If you’re planning to see the new sci-fi movie *Tron: Ares*, you might be wondering if you should stick around after the credits. The good news is, there *is* a scene after the credits, and it’s worth watching! It hints at what could happen in a possible sequel. We won’t give away any spoilers – you’ll have to see it for yourself!
Most games don’t give you all the abilities at once – they introduce them gradually so you can learn as you go. Blue Protocol Star Resonance does the same thing, unlocking skills one by one. But it’s not always obvious how to get them. For example, you need to reach the Wind Core before you can learn Phantom Dash. So, how do you get to the Wind Core?
In the second season of Peacemaker, Chris Smith travels to an alternate Earth, known as Earth X, using a special device. There, he discovers a reality where his father and brother are still alive and things seem much improved.
The Float ability lets you gently descend through the air, helping you reach specific areas more easily. It’s a very useful skill to unlock quickly. So, how do you get it?
A recent clip from the show *Grow* offered a good look at Dominic McLaughlin’s performance, giving fans a strong indication of what to expect. We also got a preview of Arabella Stanton’s voice work as Hermione Granger – she’s playing the character not just in the TV series, but also in the new *Harry Potter* audiobook.
Despite the delay in the game’s release, there’s some positive news! A demo is now available for download on Steam. This demo lets you try out four different factions and includes three game modes: Classic, Single Hero, and Arena. Currently, the demo is single-player only, but the developers have confirmed that the full game will feature multiplayer, plus more factions – they’ve revealed six so far – and additional game modes.
Epic Games is quick to sue people who try to gain an unfair advantage in their games. Two Fortnite players, Idris Nahdi and Ayob Nasser, learned this the hard way when they attempted to make money by exploiting a feature of the popular battle royale game.
During the late 1990s and early 2000s, Intel was a dominant and highly successful company led by Andrew Grove, while NVIDIA was a relatively new player. Intel’s CEO reportedly didn’t take NVIDIA or its founder, Jensen Huang, seriously, and according to journalist Jim Cramer, actively disliked the competition. Huang himself stated that Intel’s goal was to eliminate NVIDIA.
A future update will let you choose between better graphics and smoother performance on both the original Nintendo Switch and the new Switch 2. More details about the update, including a complete list of changes, are available on the Japanese Nintendo website. We’ve also included some screenshots showing what’s new.
Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster has been updated to version 1.0.2 as of midnight JST on October 10, 2025. You can find the complete list of changes below.