Shack Together 044 – The Gang’s All Here! Feat. The Games of 2024 Trivia Bonanza!

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In this episode 44 of Shack Together, we have a full roster! Sam Chandler is exploring Isles of Sea and Sky, while Greg Burke and Donovan Erskine delve into Marvel Rivals. David Craddock embarks on Indiana Jones’ Great Circle adventure, and John tests out a new game called Musk Sticks. As your dedicated producer, I’m thrilled to share that I recently finished Final Fantasy IX, making it my third completed title in the past year. Asif wraps up his Mario Kart 8 Deluxe escapades and moves on to F-Zero 99, sharing updates before we delve into today’s exciting main segment.

No, New Superman Movie Isn’t Connected to The Batman

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At long last, we’ve got the first glimpse at James Gunn’s eagerly awaited Superman movie, which has generated a flurry of queries from fans about the film. One such question is whether the upcoming summer DCU superhero blockbuster will be linked to Robert Pattinson’s Batman series.

Korean roguelike action game Disorder launches in January of 2025

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📣 Exciting news for all the gaming enthusiasts like me! The developer Grumpy has officially confirmed that the roguelike dungeon crawler game, Disorder, is set to drop on our favorite platforms – the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam – starting January 22, 2025. Can’t wait to dive into the mysterious dungeons!

SUI Price Soars 12% In Minutes, Triggering Huge Liquidations: Predictions For The Altcoin

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As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I’ve witnessed countless bull and bear runs, market crashes, and recoveries. The recent surge in SUI is a fascinating spectacle that has caught my attention, and here’s why: To start the week, the indigenous currency of the decentralized smart contract platform, … Read more

Marvel Rivals devs are working on horrid aiming issues, offer duct-tape fix for now

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Marvel Rivals hasn’t kicked off its first season yet, with the start slated for early January. Despite being in pre-season, it’s gaining quite a following due to its engaging multiplayer aspect. However, there are some minor glitches that need addressing, such as aiming issues. Fortunately, developers NetEase are actively listening to player feedback and have provided a temporary workaround for the problematic aiming concerns, promising a long-term solution in Season 1 of Marvel Rivals.