In Destiny 2, “Unloved” is an item that drops at random from the Sundered Doctrine dungeon. It can be obtained from the initial encounter within the activity itself. Once you’ve claimed one, there’s a chance it may appear in the loot chests scattered throughout the rest of your journey.
In the demonstration of Stellar Blade, a substantial part of the initial stages is featured. Not having to replay the beginning as initially anticipated by some players isn’t ideal. However, certain players are coming across a message that offers them the option to move their demo save data into the complete game, but not everyone seems to be experiencing this. A possible solution may be found in the Steam community forum.
To open the Sapienza FC-Sanguine Boot in Hitman: World of Assassination, you need to accomplish the Bend It Like 47 challenge. This involves shooting four inflatable beach balls that are dispersed throughout the Sapienza map. You can view a video demonstration above for guidance, or use the embedded screenshots below to locate the ball positions. A subdued pistol is required (although a suppressor isn’t strictly necessary, it might attract unnecessary attention), but using a suppressed sniper rifle and non-illegal explosives could make the challenge slightly easier.
Ice Spice has been announced as part of the cast for the upcoming film “The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants,” set to release on December 19, 2025. This marks her debut in voice acting, where she will bring a fresh character to life that has yet to be unveiled. Additionally, she is contributing an original song to the film’s soundtrack.
Unlike Elden Ring, Nightreign was not intended to provide the immersive experience of spending over 100 hours exploring. Instead, it emphasizes rapid-fire combat sequences, offering enhanced mechanics that some players find more engaging than those found in Hidetaka Miyazaki’s 2022 creation. However, this emphasis on fast-paced gameplay could potentially create controversy within the Souls community.
In terms of appearance, Lumines Arise draws inspiration from its forerunner, Tetris Effect. The visual aesthetic is captivating and the transitions are so smooth they evoke a sense of comfort. The skins on the blocks are consistently easy on the eyes, even when they’re not quite what you’d expect. For instance, I found myself placing bubbles or glowing blocks one moment, and PC fans the next – it was an unusual touch, but surprisingly enjoyable.
At the recent NVIDIA GTC Paris conference, CEO Jensen Huang commented on the current status of quantum computing, as reported by CNBC. He expressed that “quantum computing is nearing a significant turning point,” adding that this period is particularly thrilling for the technology’s development.
The distinctive charm of Samsara caught my attention right away, with its lively pixel landscapes. As players journey through various dimensions, they’ll encounter unique, intricately designed ecosystems. During the demo, I primarily explored a snowy biome. Many indie games have embraced the retro aesthetic, and Samsara manages to do so while also honoring the spirit of Adventure. Fans of the Atari 2600 game will find numerous references and Easter eggs hidden in Samsara’s enemies and structures.
This week, Sega and Two Point Studios unveiled Update 3.0 for Two Point Museum, accompanied by a fresh trailer hinting at future additions. This update introduces an assortment of new features. You can now create memorials to commemorate your departed staff members, personalized according to their tenure with you. Furthermore, there’s an abundance of new posters and furnishings available to liven up your spaces. Also, your employees may exhibit one of six novel characteristics, such as being Clumsy, making them susceptible to occasional accidents, or Workhorse, boosting their speed and reducing the rate at which they tire.
While they “really aimed” to make it great, several players feel that the game lacks polish and seems unfinished in its current state.