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The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.
is a 3D platformer for the PlayStation and features the hallmarks of any platformer with collectible coins, level-specific items, and even hidden Lost Galaxy Warps that will take you to hidden levels, separate from the hidden levels found in Gorilla Nebula. The levels that contain these warps are marked on the level select screen, so you don't have to waste any time scouring other levels for secrets that aren't there. Despite this hint, the Warps are a little tricky to find in each level, so this still might take a while.
's co-op game mode is divided up into missions, each a unique level set in a particular location and with a particular focus. Played linearly, each mission is like a chapter in 's story, focusing on an individual battle in Lieutenant Titus' military career from beginning to end. Between missions, players have the opportunity to gear up, swap between 's six character classes, and perform other acts of character maintenance in the game's hub area aboard the Battle Barge.
World of Warcraft: The War Within has enjoyed, overall, a pretty decent response from the playerbase at large. A surprisingly solid story, a premise that screams high fantasy, and some peak quality of life upgrades that've made the game all the more alt-friendly has, by and large, led to a real sense that WoW is back, baby.
Intel is showing massive optimism toward its next-gen Lunar Lake CPUs since its CEO believes it will break the "short-lived" ARM CPU's dominance over the markets.
Acer Nitro XZ342CU V3bmiiphx | 34-inch | 180Hz |3440 x 1440 | AMD FreeSync | 1 ms response | $349.99 $259.99 at Walmart (save $90)This Acer monitor is perfect for gaming, and just big enough to really get some use out of it being curved. With a QHD resolution, 1 ms response time, and the ability to go up to 180 Hz refresh rate with its Display Port, you really get your bang for your buck. It also comes with multiple inputs and even speakers, meaning you won't have to splurge for a new pair until you want an audio upgrade.
Astro Bot is an undeniable win for PlayStation. It’s not just a celebration of the brand and many of the franchises that built it into what it is today, but it’s also a fantastic 3D platformer that uses the PS5 hardware in creative ways. As a Sony-published game spotlighting the history of the company, it’s obviously not on Xbox. In fact, I’ve seen a lot of people lamenting that Xbox does not have a lot of good platformers in the wake of Astro Bot’s well-received launch.
Bethesda just dropped a new Skyrim update, for a version of the game that you can't even buy anymore, alarming players who couldn't work out what had changed.