Yesterday, Epic Games announced a new partnership with DC Comics and Warner Bros. Pictures that brings some famous villains to the game. The Last Laugh Bundle will give players in-game items based on some of DC’s most popular villains.
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Jessica Lamb
Jessica Lamb was born and raised in Fennville, Michigan. She attended Aquinas College where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English and a minor in Creative Writing. Since then, she has dedicated herself to spreading the word about all things nerd culture.
It’s been over three years since we first encountered the Baker family in “Resident Evil 7.” While previous titles in the franchise strayed further and further from Resident Evil’s survival horror roots, “Resident Evil 7” embraced them. Terrifying moments such as Marguerite’s transformation and Mia’s crawl up the stairs became embedded in the minds of players everywhere. So it’s not surprising to discover that the title sold extremely well for Capcom. So well in fact, that it’s Capcom’s second best-selling game ever. In a recent financial report, Capcom confirmed that “Resident Evil 7” sold 7.9 million copies. These numbers put…
The hits keep coming for Epic Games. Earlier this week, the company became embroiled in a nasty legal battle with both Apple and Google after “Fortnite’ was removed from their mobile platforms. In retaliation, Epic Games is currently suing both companies for antitrust violations. Now, Epic Games is finding themselves on the other end of a lawsuit by an unexpected source- Florida’s Stonehenge. Florida’s Stonehenge, otherwise known as Coral Castle, is suing Epic Games for a violation of their trademark. Coral Castle is a rock sculpture garden built by Ed Leedskalnin from 1923 to 1951. You can find objects such…
Fortnite parent company Epic Games is going to war with Google and Apple over their new Epic Direct payment system. Things are getting ugly.
In a shocking turn of events, 343 Industries has announced the delay of “Halo Infinite.” Originally, the new Halo game was meant to be Microsoft’s big launch title for Xbox Series X. Instead, the game will now release in 2021 while the Xbox Series X launches this November with no major launch title. Chris Lee, Studio Head of “Halo Infinite,” officially announced the delay on Twitter. In a statement, he has this to say: “Today I want to share an important Halo Infinite development update with the community. We have the made the difficult decision to shift our release to…
Looking for more of a challenge on Ellie’s brutal path of vengeance? Well, you’re in luck. On Monday, Naughty Dog suddenly updated the PlayStation trophies for “The Last of Us Part 2.” Two new trophies are available: one for beating the game on Grounded mode and one for doing so with Permadeath. In the original “The Last of Us,” Grounded Mode was added to the game after its launch. This extremely challenging mode triples enemy damage output, meaning a single swipe could mark the end of you. If that’s not enough of a challenge, Grounded Mode also removes Listen Mode…
There’s another delay for “Vampire: The Masquerade- Bloodlines 2.” This time, the title has been pushed to 2021 for improvements.
Hollie Bennett was back today to host episode two of Night City Wire. Each Night City Wire presentation introduces players to new and exciting elements of CD Projekt Red’s upcoming title “Cyberpunk 2077.” Today’s episode introduced us to life paths, the band Samurai and some of the weapons players will wield across Night City. First and foremost, players will have to select a life path for their character before beginning their journey. There are three life paths to choose from: street kid, corpo or nomad. According to quest design coordinator Philipp Weber, the life path you select will significantly alter…
Today only, Pokémon Sword and Shield trainers can nab a level 50 shiny Amoonguss for themselves simply by entering a code.
Harley Quinn and the gang are back! No, we’re not talking about James Gunn’s upcoming sequel to the lukewarm “Suicide Squad” movie either. This time, the gang is taking a starring role in their very own video game. A Suicide Squad game is in development by Rocksteady, the masterminds behind the Batman Arkham series. Rocksteady teased the big news with a mock movie poster tweet on Friday. We see a very dark, dare I say evil-looking Superman, with his back to us. Superman is quite literally in the crosshairs of the super-villain team. Does the Suicide Squad want to kill…