Star Fox Reveal All But Confirms Switch 2 Ocarina of Time Remake

Nintendo hasn’t said much about its plans for 2026, and their recent presentations have mostly highlighted games from independent developers and other companies. Big news now often appears unexpectedly on the Nintendo Today app, which seems to have replaced their larger, more elaborate Direct presentations as the main source of announcements. However, if a recent rumor is accurate, it’s big enough to warrant a major announcement of its own.

Outlander Recap: An Attempt to Conquer Time

Turns out the kidnapping of Lord John Grey is far more complex than it seems! It’s not just about the war, but also involves time travel and, surprisingly, tackling issues of racism and homophobia. Captain Richardson, John’s captor, reveals his elaborate plan: he’s discovered John’s brother, Hal, is about to speak against further funding for the war with the American colonies. Richardson believes this speech will sway public opinion, leading to British defeat and the loss of America, which he’s determined to prevent. His solution? Blackmail. He’s using letters detailing John’s past relationships with men – provided by Percy and another former lover, Neil – to threaten him. Richardson plans to ruin John’s reputation with a public scandal, and hopes to pressure John into convincing his brother to support the war effort. It’s a complicated scheme, and you might think it’s destined to fail, but brace yourself – it’s about to get even more surprising.

The Prettiest Girl in America Won Late Night This Week

The social media team at The Late Show deserves another shout-out for their clever use of sounds on TikTok. I’ve been meaning to mention this for a while, ever since they had Senator Elizabeth Warren lip-sync to a classic scene from Lizzie McGuire. Their choice of sounds is brilliant – like using a clip of Sally Field kissing Stephen Colbert for a bit about being a ‘Role Model’! And their use of the “We are such a delight” sound, previously used by Apple Martin, for a Colbert/Stewart lip-sync was perfect. Here’s a look at other highlights from late night this week.

For All Mankind Recap: Starships Really Were Meant to Fly

The Happy Valley Steering Committee meets, and we find out that the leaders of ISN are hesitantly stopping their financial and resource support for Happy Valley. They need to avoid conflict with Earth, as the M-6 nations are starting to suspect ISN is secretly aiding the base. This loss of support means they’ll have to ration supplies even more, making the crops grown in the base’s greenhouses – known as ‘ag-domes’ – incredibly important. Luckily, Lee has organized all the teenage Martian residents into a strict schedule for tending the crops and spreading fertilizer. Everyone is on the schedule except Alex, who mysteriously never seems to be assigned to the night shift. The other teens tease him about it, but it’s all friendly and lighthearted – a really positive atmosphere!

Apple adds verification checks to Education Store after MacBook Neo discount surge

Wow, it’s crazy! Apple just made a change to how they offer discounts, and it seems like it happened pretty quickly after they released the MacBook Neo back in March. The Neo started at $599, or even $499 for students, and a lot of people online were starting to think the student discount program was being taken advantage of. It sounds like they’re tightening things up!

Lumberjack Simulator codes (May 2026)

Want to boost your progress in the game? Codes can give you helpful items like potions, pets, and strength boosts to help you grow your lumber empire quickly. If you’re tired of struggling with early-game challenges, check out the current active codes listed below and follow the instructions to redeem them before they expire!