The game titled “Bloodborne” was initially launched exclusively on the PlayStation 4. Although it can be played on PlayStation 5 systems, enthusiasts have been eagerly anticipating its release on other consoles or a sequel. Since neither of these developments has occurred yet, fans might also consider waiting for similar Souls-like games that seem to emulate the aesthetic and gameplay style reminiscent of “Bloodborne“.
In the stage before its official launch, Borderlands 4 has unveiled three of its Vault Hunters through various gameplay and story presentations. These characters are Vex, Rafa, and Amon, presented successively, and each one is generating a lot of interest among potential players. Now that we’ve had a look at three of Borderlands 4’s Vault Hunters, it seems there’s one left: Harlowe, the Gravitar. What makes this rollout unique is the order in which they are being revealed, suggesting that Harlowe might be the standout character. Although no Vault Hunter in Borderlands 4 can objectively be considered the best, Gearbox Software may have special feelings about Harlowe.
To initiate the “Emotional Rescue” adventure within Disney Dreamlight Valley, gamers initially need to unseal the entrance to the Inside Out domain at the Dreamlight Castle by spending 15,000 Dreamlight. Unfortunately, even though they’ve spent the required Dreamlight, the door remains closed and an empty memory appears instead.
Since 1992, the series has consistently remained popular, yet finding a way to enjoy the original games on contemporary consoles was limited. However, with the release of Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, fans can now play multiple classic versions in a single platform, boasting enhanced graphics and controls. Initially, we expected the game to cover only the first three Mortal Kombat installments, but it seems the complete roster is now available for our gaming pleasure.
This rise happened in only one year, which is *very* fast for any crypto platform. Wait, isn’t that the point? 🤔
Wealth managers, bless their cotton socks, say clients are suddenly asking about “decentralized finance” like it’s the next big thing. Cryptocurrency exchanges? They’re busier than a Starbucks at 7 a.m. New crypto funds? Selling out faster than a NFT collection at a gas station.
As a devoted fan, I’ve often pondered over the delay in the release of Silksong, the anticipated sequel to the acclaimed Hollow Knight. However, upon learning the reason from Team Cherry, my curiosity was put to rest. It turns out they were simply having too much fun immersing themselves in the process of creating this masterpiece. What a delightful revelation!
Over the last two weekends, participants have had the opportunity to play the latest installment, set to release on October 10th. Following the conclusion of the 17th, Electronic Arts (EA) revealed some impressive statistics from the playtesting sessions, and they are quite astounding.
The ongoing comic book miniseries titled “Godzilla Wrecks the Marvel Universe” is being illustrated by Javier Garrón and written by Gerry Duggan, a well-known writer from Marvel’s “Deadpool” series. The debut issue came out on July 16, with the second one released yesterday, August 20.
Fervent supporters of the Mortal Kombat franchise had been eagerly awaiting a compilation of its classic titles for quite some time before the announcement of the Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection. As far back as August 2024, whispers started to circulate that a remastered Mortal Kombat Trilogy was under development, fueled by leaked images and rumors. However, it wasn’t until the June 2025 Sony State of Play event that developer Digital Eclipse finally unveiled the Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, and since then, more information has been disclosed.
