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Phasmophobia’s Next Map, Nell’s Diner, Hints At The Game’s Exciting Future

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Corey Dixon, the art director for Phasmophobia, explained that Nell’s Diner is packed with original details, offering more ways to interact with the environment and several hidden surprises. When the game was first created by Daniel Knight, he was primarily a programmer, not an artist, which is why Phasmophobia has historically relied on fairly basic visuals for things like furniture, vehicles, and even the ghosts. However, as the game nears its full release after version 1.0, the team is planning a major visual update. This approach is already visible in recent map redesigns, such as the dilapidated Grafton Farmhouse and the more refined Bleasdale Farmhouse.

Fan Art Sees Sydney Sweeney As DCU’s Power Girl, And Some Fans Are Absolutely Losing It

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Concept artist 21Xfour recently shared a fan-made image on X showing Jenna Ortega as Power Girl. The artwork reimagines Ortega in Power Girl’s iconic look – a red cape and white suit, complete with a classic, confident attitude. Though not officially connected to Warner Bros. or the new DC Universe films – the artist made that clear – it’s part of the popular trend of fans imagining different actors in beloved roles. Surprisingly, the image works really well and has quickly gained attention within comic book fan circles.

CBS’ Watson Quietly Confirmed It’s More Sci-Fi Than Fans Realized

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As a movie and TV buff, I’ve always been fascinated by Sherlock Holmes and Watson. They’ve stuck around for so long, and honestly, the world Sir Arthur Conan Doyle built feels like the original shared universe – you see echoes of it in everything from superheroes to sci-fi adventures. What’s really cool is that, unlike characters like Spock or Krypto, Holmes and Watson are totally public domain, meaning anyone can play with them. That opens the door for storytellers like Sweeny to really experiment and reimagine these icons. They’re not just doing straight-up ‘whodunits’ anymore; they’re using the Holmes framework to tackle all sorts of mysteries – even ones inside the human body. It’s neat how they’ve made Watson almost become Sherlock, using everything he learned to solve problems. And let’s be real, most of us aren’t medical experts, so whether all the science is 100% accurate isn’t the point. The mysteries aren’t about catching criminals; they’re unfolding within people, and that’s a really interesting twist.

The Pitt Is Scrubbing Up for a Residency on TNT

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It’s becoming common for streaming shows to also air on traditional TV – for example, Hulu’s Paradise recently aired on ABC shortly after its online release. However, HBO Max is taking a different approach with The Pitt on TNT. Instead of releasing episodes weekly like on the streaming service, TNT will offer five sets of episodes at once each Monday, creating more of a binge-watching event. This strategy is likely intended to avoid confusing viewers into thinking the show has moved platforms, something HBO’s content chief hinted at earlier this year. He explained that putting a current streaming show on another channel could lead people to believe they can watch all Max shows on TNT, which is acceptable for promotion as long as it’s not overdone.

Marvel’s Controversial Avengers Replacement Will Take Over The MCU In 2026

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The Infinity Saga of Marvel movies always ended each phase with a big team-up film. But the current Multiverse Saga has been different – we’ve met a lot of new heroes without much connection between them. Luckily, a team-up is planned for Disney+ before the next big Avengers movie, Doomsday, brings all the main heroes together on the big screen.