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Power Spots have started to appear across the map in , bringing glowing pink landmarks to the game for the first time ever. These mysterious spots signal the imminent arrival of Dynamaxing, a new feature that will let Trainers take on giant-sized Pokémon in exciting Max Battles. But for now, they simply exist to provide Max Particles to anyone who interacts with them.
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
players who've lapsed may be tempted to finally return to the game since the latest patch adds a wealth of exciting new features. While the upgraded version of has had a somewhat rocky post-launch experience, Studio Wildcard has done its best to listen to the audience and provide plenty of high-quality content updates that build on the already successful formula. The latest patch introduces a massive new biome and a major technical upgrade that should make the game smoother for everyone.
games have always been filled with fun cosmetics, from the colorful ponchos into the variety of jacket-filled outfits in . However, it has to be Kay's assortment of outfits in that takes the cake, not just for their plethora of callbacks to characters and moments from the films, but also because of just how stylish they are. Kay absolutely pulls off every look, giving players a tough time finding the perfect look to stick with for the entire duration of.
Shuri's Black Panther Claws are the latest Marvel-themed weapon to arrive in Chapter 5: Season 4. These powerful melee weapons can be used to hack and slash your opponents, and it's not just Shuri that can wield them. Any character can try them out, whether you're playing as superhero Spider-Man or pop superstar Ariana Grande.
Intel's newly launched Xeon W9-3595X CPU with 60 P-Cores has been overclocked to 5.8 GHz, a 1 GHz jump over its default frequency.
After eight years in development, PlayStation's latest exclusive, , was launched on PlayStation 5 and PC on August 23, 2024, and on September 3, 2024, not even a full two weeks later, PlayStation has announced it will be shutting down the game on September 6, 2024. The writing seemed to be on the wall for Firewalk Studios' live-service shooter before the game even launched, as it seemed to have a somewhat underwhelming player count during its beta, but when it launched, its recorded figures on Steam were surprisingly low, even when compared to other notable live-service bombs this year, such as.
I haven’t engaged with much Harry Potter media in recent years (the abhorent views of the series’ creator has soured me on all things Potter), but I still have fond memories of Quidditch, Harry Potter’s unique broomstick-riding sport. The Quidditch scenes in the movie adaptations were always my favorites, and one of the first games I remember playing consistently on PC was 2003’s Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup. I’m no longer actively seeking out Harry Potter media on my own, but when I saw Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions had launched into PlayStation Plus and was a spiritual successor to Quidditch World Cup, I was curious enough to check it out.