These games are still fun to play even though many of them may look a bit dated. While not the best games on the PS1, their influences are still felt to this day from developers drawing back to the PS1 to franchises continuing from their humble beginnings.
Amazon’s omertà-style code of silence has been unable to stop Titus Welliver and other Bosch: Legacy stars from speaking out about the cancelation ahead of the final season. The Save Bosch: Legacy movement is fast approaching 30,000 signatures, and it is heaping pressure on Amazon to do a U-Turn on their decision not to give Harry Bosch a proper ending. Welliver’s backing of Save Bosch: Legacy is a game-changer for the campaign, and boosts its chances of success.
In a recent blog post celebrating 15 years of Metro games, 4A Games reflected on the last decade-and-a-half, talking at length about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was stressed that, as the developers live through the situation that is ever unfolding, the story for the next Metro game has become ‘even darker’ to reflect what’s happening.
Out of 200 applications received, 40 esports organisations were granted access to the Club Partner Program, which can reward teams with grants of up to $1 million to expand their brand.
While Deltarune is certainly great for helping fulfill the need for another RPG with Toby Fox’s excellent storytelling style, we’ve got massive wait times between chapters, which isn’t helping.
While some games are just inherently difficult to play, even more of them are really difficult to 100%, especially when you’re trying to get every achievement on top of doing everything the game has to offer.
Take a look at the official alpha trailer for Steve Broome’s Escape Condition, a first-person shooter that lets you take control of society’s future. Read More 2025-03-17 18:11
The X-Men haven’t been much of a presence in the MCU, in no small part thanks to the rights and expansive work done with the characters during their tenure at Fox, which saw a full trilogy, prequels, solo films, and more brought to the big screen. While each project had its merits and fair criticisms, the one constant win across the board was the casting, which saw the comic characters brought to life by some amazing talents. One prominent name on that list is Michael Fassbender, who joined the franchise starting in 2011’s X-Men: First Class. Fassbender would take on the role of Magneto, perfectly bringing to life an antagonist that’s easily one of the most morally complex characters in comics and following up the perfect depiction of the older version previously played by Ian McKellen, a feat that is itself an accolade.
One of the most intriguing Domains revealed so far is Womb Profusion. Its grotesque imagery, unusual mechanics, and deep symbolic meaning make it stand out among the many domains showcased in the story. However, due to Kenjaku’s possession of Suguru Geto’s body, there has been debate over whether this Domain belongs to Kenjaku or is a remnant of Geto’s abilities.
The Metro franchise offers players a series of eerie post-apocalyptic games based on the novels by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky. These games tell the raw story of humanity after nuclear devastation, which forced people to hide in metro systems to protect themselves from the toxic environment and the unforgiving creatures that now roam the surface. The franchise has spanned several titles that saw significant success, especially Metro 2033, the first game from 2010, which still holds up today. Far from being done, the Metro developer still has plenty in store for players.