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After seven years of seasonal updates, Apex Legends can’t let players do what they want all the time. While it has never vaulted weapons or characters, presumably because players might have spent their hard-earned money on cosmetics for each, the battle royale game’s six maps rotate in and out of use each season. For Season 28, we’ve been duking it out on World’s Edge, Broken Moon, and E-District. The recent Aftershock event switched things up to Olympus, Storm Point, and World’s Edge. However, developer Respawn has now removed Storm Point, in a surprise move. Players expect maps to switch up…
Super Mario becomes the only animated movie series to open globally at more than $350 million twice
The 5-day opening weekend estimates for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are in, and it looks like another blockbuster for Universal and Illumination.As reported by Deadline, the film – which had a $110 million budget and was released on April 1 – took in $372.5 million globally by Sunday, the biggest worldwide opening so far this year.As predicted, the film didn’t quite manage to overtake its predecessor The Super Mario Bros Movie, but it wasn’t far behind – the first film grossed $387.8 million globally over the same time period.The result means Super Mario is the first ever animated film…
Who is Devon Izara? The Twi’lek Jedi Padawan is a new creation for the Maul – Shadow Lord spin-off show, which means she’s quite the mysterious figure.So far, we’ve learned a little bit about Devon, and it’s clear she’s going to have a major part to play as the Star Wars show goes on. Below, we’ve explained what we know so far about the Twi’lek, as well as her potential connection to George Lucas’s scrapped sequel trilogy ideas.For all you need to know about Devon Izara, head below. But, be warned, there are spoilers for Maul – Shadow Lord episodes…
Greetings, loyal Treehouse tenders and Horace huggers! Today is a bank holiday in the UK, which means we are probably asleep, but we’ve scraped together a little themed conversation piece article to comfort you in our absence. Specifically, it is Easter Monday, which isn’t a bad time to talk about resurrection – for ’twas on Easter that the worshippers rolled back the chocolate egg from the Cave of Character Creation and discovered that the Easter Bunny had started New Game Plus. I hope the faithful among you will tolerate this attempt at humour and proceed immediately to…
What is the Shadow Collective in Maul – Shadow Lord? Explaining the crime group's Clone Wars and Mandalorian origins
What is the Shadow Collective in Maul – Shadow Lord? The mysterious group has been mentioned in both episodes released so far, but nothing concrete has been explained about them just yet.It might not come as a huge surprise that the Shadow Collective actually has a fascinating history in The Clone Wars, and their story even brings in some major backstory about the Mandalorian home planet of Mandalore. So, below, we’ve explained everything you need to know about the crime group to help you understand what’s going on in Maul – Shadow Lord.A warning that, while the following is spoiler…
Maul –Shadow Lord review: "Sam Witwer gives his strongest Maul performance yet in the most visually striking animated Star Wars show"
Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about our reviews policy. Maul returns. 14 years after his glorious resurrection (and 27 years after he was split in half), the former Sith Lord is back for his own animated spin-off show – and it’s a fittingly dark, moody, and crimson red comeback.The series picks up with Maul post-Clone Wars in the wreckage of his once fearsome criminal empire. The Shadow Collective – Maul’s coalition of the galaxy’s biggest crime lords – betrayed…
"My 20-year tenure is no longer good enough": GTA 5, Red Dead Redemption veteran says getting a job is a "toss of coin" right now when everyone is as experienced as you are
A former GTA veteran has commented on how rough it is to get work in the games industry in its current state.In an in-depth interview with Reece “Kiwi Talkz” Reilly, former Rockstar Games audio engineer Rob Carr – who worked on the likes of GTA 5, La Noire and Red Dead Redemption during his tenure at the company – spoke about the current state of the games industry where layoffs and studio closures are becoming a common occurrence. “It’s not nice to lose your job at any particular point” Carr says, “but, you know, when when there’s literally thousands of…
Realistic FPS Gray Zone Warfare bounces back as a transformative, community-led update boosts players by 1000%
The Gray Zone Warfare Spearhead update has seen a colossal surge in interest around the realistic, tactical FPS game, and I’m glad to see it. I’ve always been impressed by developer Madfinger Games’ commitment to filling a very specific niche, placing much more direct focus on high-stakes PvE in a world increasingly filled with extraction shooters and battle royales. GZW’s vast, open world is a stunning locale, as inviting as it is intimidating, and it just got a massive overhaul with new additions, more weapons, and core reworks shaped by player feedback. The long list of changes in this new…
At PCGamesN, we like Retro Tower Defense codes because while we are expert gamers, we can’t deny that we like a little assistance every so often. As we focus on the uphill battle of defending our tower, it can be a little less stressful knowing we have free gifts on our side. Codes can net you all the standard freebies – money, experience, revives – but also cooler stuff, like skins and boosts to your luck, tix, and more. But enough of that – let’s get into it. Here are all the new Retro Tower Defense codes: MOSSY – mossy…
Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about our reviews policy. I’ve yet to win a game of Nemesis: Retaliation, and now that I think about it, I’ve died in almost every game of the original Nemesis that I’ve played as well. The universe telling me I don’t have “main character energy,” perhaps, but it’s also a glowing testament that Nemesis is still my favorite game (and arguably amongst the best board games) of all time. And I’m happy to report…