The popular pixel art action RPG series from NIS is back with Cladun X3, after an eight-year hiatus. From what I’ve played, this new installment builds significantly on the original game, offering much more in-depth customization options. The Western release of Cladun X3 includes all the content updates and patches that were previously released in Japan. You can find details about those updates here.
It’s common for game developers to revisit popular maps and update them for modern players. Call of Duty has a history of doing this, and they plan to continue the tradition with Black Ops 7.
Following the somewhat disappointing release of Borderlands 3, Gearbox seems to be aiming for a more refined experience with this new installment. However, it still retains the core Borderlands feel – including the often-annoying robot, Claptrap. Thankfully, players can now adjust Claptrap’s volume, which many will appreciate, as he’s a bit less frustrating than before.
The series follows Cameron Cade, a promising young American football player, played by Tyriq Withers, whose life and career are derailed after a violent attack during a solo training session.
So, I was watching Kimmel’s show the other night, and he made some jokes about how people were reacting to the news about Charlie Kirk. Honestly, it didn’t seem *that* bad to me, but apparently, the head of the FCC, Brendan Carr, was super upset about it. He even hinted that ABC could lose the right to broadcast if they kept stuff like that up. It’s kinda crazy how seriously he took it!
While *Sinners* isn’t a typical Halloween-themed horror film, it’s easily the scariest movie I’ve seen all year, and that’s saying something given how many good horror movies have come out recently. I also really enjoyed *Weapons* and *28 Years Later*. It makes me wonder why those weren’t released closer to Halloween, especially *Weapons*! Still, *Sinners* feels like the perfect movie to watch as the days get shorter and the nights get longer – prime time for vampires, wouldn’t you say?
The music video stars Lotus Juice, Azumi Takahashi, and Toshiki Konishi from the Atlus Sound team. It combines real-life performances with scenes directly from the game.
After Wendy Williams left the show in 2021 due to health problems, Sherri Shepherd took over in 2022. Now called *Sherri*, the show is starting its fourth season and is the most-watched syndicated talk show among Black women aged 25-54.
After receiving many messages about a recent stream featuring d4vd and Jasontheween, Pokimane spoke about the situation on social media.
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