Most couples don’t rush into marriage – unlike those on reality TV shows or in Vegas weddings. Planning a wedding usually takes a significant amount of time, and booking a venue can sometimes take a year or more.
Whenever a big update drops for a game, things quickly get interesting. One moment you’re excited to see what’s new, and the next you’re reading complaints online about changes to weapons or maps. This emotional swing is something most dedicated gamers know well – we get frustrated, voice our opinions, but still keep coming back. What is it about the games we love that creates this pattern?
This month brings a lot of new documentaries to streaming platforms, but “Friends Like These” is a must-watch. It’s a moving three-part series that investigates the disappearance of Skylar Neese from her West Virginia home on July 6, 2012.
The newest addition to the series is Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered, which wraps up the story of Kain and his complex relationship with Raziel. Originally released in 2003, Defiance was a game I eagerly anticipated. As a dedicated fan of the franchise, it stood out as a highlight of that year for me.
Like many other big tech companies, Microsoft has been rapidly developing and integrating artificial intelligence into its products. They’ve included Copilot, their AI assistant, directly into Windows 11, as well as programs like Microsoft Office and other software they offer.
When Code Vein II was announced, I was surprised to learn it wouldn’t directly continue the story of the first game. While I generally prefer fresh starts for sequels, the original Code Vein ended with a compelling hint that it was connected to the God Eater series. It’s disappointing to see that connection dropped in the new game.
You can open Officer JoJo’s locker as a hidden surprise if you complete Barry’s scavenger hunt. While Barry didn’t make the hunt impossible, you’ll still need to do some exploring to find everything.
You can find an optional puzzle and hidden surprise called the STARS office case. After reaching the Raccoon City Police Department, look for it in the back room of the STARS office.
The standard version of the game will cost $49.99 and can only be purchased physically on Amazon. For digital players, there will be two additional options: a Deluxe Edition for $59.99 and a Super Deluxe Edition for $69.99. You can find more details about what’s included in each edition in the press release.
Resident Evil Requiem came out on February 27, 2026, and we think it’s one of the strongest entries in the series for a long time. Although the game primarily follows the story of Leon and Grace, many fans have been more interested in a different aspect of the game.