In an interview with GamesRadar, Dave Mustaine explained that surprise releases, often called ‘shadow drops,’ are something Bethesda’s Todd Howard likes to do. Mustaine believes this approach can be effective because it captures the attention of players who don’t have a lot of time or focus.
I recently got my hands on Where Winds Meet, the first game from Everstone Studio, and wow, it’s something special! It’s set in ancient China during a really cool period – the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms – and it’s a fantastic mix of everything I love in games. Think open-world adventure, action combat, and RPG elements all rolled into one. You can play it completely solo or team up with others, which is awesome. The combat is amazing – super flashy sword fights and you can even use Tai Chi to send enemies (and even animals!) flying. The bosses are seriously challenging – they remind me of the tough ones in FromSoftware games. And the first two areas, Kaifeng and Qinghe, are HUGE. There are honestly hundreds of hours of content there – tons of secrets, puzzles, and enemies to defeat. The best part? It’s completely free to play! I’m already completely hooked.
In his first video, InkSlasher discussed the copyright claims he’s facing. He explained that while most of his Dying Light video featured cutscenes from the game itself, he needed additional footage. He acknowledges that he used a small portion of gameplay from EvenBadWolves without permission or credit, and now recognizes that was a mistake.
Cox recently expressed his excitement about the nomination at the La Conve/Animex event in Mexico. He emphasized that the incredible performance of the character was largely due to Maxence Cazorla, a talented French actor who did almost all of the motion capture work. Cox believes any recognition he receives should be shared with Cazorla, as his voice was only one component of the overall performance.
A recent underwater expedition recovered a porcelain cup, some coins, and a bronze cannon from about 600 meters deep.
This impressive efficiency means the company makes more money per employee than major tech companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.
The Hall of Fame is like a free battle pass you often find in games. Unlike those passes, you can’t use real money to speed up progress. You can find it by clicking your character’s picture at the top of the screen. As you progress through the Hall of Fame, you’ll unlock new items and ways to play the game. Best of all, anything you unlock stays with you permanently, even in future game updates.
Abby Trott, the English voice of Momo in the anime Dandadan, shared what she believes contributed to the show’s popularity. She explained that the opening theme song, “Otonoke” by Creepy Nuts, became a viral hit, introducing many people worldwide to Dandadan and sparking their interest. This helped the anime reach a much wider audience.
Udo Kier was also known for his work in video games, most famously as Yuri in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 and its expansion, Yuri’s Revenge. He provided the voice for Dr. Peter Straub in Call of Duty: WWII and contributed to a horror project called OD by Hideo Kojima, who shared a farewell message on X after Kier’s passing.
Benedict Cumberbatch, famous for his roles in Marvel movies and Sherlock, recently shared his concerns about artificial intelligence in filmmaking. He expressed disappointment that AI could potentially limit creativity, discourage original ideas, and diminish the value of the effort that goes into making something truly original.