Abbey Lee plays Anna, a bartender at Jake’s Black Rabbit, and she’s one of the people hurt by Jake’s terrible choices. She’s found dead, and the details surrounding her death aren’t revealed until later in the series.
During a recent Q&A on Threads, James Gunn shared the most memorable piece of negative feedback he’d gotten about one of his films. Someone told him the soundtrack for *Guardians of the Galaxy* wouldn’t be popular and suggested he replace it with 90s Britney Spears songs. “I don’t know if it’s the *worst* note I’ve ever gotten,” Gunn said, “but it’s the one that sticks with me!”
A recent study by researchers at Brunel University London, detailed in a paper reported by The Guardian and Eurogamer, investigated why gamers choose between traditional and inverted controls. Dr. Jennifer Corbett and Dr. Jaap Munneke found that the decision isn’t simple, and largely depends on how a person’s brain processes 3D space. Their paper, titled “Why axis inversion? Optimising interactions between users, interfaces, and visual displays in 3D environments,” suggests several factors contribute to this preference.
PC Gamer reports that Krafton initially claimed the creators of Subnautica 2 rushed the game into early access before it was finished, allegedly to earn performance bonuses. However, during legal proceedings, lawyers for the creators at Fortis Advisors requested evidence of this claim, which Krafton failed to provide. As a result, Krafton has since dropped this argument from their lawsuit. Fortis Advisors described this change as a significant development and expressed some confusion over Krafton’s initial assertion.
So, Pi Network has rolled out this shiny new Fast Track KYC feature, because apparently, waiting for token claims was about as fun as watching paint dry. 😴 Now, with over 14.8 million users verified (yes, you read that right), this AI-powered system is here to save the day-or at least speed up the process. Because let’s face it, who has time for delays when there’s crypto to be claimed? ⏳💸
Cookie Jam usually focuses on food and treats, but the game loves to switch things up with unexpected topics. You never quite know what kind of question will appear next! This time, it’s about animals… and the game still hints they might be food, somehow.
Players noticed what appeared to be evidence on platforms like X and Reddit that the in-game sprays featuring characters Venture, Juno, and the new Hero Wuyang were created using artificial intelligence.
While Claptrap doesn’t appear quite as often in this new Borderlands game as he has in past titles, he still shows up enough that Gearbox included a special setting just for him. If you find the robot more annoying than funny, you can now adjust his volume independently of the rest of the game’s sound, or even mute him completely!
This demo lets you play the beginning of the RPG’s story and try out some side quests. If you play the demo, you can continue your progress in the full game when it launches in Japan on October 16th. Just keep in mind that characters in the demo are limited to level 15.
Tayta’s father announced her passing on Facebook on September 17th, explaining that her cancer had spread to her liver. He also shared that she would have celebrated her 22nd birthday just nine days after her death.