Gaming in Cuba. Reviews, Walkthroughs, News

There is a huge debate going on right now in the comics world about what kind of credit people should get when certain adaptations are made of comic properties, not just the “naming credit” in things like movies and TV shows, but the payments that they should get for inspiring some key events that take places in these media. For the longest time, movie and TV studios wouldn’t even do special thanks credits to the famous writers who helped bring the comic characters from Marvel and DC to life, and now, video games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 aren’t paying that kind of respect either.

Helldivers 2 is no longer purchasable via Steam in numerous countries following the news that having a PSN account will become mandatory.

New week, new PC games! It's another mercifully brief four day week in the UK due to reasons of religion, so let's roll with an appropriately snappy intro that avoids any extended digressionary preambles about, oh, I don't know, magpies fighting outside my flat this morning. Did you know that European magpies are great mimics? Second only to the Northern Mockingbird, apparently, though many ornithologists contend that the Brown Thrasher is sorely overlooked. You certainly hear their vocal range when they squabble - I reckon somebody should train up a ChatGPT AI on their calls and no, stop it, I'm doing an anecdote!

If you're fond of the fairly specific blend of doomy theology, rich art direction and Soulslike-tinted metroidvaning encapsulated by Blasphemous, you might also enjoy Saviorless from Cuban team Empty Head Games and publisher Dear Villagers, which now has a PC release date of 2nd April.

Connections is the latest puzzle game from the New York Times. The game tasks you with categorizing a pool of 16 words into four secret (for now) groups by figuring out how the words relate to each other. The puzzle resets every night at midnight and each new puzzle has a varying degree of difficulty. Just like Wordle, you can keep track of your winning streak and compare your scores with friends.

February 28th brings a brand new collection of and today's answers shouldn't be too difficult for fans of the game to solve. The categories aren't too niche in today's game and there aren't many words that could be confused with other sections.

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Gameplay content capturing service Allstar has secured $12 million in a Series A funding round.

GTA 6 fever is spreading faster than a five-star wanted chase across the streets of Florida.

Rumors have raged around for nearly a decade, but the wait is almost over. news is coming soon, with the first trailer as little as a month away at the time of writing. But anticipatory players have obsessed over every possible aspect of this game since almost immediately after came out in 2013, despite knowing next to nothing about it. This first trailer has many eyes on it, and a lot of expectations to deal with already.

Spider-Man 2 is arguably one of the best games of 2023. While enjoying a great release, one of the things that players noticed is that, while there were glitches present, compared to other major AAA titles, Spider-Man 2 is a very stable and optimized game. With that being said, here are all 1.001.004 patch notes for Spider-Man 2.

Here's to hoping they eventually cross paths.

The latest update for Spider-Man 2 has somehow made The Amazing Spider-Man 2 suit (which was already the best outfit in the game) even better.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is a pretty good game, but it’s not without some errors. Miles Morales’ apartment displays the flag for Cuba, but the family is Puerto Rican. Fans quickly picked up on this, and Insomniac Games announced a patch to fix the issue. Said patch is now live and displays the Puerto Rican flag.

What’s the biggest mistake you’ve made recently? Don’t be afraid to share. We’ve all made mistakes that have been of a certain vein or style in the last week or so. But we hope that no matter your mistake, it was a “minor one” and not one that really upset people. For example, Insomniac Games have been praised for their dedication to the lore of the Spider-Men in their titles and have been equally praised for how they’ve been portrayed. So you can understand why the fans were upset when Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 made an error of rather large proportions.

Insomniac Games has released a patch for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 which fixes the inaccurate flag in Miles Morales' apartment. 

Insomniac Games has apologized for a Marvel's Spider-Man 2 mix-up that saw a Cuban flag hung up in Miles Morales's room instead of a Puerto Rican one.

A new patch has rolled out for Spider-Man 2 which fixes the flag in Miles Morales’ home.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 hit PlayStation 5 exclusively last week and it's already Sony's fastest-selling first-party game. While we loved the game – read Game Informer's Marvel's Spider-Man 2 here – once players got their hands on the game, some encountered a few bugs and issues, like one where their character model became a small white cube that looks like tofu. Plus, players discovered a Cuban flag was displayed inside and outside the Morales household rather than the expected Puerto Rican flag. A new update for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 out today fixes both of these issues and more. 

Insomniac Games has deployed Spider-Man 2 patch 1.001.003 for PlayStation 5, which fixes the apparent Cuban Flag error within the game.

Spider-Man 2 has now swung its way into game-of-the-year conversations after its stellar release that shattered sales records for PlayStation, and it’s stood the test of time with its amazing gameplay and story.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 developer Insomniac Games has apologised for the recently-discovered Cuban flag found in the apartment of Miles and Rio Morales. Spotted by Reddit user TheHouselessTurtle, the flag is a clear mistake, since the Morales family is of Puerto Rican descent, rather than being from Cuba.

Some players have discovered that a flag hanging in hero Miles Morale's home in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is the flag of Cuba — a problem given that Miles isn't Cuban. 

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 hit PlayStation 5 last week and it's already Sony's fastest-selling first-party game ever. However, some players have spotted a mishap related to one of the game's main protagonists, Miles Morales. His mother is Puerto Rican, and Miles is too, which is why some players found it odd that a Cuban flag hung both inside the Morales home and outside of it. After pointing it out the mistake, developer Insomniac Games has revealed a fix is on the way, as reported by PushSquare. 

Either Miles Morales has taken a secret Cuban lover for whom he harbors a sense a national pride for, or the developers of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 made a pretty big mistake in the recent game.

Insomniac's community and marketing director says a fix is already on the way.

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Miles Morales is New York-born and bred, but he's very proud of his mother's Puerto Rican roots. Not so much that he can remember what its flag looks like, apparently, as he instead chooses to hang the Cuban flag in his home in Marvel's Spider-Man 2. Unsurprisingly, this was a mistake on the developers' part and one that will be fixed in a future patch.

While playing Spider-Man 2, players have noticed a glaring error in Miles Morales's bedroom. The mistake, however, has been acknowledged by the developers, and they say they're in the process of fixing it. We're relieved this is the case, because it would be a shame to tarnish a great game with such a fixable error.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 developer Insomniac Games has said it will replace a Cuban flag in Miles Morales' home with the correct Puerto Rican design.

Sony has shifted more than 2.5m copies of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 in just 24 hours.

Insomniac Games is fixing a factual error in Spider-Man 2 which led to Miles Morales having the wrong flag on his wall at home.

NVIDIA's flagship GeForce RTX 4090 GPU has seen a huge price surge in China, pertaining to the recently imposed US restrictions, which have disrupted its supply.

The hype and lead-up surrounding the release of Rockstar's next game in its tentpole franchise, , is unlike any other game release in recent memory. With more people talking about it and thousands of people still playing and, many people across social media have thrown around wild rumors and speculation. While most of these are typically dismissed instantly by the core community, others gain steam online and get perpetuated in conversations surrounding the release of the title.

It's hard to believe that Grand Theft Auto Online is now ten years old. This is a game that I've been playing with my friends since it launched way back in 2013. My buddies who were playing on PlayStation 3 during that time realized just how insane this game would be, and knowing I couldn't afford a copy they bought me mine on Xbox 360 just so I could experience it for myself.

Ed note: This look at Fast X was inspired by the movie’s arrival for streaming on Peacock.

Quordle 555 answer for August 2: Is it necessary to check the hints and clues? Not really. In fact, some pro players insist on solving the game all on their own. But since Quordle is also a social game, as you can share your results on social media and messaging apps, there is pressure to perform well. And on those few days when you know you cannot give your hundred percent to the game due to time constraints, sickness, or any other reason, these hints and clues can come in handy and help you still hold on to your streak. It is also helpful for new players as they have not developed a sound strategy to beat the game and it helps them keep afloat. With that being said, check out these Quordle hints and clues to easily get to the solutions. And if you want some additional help, just scroll to the bottom for the answer.

Videogames. Let's be honest, they're pretty passé, aren't they? You waggle the sticks, click the mouse, things die, someone asks you for money. It's all very been-there-done-that. But fret not, because you don't have to play them anymore.