The gameplay trailer for Arknights: Endfield shows a combination of story scenes and actual gameplay. It features both male and female versions of the customizable main character, called the “Endminister.” The trailer also gives a glimpse of players building bases, exploring towns, talking to other characters, and taking photos within the game.
XSEED Games originally announced this game bundle in August, intending to release it this year. However, pre-orders for the physical version were paused last month due to an unexpected issue. Today, XSEED Games announced they’ve canceled both the physical release and the digital versions of the games included in the bundle.
So, Nintendo just dropped a new trailer for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, and I’ve been checking out the previews. The biggest thing everyone’s talking about is this new character, Myles MacKenzie. He’s basically an NPC buddy who follows you around, and honestly? He sounds a little annoying. From what I’ve seen, he’s constantly popping up with hints and telling you things you either already know or can figure out on your own – kind of like a lot of those helpful companions in other games who just… won’t stop talking!
Players who wanted to access Stella Montis – a hidden area on the map located in a desolate part of the game world – needed to donate a large number of resources to dig their way there. The game developers, Embark, explained that they increased the donation requirements because players were giving more resources than expected. However, even with the higher requirements, players still managed to reach the goal.
The Netflix competition show is trickier to forecast than something like Physical: 100. That’s because winning Squid Game: The Challenge isn’t just about physical power, smarts, or how well players compete; other factors come into play.
To finish “After Rain Comes,” you’ll need 2 batteries and 5 wires. It’s a good idea to keep these items secure in your pockets, so you don’t lose them during travel, in a fight, or if you encounter hostile enemies on the way to the solar panels.
Okay, so for this quest, the game will give you Fertilizer and a Water Pump, but you don’t have to rely on that. You can bring your own if you’ve already found some! Just keep in mind, you need to complete the whole thing in one Buried City raid, so you still have to actually go to both spots and grab those items to mark the quest as done. Honestly, I always bring an augment with two safe pockets with me for this. That way, even if things go south and I don’t make it out, at least I’ve got the Fertilizer and Water Pump secured!
So, I’m playing this game called Dispatch, and I’m Robert Robertson III – everyone used to call me Mecha Man. I was a big hero, but I didn’t have any powers of my own, so I fought bad guys in a giant mechsuit. But the suit’s wrecked now, and I’m kinda lost. This hero-for-hire, Blonde Blazer, offers me a job as a dispatcher – basically, I manage a team of heroes. Here’s the problem: my team is made up entirely of former supervillains. They’re a total mess – constantly arguing, always causing trouble, and definitely don’t work well together. It’s going to be a challenge getting them to actually be heroes!
So, the developers, Hypergryph, have seriously overhauled Arknights: Endfield. They’ve redone almost all of the cutscenes and dialogue – like 80-90% of it! Plus, a huge chunk of the maps and level design are different from what I remember playing back in 2024 – probably around half of it. I got to preview it again for over five hours before the beta launches, and honestly? I’m already hooked. I know I’ll easily sink another twenty hours into this game, no problem.
Chatbots are built with safety features to ensure conversations are suitable for kids. However, a recent study revealed that these safety measures can weaken over time, especially during longer conversations – those lasting from ten minutes to an hour. This isn’t new; OpenAI acknowledged in a recent lawsuit that these safeguards aren’t perfect and can become less effective. Their website confirms this, stating that the safety features work best in quick, typical interactions and may be less reliable in extended conversations. Despite knowing this, OpenAI teamed up with a toy company to create a chatbot-powered toy for children. It’s concerning to think that the expectation might have been that children would only have brief interactions with the toy, and never engage in conversations lasting more than ten minutes.