Nitro Deck 2 For Nintendo Switch 2 Revealed

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If you need a new controller for your Nintendo Switch quickly, the CRKD Nitro Deck and Nitro Deck+ are great options. They usually cost between $50 and $60 and are available in colors like black, grey, and purple. The standard Nitro Deck has full-size analog sticks and triggers that respond perfectly, a traditional D-pad, four customizable back buttons, motion controls, vibration, a turbo function, and comfortable curved grips. It works with both the regular Switch and the OLED model.

Capcom Invites Fans To Design Their Own Mega Man Boss For Dual Overdrive

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I’m so excited about the Mega Man: Dual Overdrive Robot Design Contest! It’s already underway, but there’s a catch – Capcom has a general idea of what they want for this new Robot Master. They’re looking for a villain with a really powerful suction ability in their right arm. They even gave us a base design to start with, which is awesome. If you’re 13 or older, you can take that design and really make it your own – it’s a great chance to create a totally new bad guy for Mega Man!

Kill Bill Is My Favorite Quentin Tarantino Movie, But I’m Not Sold On The Whole Bloody Affair

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I first became a fan of Quentin Tarantino with the Kill Bill movies, which came out in 2003 and 2004. As a kid, I watched those films on DVD constantly and can still recite almost the entire first volume, including all of Tarantino’s nods to other movies and TV shows. Even so, committing more than four hours to watch both Kill Bill films back-to-back feels like a big undertaking, even for a dedicated fan like me.

DC’s ‘Supergirl’ Trailer Doesn’t Actually Tease Brainiac – Here’s What You Missed

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This initially suggests the introduction of Superman’s famous enemy, Brainiac. While Brainiac is rumored to be the villain in the upcoming Man of Tomorrow movie – which is slated for release a year after Supergirl – the Supergirl trailer doesn’t actually hint at Brainiac’s appearance. Instead, it focuses on a tragic event for Kryptonians, taken from the original DC Comics, and a significant scene from the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic book by Tom King, Bilquis Evely, and Matheus Lopes.

Sigourney Weaver Reflects on Influential Ellen Ripley in ‘Alien’ Franchise

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Sigourney Weaver hasn’t portrayed Ripley in nearly three decades, but the character remains a favorite from her extensive acting career. During a recent appearance at the Red Sea International Film Festival, as part of a conversation event, the 76-year-old actress discussed Ripley and how she first gained recognition through the role. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Weaver explained that Ripley’s status as a feminist icon wasn’t initially planned by the writers, and she shared her thoughts on why the character has become such a significant and influential female figure in modern culture.

Is Sony Really Failing? Here’s the Real Story

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You’ve likely seen online that many gamers feel Sony isn’t performing as well as it used to. Discussions about PlayStation sales, new games, and company choices often suggest the company is struggling. However, a closer look reveals a more nuanced situation than what’s often discussed.

Ella McCay Is Pure Gas-Leak Cinema

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The movie mainly focuses on Ella, a 34-year-old lieutenant governor played by Emma Mackey, but gets bogged down in a lengthy side story about her brother, Casey (Spike Fearn). Casey is a brilliant MIT graduate who has been a recluse for over a year after his girlfriend, Susan, didn’t immediately agree to become exclusive with him – so he blocked her. He essentially ghosted her. When Ella points this out, Casey decides to win Susan back, embarking on a long walk across town to prove he’s not afraid to leave the house. Amazingly, Susan (played by Ayo Edebiri in a brief scene) not only lets this disheveled, intense man into her apartment after a year of no contact, but tries to have a normal conversation with him as if nothing happened. Just when it felt like the situation might turn dangerous, Casey asks Susan to be his girlfriend again, and she… says yes! (Spoiler alert!)