A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, inspired by George R.R. Martin’s ‘Tales of Dunk and Egg’ stories, tells its story in a way that’s quite different from the shows Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon.
If you haven’t watched the third episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, be warned – the following contains spoilers!
Even if you’re new to Dragon Quest VII, you might be aware that it tells its story through many short, self-contained parts. It’s also a lengthy game – the original PlayStation version typically takes around 100 hours to complete, while the 3DS version is a bit shorter, at about 80 hours.
Players of the Dragon Quest VII Reimagined demo may have noticed the game initially appears blurry and unattractive on the Steam Deck. This is because the game defaults to the lowest possible graphics settings. Currently, even the full game launches this way, but it’s easily fixed to make Dragon Quest VII Reimagined look and run great on the Steam Deck. I was aiming for a smooth 90 frames per second experience in handheld mode with the OLED Steam Deck, and it’s quite achievable. Before sharing my recommended settings, I’ll briefly explain what each setting does, as the in-game labels aren’t very clear.
This trailer highlights all the Steam features for Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, including support for ultrawide monitors, unlimited frame rates, upscaling technology, Steam badges and trading cards, frame generation, and verification for the Steam Deck. It comes after a recent interview with the game’s creators. You can watch the full trailer below.
The South Korean reality show Single’s Inferno has become a huge hit on the streaming service. It follows a group of single people who are isolated on an island and have to survive and get to know each other.
TikTok loves food reviews, and it’s become a popular way to discover new restaurants and cuisines as people travel the world. This has led to the rise of food influencers like Keith Lee and SamsPOV, whose reviews can now make or break a restaurant’s success.
Okay, so I just saw this and had to share – Dotonbori Kamukura, that awesome ramen place, is doing a collab with Jujutsu Kaisen! But get this, it’s not just themed food, they actually made a ramen dish based on one of the really creepy cursed objects from the show. Seriously, how cool is that?
Being a top streamer like Aydan comes with constant pressure, which can easily lead to unhealthy habits. However, Aydan has been very open about his decision to stay sober, a choice influenced by his family’s past and a strong understanding of himself. He emphasizes that it’s a personal decision based on recognizing his own weaknesses and building the future he wants. His story shows how understanding your background and being honest with yourself can help you make important life choices, particularly in the high-pressure world of professional gaming. By reflecting on his family and his own personality, he’s created a way to stay balanced.
Mark Fischbach, known online as a popular YouTuber, was so impressed with the video game Iron Lung that he decided to make a movie based on it.