Max Starts Selling ‘Extra Member’ Accounts, as Warner Bros. Discovery Follows Netflix’s Lead in Cracking Down on Password-Sharing

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On Tuesday, Max introduced the Extra Member Sharing Option in the U.S., costing $7.99 per month. This allows a primary account holder to extend their Max account privileges by inviting an external acquaintance (either friend or family member not residing under the same roof) to establish their own, independent account with an adult profile, all while being subscribed to the same plan. The introduction of Max’s Extra Member feature follows the announcement made by WBD executives about imposing limitations on sharing streaming accounts beyond a single household.

‘The Last of Us’ Composers on Scoring Joel’s Big Moment, the Jackson Invasion and Capturing Abby’s Anger Without Making Her a Villain

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As composer David Fleming understood that this week’s episode of “The Last of Us” would encompass the brutal siege of Jackson and Joel’s (Pedro Pascal) demise at the hands of vengeful Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), he recognized that composing music to harmoniously flow through these “momentous” scenes demanded a delicate “balance.

Tekken 8 Fans Are Hoping for Josie’s Return – Will Their Dreams Come True?

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A recent discussion on a well-known online forum sparked interest about Harada and his subtle hints concerning Tekken 8’s characters. The initiator of the thread, “Reina-Mishima,” is suggesting that yellow and blue colors could mean Josie will make a return. It’s intriguing to see how color combinations can generate such anticipation! One enthusiastic participant jokingly commented, “If they’re bringing back Josie, I only hope they cast a real Filipino actress for her voice.” This reflects the growing need for diversity in gaming. Fans are brimming with enthusiasm, and their optimism is catching, as many brainstorm how her unique fighting style could alter the new game.

Tekken Fans Divided: Did T8 Ruin Jin’s Character?

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As a devoted fan, I’ve always been captivated by Jin Kazama’s narrative, richly woven with heart-wrenching history, relentless vengeance, and moral complexities that kept me hooked. From the start, Jin was an anti-hero who fought not just opponents, but battled his own lineage and destiny. The Tekken universe welcomed him as a character whose struggles went beyond mere combat, delving into the complexities of bloodlines and fate.

In Tekken 6, I was thrilled to witness Jin’s transformation into a villain, a development that mirrored Kazuya’s descent into darkness. This intricate family dynamic added layers upon layers to Jin’s character, making it all the more compelling.

However, with the announcement of Tekken 8, I can’t help but feel that this complex backstory is being overlooked, potentially undermining the depth of Jin’s character and the rich narrative that has been built around him over the years. As a fan like Sol_Install, I eagerly await more details about how Tekken 8 will address and continue this captivating storyline.

Tekken 2.01 Patch: Players Demand Combo Length Changes Amid Mixed Reactions

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In the heart of conversations surrounding patch 2.01, the matter of combo length’s impact is under scrutiny. Many gamers contend that merely decreasing the power of certain moves does not tackle the root problem: the excessive length and intricacy of current combos. A player known as FlipitLOW echoed this sentiment, asserting, “I hope the combo length will be shortened at some point, not just damage reduction.” This statement reflects a widespread dissatisfaction; reducing damage solely seems like “adding another layer to an already layered situation,” as fans yearn for a more comprehensive reassessment of the combat system. The general sentiment is that if combos are shorter, players can immerse themselves in a richer, more interactive experience without being overwhelmed by lengthy sequences that could lead to monotonous gameplay. The community is pondering, isn’t it reasonable to expect a fighting game that feels like a genuine battle rather than a demonstration of juggling tricks?

The Sweet Taste of Victory: Tekken Players Share Their Lucky Wins

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Winning unexpectedly in Tekken, often perceived as a fluke, brings immense joy to players, as succinctly expressed by equinoxDE: “It feels sooo goooooood.” This triumph momentarily makes players feel great, whether it’s exploiting an opponent’s mistake or executing a flawless combo that would be impossible to replicate even with repeated attempts. The comments from SaltShakerFGC and Classic-Exchange-511 underscore this unpredictable mindset of wins being ‘lucky,’ which contributes to amusing rivalries. Players often embrace the memes, stating “if I won, it wasn’t luck; if I lost, they definitely got lucky.” This psychology reflects the complex ego of competitive players who grapple with the balance between skill and chance. Isn’t it fascinating how defeat always provides an explanation when things don’t go as planned?

Walmart’s Doom: The Dark Ages Controller And Game Bundle Saves You Cash

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Ready to dive headfirst into The Dark Ages on May 13? Then don’t miss out on the Doom Anthology! Currently on sale, it offers a fantastic deal: a miniature 5-inch replica of the BFG with LED lighting and a stand, along with six iconic games from the series. It’s playable across Switch, PS5, Xbox, and PC platforms, but the most significant discount is for Nintendo Switch users.

10 Hidden Gems From A24 You Need To See

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Despite the acclaim garnered by movies such as Everything Everywhere All at Once and Uncut Gems, produced by A24, it’s important to note that there are numerous other A24 films that haven’t received as much recognition. These lesser-known movies share the same bold tone and innovative visual storytelling with their more popular counterparts, creating a cinematic experience that lingers in the minds of viewers long after the credits roll.