected, for instance, but there's still been no reveal. Banana Guard, however, just made the cut, and some fans just cannot accept it.
According to a pair of content creators, the wait for a new Valve game is almost over: A third-person hero shooter called Deadlock is in closed alpha and an announcement seems imminent.