Turn-based indie pixel-art RPG Quartet is coming to Nintendo Switch on May 12

The puzzle game Quartet is now available digitally on Switch for $19.99. You can find it on the eShop here. Originally released on PC last August, it’s received several updates, including the recent version 1.3 (details here). If you’re new to the game, you can read our review here, and find more information on the official website here.

Netflix’s New Epic Fantasy Adventure Movie Debuts To Divisive Rotten Tomatoes Score

Directed by Nathan Greno, who co-directed Tangled, and based on a story by John Whittington (Sonic the Hedgehog 3) and Christian Magalhaes and Robert Snow (both known for DuckTales), the movie follows Ollie and Ivy. They come from species that are naturally rivals – mammals and birds – but discover magical pods that switch their bodies. Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple lead a talented voice cast that also includes Cedric the Entertainer, Tracy Morgan, and Justina Machado.

Official Star Wars Rogue One Prequel Reveals a Secret Andor Mission

Ethan Sacks recently expanded the backstory of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, originally designed to fit into the sequel trilogy, by revealing a previous adventure featuring Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Darth Vader. Now, Marvel is preparing to share another untold story, this time focusing on Cassian Andor and detailing his last mission before the events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

The Queens of Prop Comedy Won Late Night This Week

This week brought a couple of particularly strange audience reactions. Someone randomly shouted during Gaten Matarazzo’s appearance on The Daily Show after he stated food should be edible, and incredibly, someone cheered for the Axis powers during WWII while Francesco De Carlo performed stand-up on The Tonight Show, which clearly surprised him. The main takeaway? Please think carefully before shouting out – you could end up supporting a very harmful ideology.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 Features A Major First For One Of Its Cast Members

The movie, inspired by Lauren Weisberger’s book, features Anne Hathaway as Andrea Sachs, a young journalist who gets a job assisting Miranda Priestly, the demanding editor-in-chief of the high-fashion magazine Runway. Meryl Streep plays Miranda, while Emily Blunt stars as Emily Charlton, another assistant, and Stanley Tucci plays Nigel Kipling, the magazine’s art director. David Frankel directed the film.