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Activision Blizzard touted its Diversity Space Tool in a blog post on May 12, in which it claimed that both the Call of Duty: Vanguard and Overwatch 2 development teams beta tested the tool with much enthusiasm, then quickly walked this statement back on May 13 and said the tool “is not being used in active game…
May’s second batch of Xbox Game Pass titles is on the way – in fact, many of them are available right now. Subscribers can enjoy acclaimed indie titles such as Her Story and Umurangi Generation, and dinosaur enthusiasts can build the disaster-prone park of their dreams in Jurassic World Evolution 2. Meanwhile, early access hits such as Vampire Survivors, Little Witch in the Woods, and Hardspace: Shipbreaker find new homes in the Xbox ecosystem.
As always, we’ve included links to our reviews to applicable titles for those seeking insight on what to expect. You can also read the full list of Xbox Game Pass updates here.
What games are you looking forward to playing? Let us know in the comments!
New information has come to light about Spider-Man director Jon Watts’ new Star Wars TV series. According to Vanity Fair, the new show doesn’t have a title yet, but it’s in the works under the codename „Grammar Rodeo,” which is a reference to an episode of The Simpsons.
According to the report, the series is set after the events of Return of the Jedi during the „reconstruction that follows the fall of the Empire.” This would be in a similar timeline to The Mandalorian. Specific plot details for Watts’ new show, however, are under wraps for now. However, the report said the show aims to be a „galactic version” of Steven Spielberg coming-of-age adventure movies of the ’80s.
The report said Watts created and is an executive producer on the show alongside writer Chris Ford; Watts and Ford worked together on Spider-Man: Homecoming. Disney is putting out the call to cast four children in the show, aged around 11 or 12 years old, according to the report.
The King has spoken.
King James, otherwise known as the Los Angeles Lakers’ player LeBron James, recently held a Q&A on Twitter, and unsurprisingly there were a number of video game questions thrown at the basketball superstar.
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Every year around this time, as my house doors open, we begin to subsist on the fresh air of spring through our window screens, and the kids feast on watermelon and popsicles daily (attracting many a tiny six-legged invader), I wonder: Is it true that stepping on ants attracts more ants? Because, as the primary…