Some of these older superhero games might be new to younger players, and even longtime fans may have forgotten what they were like. But that’s what’s great about revisiting them – a truly good game remains enjoyable no matter how much time has passed.
Players of ARC Raiders have noticed a strange issue with how foliage appears in the game, and it’s happened again this month. Lowering the graphics settings on PC seems to give players an unfair advantage because it makes bushes and other plants disappear for those with lower settings. This means someone could be hiding in cover, but appear completely exposed to an enemy who has turned their graphics down. It’s a problem because the game handles this visually on each player’s computer, not on the server. Players are asking the developers to fix this, and now a new issue may be emerging within the game’s community.
It’s easy to see why many people currently favor Red Dead Redemption 2, but the original Red Dead Redemption shouldn’t be forgotten. While the sequel definitely improved on the formula, the first game still holds a special appeal and remains enjoyable to play today.
It was a complicated genre with a lot of rules, especially for a young child like me. However, it was incredibly influential in my early gaming experiences, and it was this genre, above all others, that showed me how much I loved video games.
Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto is famous for its incredibly powerful characters. While Naruto Uzumaki is a central figure, many others in the series possess abilities that go far beyond what any human should be capable of, almost like gods. This immense power isn’t limited to the heroes; the villains also demonstrate unbelievable strength and techniques throughout the story.
A new framework optimizes qubit routing and scheduling in distributed quantum architectures to minimize communication overhead and resource consumption.
Annihilus is attacking the galaxy, and it’s your mission to battle across Earth and other worlds to halt the Annihilation Wave before it destroys everything.
Writers and artists have been drawing inspiration from this source for ages. In the game Cosmic Invasion, the developers at Tribute Games demonstrate a clear understanding of the material.
Local co-op gaming has been around for decades, though it’s become less common with the rise of online multiplayer. For a long time, especially in the 2000s, both local and online play were popular. Even as Xbox Live grew in popularity, many of us still enjoyed playing games like Gears of War, Castle Crashers, and Rock Band together on the same couch.
Enter Mert Mumtaz, the Solana savior, and one of ZEC’s most vocal cheerleaders. He’s not the type to sit back and let a little thing like a 50% crash ruin his day. Oh no, Mert’s here to remind us all that a correction after a 1,400% increase is completely “normal.” And ZEC, folks, is still one of the strongest performers of the year. Don’t believe him? Just check the charts. 📈