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Three 4K UHD movies for just $39 is a heck of deal Loe edasi Massive 4K UHD Blu-Ray Sale Will Let You Quickly Expand Your Physical Movie Collection - Kotaku

It's no secret that rage quitting is one of the most frustrating aspects of online gaming. Thankfully, one indie game developer is currently hard at work on a fun idea that could soften the blow of sudden disconnects. Read more Loe edasi Sick of rage quitters? This indie dev has created a very funny answer to those inclined to tilt (and turn) - Eurogamer.net

‘I don’t think even the director and writers know’ Loe edasi Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Ending Has Split Fans On What It Means - Kotaku

Cyberpunk 2077 and RoboCop: Rogue City will barely trouble your wallet Loe edasi Steam’s Cyberpunk Sale Features Some Massive Classics At Their Lowest Ever Prices - Kotaku

'This deal is consolidation, no question — and I wonder whether new ownership optimizes for the safe bet, more sequels, more mega-franchises, over that breadth' Loe edasi Helldivers 2 CEO Says EA’s Saudi Acquisition Would Be A ‘Real Waste’ If It Just Produces Safe Sequels - Kotaku

Lol, they finally put guns in Fire Emblem Loe edasi 7 Things We Just Learned During The Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Direct - Kotaku

As we approach Avengers: Doomsday, we look back at 18 years of Marvel Loe edasi Spider-Man: Brand New Day And All 37 Other Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best - Kotaku

The September release calendar already looks overwhelming, but if you're a fan of action RPGs, there's now one more to consider. Crimson Moon, the next game from ProbablyMonsters, is set to release on September 1 at the $20 price point. Crimson Moon looks to take many of the core tenets of the Soulslike genre and apply it to a run-based action RPG more focused on replayable missions. Stepping into the role of a half-human, half-angel protagonist, you battle through Gildenarch, a city under siege, using the kind of precise combat and character progression players have come to expect from the genre. Loe edasi Action RPG Crimson Moon Joins Busy September Release Calendar - Game Informer

The streamer was interviewing R&B artist Steve Lacy about the movie and got a ‘gigaviral’ moment spoiling one of the big twists Loe edasi Valkyrae Opens Up About The Spider-Man Spoiler Heard Around The World: ‘I Felt Really Bad For The Real Fans’ - Kotaku

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the latest game to grace the cover of Game Informer. As part of my cover story trip to Capcom’s Osaka HQ, where I played the game and interviewed the team making it, I also got to speak to Motohide Eshiro, the planner of Onimusha: Warlords and director of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny (and its recent remaster). I published an in-depth retrospective about Onimusha’s success, its “Sengoku Biohazard” origins, and more based on my interview with Eshiro, and you can read that right here, but I also spoke to him about watching this series return after a 20-year hiatus. Though he’s not officially working on Way of the Sword, he works at Capcom in a producer role, supporting up-and-coming producers working on various projects at the publisher-developer.  Game Informer Motohide Eshiro Sitting beside Way of the Sword director Satoru Nihei, Eshiro tells me he’s been “very surprised and impressed” with the way video game graphics, particularly across the Onimusha series, have evolved alongside the action genre over the past two decades since Onimusha’s start. Loe edasi Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny Director Motohide Eshiro On Onimusha: Way Of The Sword’s Resurrection Of The Series - Game Informer