Hasbro CEO wants two Lord of the Rings-sized sets of Magic cards every year

As expected, the highly anticipated (and magnificent) Dune: Part Two went gangbusters at the global box office, raking in $81.5 million domestically and $178.5M worldwide, per Deadline. The big-budget sequel instantly becomes the biggest film of 2024 worldwide, trumping The Beekeeper’s $151M global tally, and will easily overcome Bob Marley: One Love ($82.7M) as the top domestic earner of the year.

Kirby has been inhaling stuff since his video game introduction, an ability that grants him the power of whatever or whoever he swallows. In The Forgotten Land, the pink puffball kicked things up a notch. Most of the enemies and items Kirby had swallowed until his first 3D adventure were his size or smaller. However, in The Forgotten Land, he inhaled vending machines, gliders, and even a car. Car Mouth Kirby quickly became the image the game became synonymous with, and two years later, it has finally been turned into a collectible.

2024 is set to be a pretty big year for RPGs, with the likes of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Dragon’s Dogma 2, and Avowed all queued up to launch, but what about Dragon Age: Dreadwolf? There have been a number of hints that BioWare’s latest may be nearing completion, but when might we actually get our hands on it?

is a sandbox experience that allows you to combine word elements together to make new ideas, including specific people such as a current or former president. However, it can be hard to take basic concepts and pair them together to get the idea you want. You have to carefully join the right words with each other along many different steps to create unique elements.

The developer of Limbo and Inside has revealed two new pieces of art for its long-gestating third game.

What the Car? is a zany racing game in which you are a car with legs that must race around various courses to get the best time possible. Except sometimes you’re not just a car with legs, you’re also a car with a jetpack. Or with wings. Or swimming. Or singing. It’s from the folks behind the similarly absurd What the Golf?, and it’s coming to Steam this year.

Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered is out now, letting fans experience the first three games in the series on modern hardware. Reviews are looking mostly positive, with fans and critics praising developer Aspyr for remaining faithful to the original games.

The best ending is incredibly rare. There are something like 17,000 possible endings to in the wide variety of quests, dialogues, and epilogues that can play out in its final chapters. Some are good, some are bad, and some are neutral, but they all come with at least a little bit of sacrifice. Whether it's choosing one lover over the other or one side of the central conflict, players are always missing out on something; there's no way to see absolutely everything on a first playthrough.

In the immersive storytelling between Dragonheir: Silent Gods and Dungeons & Dragons, the legendary ranger Drizzt Do'Urden successfully thwarted his nemesis, Errtu the Balor, in the first phase of the storyline. As the adventure moves into its second phase, two arcane masters from Dungeons & Dragons, Elminster Aumar and Sammaster, will debut on February 23rd, offering players an exciting showdown.

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree has received its first gameplay trailer and details, indicating a massive new world for players to explore. It’s FromSoftware’s biggest expansion to date, and perhaps fittingly, it costs $39.99, nearly double that of Bloodborne: The Old Hunters.

Twitch has announced it will increase the price of channel subscriptions for the first time next month.

February speeds along and we’ve got a nice-sized group of crowdfunding campaigns for you to browse. And for those of you thinking about going to Gen Con this year, don’t forget that housing registration is this week, prepare thyself.