Another seemingly legit GTA 6 video surfaced today via Cyberleek, this time showing a couple minutes of high-speed driving through Vice City. The clip (which we can't link here, but you can probably find it quickly with some web searches) begins with protagonist Jason ditching a pickup truck and carjacking a "Truffade Thrax," a fancy sportscar that just happens to already contain a driver.
It’s finally the weekend. While there are a lot of great movies to watch in theaters (and also Insidious: Out of the Further), there’s also plenty to watch from home, whether you’re renting or streaming. Here are some of our favorite picks, whether you're looking for a summer blockbuster or some straight-to-video horror.
I love the Fallout games, but as a genuine, original, one-of-a-kind British person, I've always explored the United States-based wastelands wondering what's going down across the Atlantic. I can now get an idea, albeit unofficial, thanks to the Fallout: London mod for Fallout 4, but what about elsewhere in these fine isles? Most of the United Kingdom is countryside, after all.
Get a taste of Chronoscript's visual charm ahead of the game's release
Chronoscript looks like the most interesting Silksong competitor, and you can try it now for free
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There are so many reasons to be intrigued about Chronoscript: The Endless End that it's hard to choose where to begin. There are the game's captivating visuals, which result from the characters and backgrounds being hand-drawn with pen and ink. Or perhaps you'll be drawn in by the score, courtesy of the legendary Yasunori Mitsuda of Chrono Trigger, Xenogears, and Xenoblade fame. Finally, the unique premise of playing as a stern editor trapped in a magical manuscript penned by a thousand-year-old vampire got me hooked immediately. But right now, the best reason to give Chronoscript a chance is that you can try the game for free.
After announcing the Poké Ball clog, Crocs has revealed three more upcoming designs featuring specific Pokémon.
Pikachu and Gengar will be getting standard clogs, listed at $79.99, while Jigglypuff is getting the platform clog treatment at $84.99. As of now, only the Pikachu style also has a kids size listing at the slightly cheaper price of $54.99. All of the new designs have an estimated release date of November 16.
I'm modding GTA 5 every day in a quest to either transform it into a PC version of GTA 6 or break it entirely. Come back tomorrow to find out what new horrible thing I've done to Rockstar's baby, or check out what I got up to earlier.
Trick question: How many Final Fantasy games are there? Sure, Square Enix has made plenty of sequels and spinoffs over the years in addition to the mainline 16 games. But you might not realize there’s been more than 100 Final Fantasy games since the series got its start on the NES back in 1987. Even if you’re a series superfan, odds are you haven’t played most Final Fantasy games.