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Kirby Air Riders’ forgotten feature
Despite Kirby Air Riders selling nearly two million copies, its amiibo training feature has failed to gain traction compared to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This is attributed to several factors including the high cost of amiibo figures, the complexity of training with swappable vehicles and per-vehicle proficiency, and technical limitations with the dual NFC chips preventing data extraction and analysis. The limited character selection in the amiibo line-up further contributes to its lack of popularity.
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves datamine potentially leaks future DLC characters
Datamining of the latest update for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves suggests that Li Xiangfei, Panni, and Alfred may be future DLC characters, potentially for Season 4. Additionally, win quotes hint at Draken and an unnamed character named White also joining the roster. The article also notes that the Classic Costume for Mai Shiranui is a free pre-order bonus for the Nintendo Switch version.
The Rick and Morty finale wraps Season 9 with three bodies and a shrug
The Season 9 finale of Rick and Morty, titled "Field of Dreams," explores themes of grief, affection, and existential angst through Morty's repeated attendance at his own funeral. The episode is noted for effectively fusing humor and emotional depth, with strong performances from the voice cast, particularly Chris Parnell as Jerry. Ultimately, the finale concludes on a bleak note, with multiple characters dying and Rick's life's work proving to be a failure, shifting the focus of existential angst from Rick to Morty.
After Almost Two Years in Development, Settler’s Domain Has a Release Date!
The strategy and settlement-building game Settler's Domain will be released on August 25, 2026, for PC via Steam. Developed solo by rick, the game features pixel graphics and strategic gameplay where players manage resources, explore, and contend with other settlements.
I wish Bungie would stop designing excellent multiplayer shooters and go back to making fantasy strategy games where you…
This article expresses a desire for Bungie to return to developing strategy games like the Myth series, rather than focusing solely on excellent multiplayer shooters such as their new game Marathon. The author highlights the unique tactical squad management and physics-based combat of Myth, lamenting that the games are not readily available digitally or easily playable on modern systems, unlike Bungie's current output.
