Nintendo released new updates for both the Switch and the newer Switch 2 yesterday, December 8th. The updates are identical and simply improve the overall stability of the systems, aiming for a better user experience. Interestingly, a similar update for the Switch 2 was released in September, and Nintendo has often been playfully teased about releasing stability patches over the years.
An Indiana Jones video game has a lot to live up to. The franchise is well-established, having been around since 1981 in movies, TV, and more. Fans expect certain things, like swinging from whips, solving puzzles in interesting places, and, of course, fighting bad guys.
In an interview with Variety, Nicholas Hoult revealed that filming for Man of Tomorrow will start in April. He also shared that while he can’t disclose many details, the project is “awesome.” A short clip of the interview is available below for those interested.
On the How Real Is It? podcast, astrophysicist Paul M. Sutter talked about the science behind the gravity drive in the movie Event Horizon. Sutter, who admits to watching the film many times, explained that in our universe, things happen in a specific order – causes must come before effects – and information can’t travel faster than the speed of light.
Marvel hasn’t shared many details about the next Avengers movie’s plot, beyond announcing the cast in March and confirming Doctor Doom as the villain, with the multiverse being a central theme. The first trailer for Avengers: Doomsday will offer fans a glimpse of what the story will be about.
The Knight isn’t as flashy as some other troops like the Mega Knight or as powerful as a P.E.K.K.A., but don’t underestimate him. He’s a remarkably reliable and effective card, available from the very beginning of the game and still useful even at the highest levels. What makes him so strong? Simply put, he offers incredible value. For just three elixir, you get a unit that can take a lot of damage, deal solid attacks, and work well in almost any battle situation.
Indiana Jones is a beloved adventure series from the 1980s. The first three movies, created by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, are considered classics, just like their earlier hits, Jaws and Star Wars, and remain enjoyable to watch today. While the newer films, The Crystal Skull and The Dial of Destiny, don’t quite reach the same level of quality, the game Indiana Jones and The Great Circle successfully captures the spirit of the original trilogy. It feels like a worthy continuation of that iconic series.
As a huge Kill Bill fan, I was so excited to finally see The Whole Bloody Affair! It’s Tarantino’s original cut, before it was split into two movies, and it’s packed with extra stuff you don’t get watching both Vol. 1 and Vol. 2. The anime sequence with O-Ren Ishii’s backstory is way more fleshed out, and the Crazy 88 fight is longer and in full color – it’s amazing! Plus, they removed the black-and-white intro from Vol. 2 because everything is explained naturally since you’re watching the whole story at once. It really feels like the complete vision Tarantino had for the film.
Pregnancy and having children were already part of the game, but the recent update made it more realistic. Now you’ll see visibly pregnant characters, new animations, and related conversations. Being pregnant and raising a child also gives players a boost in productivity. A unique feature is that players can continue playing as their children after their original character dies. Also, characters will stop working during the later stages of their pregnancy.
The new area, Forsaken Hollows, introduces the Great Hollow – a dynamic environment that dramatically alters the landscape. This map presents a significant challenge due to numerous gaps that can lead to fatal falls. This guide will explain how to earn the Favor of the Great Hollow and detail its abilities within the Elden Ring Nightreign update.