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Express is known for its hi-tech train station. It's a roughly U-shaped map with two train tracks looping around the main hall. The focus is mainly on close-quarters combat in the hall, but the glass ceiling means scorestreaks can have an impact inside. There's room for some long-range combat across the train tracks. The high-speed trains bolt by the station on one of the tracks, and they will kill you if you get in their way. … [Read more...] about Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War gets Black Ops 2’s Express map early Feb

While the Warzone Streetsweeper shotgun has been in the game since mid-December, until now the challenge has been bugged. Players haven't been able to track their progression of the challenge, with it accidentally being counted as a "secret" unlock in Call of Duty Warzone. You can unlock the Streetsweeper shotgun via both Warzone and Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War now though, if you own the latter. Here's a full guide on how to unlock the Warzone Streetsweeper shotgun. … [Read more...] about How to unlock the Streetsweeper in Warzone and Black Ops Cold War

The critically-acclaimed now-Black Label mature readers series (issue #10 is on sale in February) focuses on the Earth-born GL who isn't a full-fledged member of the main GL Corps as she patrols a quadrant of the galaxy so remote that Oa hasn't even designated it with a number.  … [Read more...] about April Green Lantern launch welcomes new artist and new GLs

Most likely, the show will explain what happened to the duo in the Avengers: Endgame aftermath. Though, it's worth noting Vision was still definitely dead when that movie ended. This will probably include how Vision came back to life and how he got the Mind stone back on his forehead--if it's really even there. … [Read more...] about WandaVision On Disney+: How To Watch, Episode 3 Release Date, And More

After a few days of tinkering with Myrioramas I got a little better at turning the cards into stories. I learned to use the illustrations as a sort of prompt to go deeper. A castle in the forest, sure, but what kind of castle in particular? Why is it so overgrown? Is it a new castle, still being built, and the forest magically keeps pace with it? As ever, the key to making something truly work as a story seems to be keeping yourself alive to the potential specifics of a thing - choosing the right specifics to think about. That's where you end up finding something in a story that feels like it's yours, like it wasn't there before you started. While I was doing all this, though, using randomised cards to create any kind of story, I was playing a video game that was sort of taking that idea and inverting it. … [Read more...] about Maps and cards – the connected worlds of Carto and Myrioramas