Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition showcases Alphen in a new character trailer

The latest trailer highlights the main character, Alphen. Previously announced, Tales of Arise on the Switch 2 will run at 1080p resolution whether played on a TV or in handheld mode. Cutscenes will aim for a smooth 60 frames per second, while exploring the world, fighting battles, and watching skits will run at 30fps. Tales of Arise is currently available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC, and it comes to Switch 2 on May 22nd. You can find Adam’s review of the game’s expansion here.

Malcolm in the Middle star tells paparazzi to leave original Dewey actor alone

Okay, so the new ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ – they’re calling it ‘Life’s Still Unfair’ – dropped earlier this month, and honestly, everyone’s loving it. It’s getting great reviews and people are really into it, even though one of the original cast members isn’t part of the revival. It’s cool to see it still works without them!

The Blood of Dawnwalker requires $2.5k graphics card to play at 4k

One of the biggest downsides to PC gaming is that you constantly have to update your hardware. New, high-end games regularly come out requiring more memory, faster processors, and especially more powerful graphics cards if you want to play them with the best settings and visuals.

Blades of Fire 2.0 showcases Transmutation and Photo Mode in new videos

After sharing a video of its Photo Mode, MercurySteam has now revealed the Transmutation feature in Blades of Fire. Originally released last year for PS5, Xbox Series, and the Epic Games Store on PC, Blades of Fire is coming to Steam on May 14th. The Steam version will include DLSS 4, a New Game Plus mode, a Titanium difficulty level, new weapons and customization options in New Game Plus, and the previously shown Photo Mode, along with other improvements. A demo is currently available on Steam, and your progress in the demo will carry over to the full game when it launches.

He-Man creator Roger Sweet dies at 91

Roger Sweet was a highly respected figure in the toy industry. When Mattel lost the opportunity to create Star Wars toys to Kenner in the 1970s, they needed a new hit product. Roger Sweet was tasked with developing a toy line that could compete with the wildly popular Star Wars franchise.