Harlowe is a playable character in *Borderlands 4*. She’s a Gravitar, meaning she focuses on attacks using different elemental types. While many players don’t consider her a top-tier choice, and some even think she’s the weakest Vault Hunter, it’s important to remember that certain modifications can significantly improve her abilities. For example, the Skeptic mod offers a unique and powerful effect.
The updated version includes vocals from Darren Korb and Ashley Barrett, backed by a full orchestra recorded at the famous Abbey Road Studios, Studio 1. It’s being released a week before *Hades II* comes out on Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, and PC.
Devolver Digital is offering those who requested a refund for Borderlands 4 the chance to use that money to buy their new game, Mycopunk. Released in July for $15, Mycopunk is a co-op shooter set on another planet and shares a similar look and feel with Borderlands 4.
Darrell Gallagher, the head of the studio behind Perfect Dark and The Initiative, has written a farewell message about those projects and announced he is leaving Microsoft.
The shop in Skate can be a little confusing to use, so we’ve created a guide to help you understand the game’s two different types of currency. We’ll explain how to earn each one and what you can buy with it.
Both women are approaching the style differently, and a recent expert analysis explained why it remains popular – it’s more than just being see-through.
The longtime Survivor host was on a red carpet when he stopped for a chit-chat with Entertainment Tonight. The host asked if Reilly will ever be able to complete the CBS trifecta and appear on Survivor, and Probst did not say no. Here was his response…
In Season 1 of *The Summer I Turned Pretty*, Belly turned sixteen, marking a significant moment in her journey to adulthood. This birthday also intensified the romantic tension between her and her two love interests, Conrad and Jeremiah. While the show initially changed Belly’s birthday from the book, Season 2 subtly revealed the actual date.
Much of the latest episode focuses on the heroes trying to stay out of trouble after Cate’s attack. This would be difficult enough normally, but Vought News is exploiting the situation, framing it as a “hate crime” for their own political gain – a sadly familiar tactic. The young heroes disagree on how to proceed: Jordan wants to escape, as usual, and Emma shockingly suggests killing Cate if she recovers. Marie doesn’t agree with violence, but she sides with Emma in wanting to follow Starlight’s lead and investigate Project Odessa. Even though she’s back at God U and knows she should lay low – her forced social media posts won’t convince anyone she’s okay – she can’t ignore her urge to do the right thing.
This episode feels more standalone than some of the others this season, which have been focused on bigger storylines. It still connects to what’s been happening, particularly the increasing friction between Sylvia and Charlie, but the main event is Sylvia planning a party for her first client who isn’t a friend. She’s organizing a premiere party for Mason Grand (played convincingly unlikeable by Milo Manheim), a popular young actor, to celebrate his new show, *Young Darcy Mysteries*. It’s a prequel to *Pride and Prejudice*, telling the story of a young Mr. Darcy.