This Skyrim sale is the perfect antidote after too much Starfield

Marvel Studios has been too good at its job. After 15 years of building up the MCU as the ultimate interconnected saga, audiences have really taken to heart the ideathat they need to see everything in order to catch the latest release. This was always going to be a concern — 15 years is a long time! Teenagers that saw Iron Manin theaters are now paying mortgages, spry adults circa 2008 now have to schedule “regular colonoscopy screenings.” It’s a different world, man!

The perfect DLC for could significantly improve the story, but it would be a completely different game in terms of both gameplay and narrative. The popular action-adventure title by Insomniac Games allows players to take control of Peter Parker and Miles Morales as they face new threats to New York City, but this time even more united. Both heroes take on their Spider-Man persona to fight crime in the city and stop Kraven’s plans, as they try to understand the presence of the Symbiote known as Venom. Other than Peter and Miles, there are many returning characters, such as Mary Jane.

Although no more content is planned for , its funniest character could still make a return as the perfect villain in the next title. The series’ latest game introduced a wide variety of characters alongside returning figures, although the lack of DLC does mean that some of ’s characters have been left with unfinished stories. But on the other hand, when considering what a sequel to could entail, one of these same characters is now ideally suited for the role of an antagonist.

Like all good software companies these days, Microsoft is busy shoehorning AI systems into its products and services, all in the aid of making your life easier and better. However, get a little too greedy in how much you use its generative AI services and you could find yourself on the receiving end of a spot of throttling.

Growing up, my family never did advent calendars so the thought of getting a little gift each day leading to Christmas day was foreign to me. I think perhaps over the past 30 years, more and more people have begun getting into the holiday spirit with an advent calendar. They range from calendars that have chocolates or candies, to calendars with books, calendars with toys, and yes even calendars with LEGO. In this article we will look at three different advent calendars for 2023 themed around LEGO City, LEGO Harry Potter, and LEGO Star Wars!

We’ve created new business districts, helped the city approach a greener future and if you picked up the first major “airport” expansion, you’ll helped drag that green feeling back down with the impressive carbon footprint produced from bringing more aeroplanes around the skies,

The fairy lights have come up, and markets are brimming with festive fervour as we see some of the best deals and jaw-dropping discounts on our favourite brands. This is the best time of the year to introduce some cutting-edge tech in your home without burning a deep hole in your pocket. Add that extra dose of meetha to the twinkling lights and delicious delicacies this Diwali by bringing home the new Galaxy S23 FE at just ₹67 a day and giving yourself a smartphone experience that truly goes beyond the realm of the ordinary!

Konami has enlisted fan favourite Metal Gear voice actor David Hayter to promote its recent series revival.

Even among Hideo Kojima's most diehard fans (not to be confused with Die-Hardman), I think it's a damn near universal opinion that Kojima made the wrong call when he replaced longtime voice actor David Hayter with Kiefer Sutherland in Metal Gear Solid 5. It didn't help that compared to Hayter's gravelly-but-slightly-goofy performance, Sutherland seemed a bit subdued—or phoned in, depending on who you ask. 

The 2022 LG A2 has always been the go-to for a budget OLED TV deal, but Best Buy's gone and dropped the 48-inch model to a brand new record low price this week. The OLED panel is now available for just $549.99, a full $750 off - an excellent excuse for an upgrade. 

Streaming services constantly try to make their new shows the next big thing, but the power of the nostalgia watch is unrivaled. It’s not just about Friends andThe Office — every so often, an old show just starts to gain traction again, and it seems like everyone across social media is rewatching it at the same time. Columbo, The Sopranos, and Breaking Bad, for instance, have all risen back into the zeitgeist within the last couple of years.

Dungeons & Dragons has a new book coming out—but you'll have to wait a while longer for the physical copy. The release of The Deck of Many Things core rulebook has been delayed thanks to a streak of bad luck (or poor manufacturing, depending on how charitable you're willing to be). On October 28, the official D&D Twitter account made the following post: