Many fans loved Jonathan Frakes as Riker in The Next Generation, where he played a bold and romantic first officer. After spending several seasons learning about directing and editing, he directed his first episode, “The Offspring,” during the show’s third season.
Chances are you’ve seen the clip making the rounds on platforms like Twitch and TikTok: ZLANER pulls off an incredibly quick kill, and his team goes wild. But it’s not just a cool shot – the clip perfectly captures what makes competitive gaming so exciting: fast reflexes, lively teamwork, and sometimes, a bit of over-the-top celebration. Let’s take a closer look at that viral moment and what it reveals about the gaming community.
Crocs is releasing a new charm shaped like a monkey, officially named Punch (Panchi). It will be available on their website starting March 14th, and customers can currently sign up to be notified when it launches.
If you haven’t finished Resident Evil Requiem yet, you might want to stop reading now, as we’re about to reveal major spoilers from the ending. But if you’re up to date, you’ll remember that Chris Redfield was mentioned when Leon and Grace met his team at the end of the game. With recent Resident Evil games hinting at his return, could Chris Redfield be the main character in the next installment, Resident Evil 10?
In late February, Phil Spencer, who had led Xbox for many years, announced his retirement. He wasn’t the only one leaving; Sarah Bond also resigned from her role as Xbox President.
Okay, so this actor? Total legend. I grew up watching his movies – stuff like The Terminator, True Lies, even the fun ones like Jingle All The Way and Kindergarten Cop. He was HUGE in the 80s and 90s, and honestly, he’s still awesome today. The Running Man and Total Recall were classics, and seriously, the list just goes on and on. You get the picture – this guy defined action movies for a generation.
Here are all the details on the Prime Video animated show’s next installment’s release date.
So, years later, I’m totally hooked on deckbuilder games! It’s awesome how much they’ve changed and grown up with me. They’ve really branched out into all sorts of cool and creative mixes of genres. The core idea is still about building and playing a deck of cards strategically, but developers have found so many interesting ways to make each game unique.
Ys: Memories of Celceta first became available in Western markets on the PS Vita. It was later updated for PC and PS4, and a version was released in Japan as part of the ‘Memoire’ series, alongside Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana. This Japanese release included an option to switch between the original soundtrack and a newly arranged one. Now, it’s coming to the West on April 28th, and you can pre-order the digital version starting today.
Where Winds Meet puts you in the shoes of a talented martial artist in 10th-century China. While the game initially focused on the central regions of China, the new Hexi expansion opens up a vast, sandy desert area to explore, taking you far beyond the original borders.