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343 have kept a staggering pace in porting the old Halos, with a brief snapshot at Halo 3 and ODST running on PC coming before even Halo 2 Anniversary’s release earlier this month. So, while there’s no mention of the jazzy, Nathan Fillon-fronted spin-off in this week’s post, it’s not too shocking that there are already plans to roll out the trilogy’s closing act. Posting in a development update this week, 343 laid out their plans for Halo 3 flighting (testing) within the “first half” of June. … [Read more...] about Halo 3 makes its PC debut with limited testing next month

Everything we know about Elden Ring is limited to what we've seen in the cinematic trailer released in June 2019 and a few short interviews with From Software president Hidetaka Miayazaki. Based on the cadence of previous From Software marketing leading up to release, fans speculated we'd get a new trailer at the 2019 Game Awards, much like we did with Sekiro.  … [Read more...] about Meet the guy making daily Elden Ring fan art despite having almost nothing to base it on

Entertainment Weekly – Kristen Baldwin – C+“There’s an immense amount of talent on screen in Space Force, from the main ensemble to the recurring cast, which includes Jane Lynch, Patrick Warburton, Diedrich Bader, Fred Willard, Ben Schwartz, Dan Bakkedahl, and Jessica St. Clair. What the show lacks is any kind of comedic vision, or even a fully-formed concept. If space is a vacuum, Space Force is a kind of TV black hole: A-list stars and lots of Netflix money go in, and what comes out is a big old nothing.” … [Read more...] about Space Force review roundup: here’s what the critics are saying about the new Netflix series

Rather than slash a note in a specific direction, Dance Collider only encouraged me to smash incoming orbs as hard as possible. Cascading notes are the most satisfying to nail as they're long strings that snake across the screen. On Pro and Extreme difficulties, these sequences had me crossing my arms in surprisingly elaborate flowing routines, while testing my agility as they bobbed up and down. The bright splashes of colour make it easy to track incoming notes, even during the most intense tracks. If you find a few moments spare, you're also met with an amusing giant version of the character you selected bopping along to the beat in the background.   … [Read more...] about Dance Collider will turn you into a buzzing, sweaty mess