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As development continues on Hades 2, Supergiant Games has released its first major update for the roguelite adventure. In addition to general fine-tuning and tweaks to the gameplay, the Olympic Update also adds in a ton of new gameplay content, like a new region to explore, a brand-new weapon to master, more characters to meet, new decorations, and best of all, new animal familiars to bond with. On top of that, there’s also more artwork to gawk at and new music tracks to listen to, making this a hefty expansion of the game during its early access journey.The new location–which we’re not spoiling here–will take players to the peak of the Hades 2 world, while the last of the Nocturnal Arms can be unlocked for Melinoe’s arsenal. This weapon–another part of the game we’re not spoiling–soun…

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Orlando, Florida has been ground zero for theme park wars for decades, and after years of Disney’s dominance, Universal could finally have the upper hand. Universal’s newest theme park, Epic Universe, may open sooner than expected, and Universal reportedly has plans that may draw away a lot of visitors from Disney World’s parks.According to The Wall Street Journal, Epic Universe is expected to be fully open by Memorial Day 2025, well ahead of schedule. Additionally, the report notes that in order to prevent overcrowding, Universal is going to restrict access to Epic Universe to visitors who purchase multi-day passes at the park. That would discourage tourists from spending additional time and money at Disney World. Research firm MoffettNathanson estimates that Epic Universe alone could dra…

Much like its 2017 predecessor, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was a near-instant classic, continuing the story that began with Breath of the Wild and building on the unique gameplay mechanics that debuted in the first game. But according to Nintendo, Tears of the Kingdom was almost given a different title, and it’s one that will make perfect sense to anyone who’s finished the game.”One of the candidates for the title that made it to [the] end [of development] was ‘Tears of the Dragon,'” producer Eiji Aonuma explained in the game’s art book, which was released in Japan at the end of August. “But it would be a bad idea to have the keyword ‘Dragon’ in the title, and we wanted to have dragon patterns in the logo, but decided otherwise. It’d emphasize the Light Dragon, after all.”…

MCU actor Don Cheadle, who plays James Rhodes/War Machine in the Marvel movie series, has revealed how he reacted when Marvel revealed that Robert Downey Jr. was coming back to the MCU. In an interview, the Oscar-nominated actor said he had the same reaction fans might have had to the news that Downey Jr. would return, not as Iron Man, but instead as Dr. Doom.”I was like, ‘What the f*ck?’ I think that’s exactly what I said,” he told Collider. Pressed for more information about the next Avengers movies, Doomsday and Secret Wars, Cheadle said he can’t spoil anything because he doesn’t know anything. “Everything is clay right now. They’re rewriting, they’re reworking, and so I honestly can’t even tease anything,” he said.Doomsday is coming in May 2026, with Avengers co-directors Joe and Antho…

An English artist has reacted to a purported offer from Rockstar Games to include his band Heaven 17’s 1983 song “Temptation” in Grand Theft Auto VI, saying the offer of $7,500 was “extremely low.”Martyn Ware, 68, said on social media that he was recently contacted by his team to discuss an offer from Rockstar Games about the possibility of putting “Temptation” in GTA VI. Ware said he was “naturally excited about the immense wealth that was about to head my way,” that is, until he saw the actual offer: $7,500.Ware said this amount would have covered “a buyout of any future royalties from the game–forever.” Ware went on to (incorrectly) state that GTA VI has already grossed $8.6 billion and that he believes he was low-balled because having the song in GTA VI could generate “exposure” for t…

Joker writer-director Todd Phillips has confirmed that Arthur Fleck, the character played by Joaquin Phoenix in the Joker movie series, was never intended to be the real Joker. In an interview, Phillips said Fleck, through Joker and Joker: Folie à Deux, was only an “unwitting” leader that had the title Joker put upon him. This story contains spoilers for the Todd Phillips Joker movie series. At the end of Folie à Deux, Fleck confesses to his crimes during his murder trial because he comes to understand that the entire system is corrupt and the only way to fix it is to “burn it all down,” Phillips told Entertainment Weekly. This is also when Fleck realizes he is not really the Joker.”When those guards kill that kid in the [hospital] he realizes that dres…