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I'm pretty pleased with what I've accomplished over nearly an hour of running back and forth. I drop the hose, take a final victory lap to survey my work, and then pick up the still-unconscious victim and plop him in front of the extremely patient medic. The game, clearly impressed with my efforts, gives me a little cutscene so I can revel for a few final moments in what I've done here: … [Read more...] about Firefighting Simulator has infinitely long hoses, so I filled a neighborhood with them

Wanda and her twin brother Pietro went through something very similar. Ultron’s destructive visit to Sokovia wasn’t the first time the twins saw their home country so torn up: Pietro, in Avengers: Age of Ultron, recalls lying with Wanda three feet from an unexploded bomb when they were 10 years old, after another bomb had already killed their parents. He says one word was painted on the side of the shell, which Wanda supplies: “Stark.”  … [Read more...] about The secret message behind WandaVision’s commercials explained

Watching these runs has spurred me on to be a more daring assassin (minus the clown suit) and I'm eagerly looking forward to the speedruns that pop up when runners get their hands on Hitman 3. It's a shame Agent 47's homing briefcase won't make an appearance in the new game, but I'm definitely looking forward to the murder mystery mission where our favourite assassin tries his hand at being a detective. … [Read more...] about I can’t stop watching the spookily efficient assassinations of Hitman speedrunners

As a refresher, Avengers: Endgame featured a five-year time jump that took Marvel’s movies into the not-too-distant future of 2023. Despite WandaVision paying homage to ‘60s sitcoms such as The Dick van Dyke Show and Bewitched, the show now finds itself in the ‘present-day’ of the MCU. … [Read more...] about WandaVision actor officially confirms where the series takes place in the Marvel timeline

Andy Chalk: The Temple of Trials in Fallout 2. Basically you're given a stick and thrown naked into a cave complex filled with giant ants and scorpions, and you have to fight your way through it in order to prove you've got the stones to actually play the damn game. The whole thing sucks, it's a plodding, grinding, save-scumming pain in the ass, and it's got nothing to do with the story—it's an entirely separate tutorial-slash-torture chamber that has no connection to anything. But if you want to play Fallout 2 then you have to power through it. This is the main reason I have never successfully replayed Fallout 2. … [Read more...] about Which game has the most brutal beginning?