The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remake Rumor Reveals Potential Release Date

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Information has reached us from Detective Seeds, a source with limited past evidence. Regardless, their recent gossip about the game is causing quite a stir. According to one anonymous user, there’s a strong possibility that the much-discussed remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion could drop as early as this week or the following one. Since this week is nearing its end, it seems plausible that the release will happen next week.

Nintendo GameCube Controllers Work On Switch 2

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Individuals who opt for the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass will gain unique privileges to play GameCube games on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. These games can be controlled using the standard Joy-Con 2 controllers, which offer customizable button configurations. Nintendo is set to introduce a fresh Wireless GameCube controller designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch 2.

Sung Jin-Woo’s Betrayal: Will He Leave Korea?

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The stunning transformation of Sung Jin-Woo from a lowly E-rank to an elite S-rank hunter left both civilians and fellow hunters stunned. This achievement made him the tenth S-rank hunter hailing from Korea, capturing global attention in addition to local admiration. His unique case is notable because he progressed from E-rank to S-rank, a path rarely taken by hunters. Naturally, everyone is watching Jin-Woo closely, particularly after the events of the fourth Jeju Island raid as depicted in Solo Leveling.

Titanfall 3 Coming in 2026?

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The Titanfall series didn’t exactly have an easy ride. The first game, launching in 2014 and focusing primarily on multiplayer rather than a single-player storyline, debuted exclusively on the Xbox One – just a few months after the console’s underwhelming launch. The second installment, Titanfall 2, came out in 2016, offering a complete single-player campaign for the first time and being released across multiple platforms. However, it found itself competing against two massive multiplayer FPS games, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Battlefield 1, which overshadowed its release. Yet, despite getting lost in the shuffle, Titanfall 2’s single-player campaign is still celebrated as one of the best of its era, sparking hopes among fans for a third game.

DB Super’s Toyotaro References Dragon Ball Daima

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Given that the series Dragon Ball Daima aired from October until February, followers were able to savor another installment of the franchise as they eagerly anticipated news about the long-delayed comeback of Super. Yet, some events depicted in Daima contradicted those shown in Super, which left a bad taste for many fans.

‘That Would Be Fun’ Superman Star David Corenswet Wants To Do This Animated Series Plot In Live Action

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James Gunn and Peter Safran implemented significant transformations upon assuming their roles as co-heads at DC Studios. Their plan was to rejuvenate the DC Extended Universe (DCEU). Originally, it was planned that Henry Cavill would reprise his role as Superman in another film. However, Gunn opted for a more youthful actor, thereby making Corenswet the star of the upcoming Superman movie. Lately, Corenswet has expressed his admiration for another DC superhero and elaborated on the storyline he wishes to bring to life-action.

Donkey Kong Country Artist Responds To Fan Criticism Of Donkey Kong Redesign

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Yesterday during the Switch 2 Direct presentation, both Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World’s new trailer were unveiled. This gave us a more detailed look at the revamped design for everyone’s favorite ape, Donkey Kong. Initially, we caught a sneak peek of him when the Switch 2 was initially introduced. As with any modernization of an iconic, cherished character, fan reactions have been varied.

Unleash the Apocalypse: The Last of Us Part2 Remastered PC Hits Harder Than Ever!

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In the latest computer adaptation from Sony, titled “The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered,” the quality has seen significant fluctuations across previous releases. While some PlayStation games have smoothly transitioned to PC platforms, offering comparable or even superior gaming experiences to their console counterparts, others have faced challenges. For instance, the initial PC port of “The Last of Us Part 1” encountered serious difficulties, and more recently, the PC version of “Marvel’s Spider-Man 2” debuted with numerous issues. With these past problems in mind, I approached “The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered” on PC with some apprehension, fearing it might not live up to the original game.