As E3 draws inexorably nearer, we’re going to start hearing more teases and announcement from companies. Today’s entry in the “Show stuff off before E3” sweepstakes is from Telltale Games. In a tweet from Head of Creative Communications Job Stauffer (embedded below), the company announced to no one’s surprise that there will be another season of The Walking Dead adventure game. It will launch this fall, and will certainly be shown off at E3 next week.

When Will Chapter 4 of Terminal Escape Room Release? Players are already itching to get through the next chapter of Terminal: The Escape Room as quickly as possible, and so am I. I mean, how else am I going to be able to update our in-depth list of all the answers you need to get through it? When asked on the CCF Studios Discord channel when Chapter 4 of Terminal: The Escape Room would be released, I discovered the following: Since we’ve officially hit July, it seems that it’s only a matter of time before we get our hands on the next chapter of this fantastic Roblox experience.

If you’re like me, you had a single nagging thought at the edge of your mind as you played through Batman: Arkham City: “This intense reflex-based combat is great for a video game, but you know where it would be even better? A board game.” Okay, no, I wasn’t thinking that either. But somebody was, and now the idea is soon to be a reality. The board game craftsmen at Cryptozoic Entertainment are putting together a spinoff tabletop game based on the 2011 video game, and as strange as it may seem, it doesn’t look half bad.

Naturally, we’ll be factoring in games that were released exclusively on the Nintendo Switch, but we’re also going to consider multi-platform games as well, provided that the Nintendo Switch version is considered to be the best version. While that may be rare, factors like portability and the format of the game itself may help boost the Switch version of a game beyond its more powerful contemporaries. So with that, here are The Escapist’s best Nintendo Switch games of 2024!

There are really three ways to approach a binge of this size and complexity: chronologically, by release, or the mythical “best.” Here we’ll provide you with the full list of how to do each one and you can choose for yourself from there. How to Watch All of Star Trek in Release Order Watching by release date is probably the easiest way to do this, though it might not deliver the best overall experience.

One of my greatest arcade accomplishments was getting through Dragon’s Lair 2: Time Warp without dying once, in front of a crowd. It wasn’t easy – there’s a section about halfway through the sixth level where you have to practically jackhammer the joystick in order for the game to consider it a “successful move.” I ended up picking up the collection (both DL games and Space Ace) on CD-ROM a while back, and now and then I like watching through some of the scenes again, relishing the nostalgia trip with the sweet 80’s corniness.

The King Harrow/Bird Theory, Explained This popular King Harrow theory started all the way in Season 1 when High Mage Viren came up with a plan to save the king’s life from an assassination plot. This scheme involved using dark magic to trap Harrow’s soul in another person’s body, which is essentially a body swapping spell. However, Harrow refused this plan and said he would rather die than sacrifice someone else.

In and of itself, that’s nothing special. Marvel Studios has cranked out multiple throwback movies and TV shows over the past 17 years. Captain America: The First Avenger takes place during World War II. Captain Marvel is a 1995 joint. Heck, even WandaVision (despite being set in 2023) takes advantage of Scarlet Witch’s reality-warping powers to stage its events against a TV-infused 1950s to late 2000s backdrop. Yet The Fantastic Four‘s period setting is nevertheless a big deal, because most fans initially expected the long-awaited reboot to occupy the most recent slot on the MCU’s ever-expanding timeline.

Legendary Critical Role villain Thordak the Cinder King earned an appropriately prestigious voice actor in Reddick, with the performer menacingly spearheading the Chroma Conclave conflict in The Legend of Vox Machina‘s second season. However, about a month after the Critical Role animated series’ Season 2 finale, Reddick tragically passed away at age 60, leaving many to mourn the storied actor known for his work in John Wick, The Wire, and Fringe.

Lanaryu Temple Walkthrough Upon entering Lanaryu Temple, activate the waypoint then head in. The first room will have a stone pathway leading to a large fan, but you can’t use it yet. For now, go left and defeat the Ice Octos in the room, earning you five portions of rock salt. Retrace your footsteps, then head right. You’ll find a pedestal with a red orb in the distance. Jump across the gap, making sure not to fall into the ice water, then Bind the red gem and bring it to the pedestal.

Null’s Body Walkthrough Once you’re able to move, follow Link until you reach an arena. Three waves of enemies will come at you, but thankfully, Link will fight alongside you. He’s incredibly strong and can’t be defeated, so rely on his strength as you fight. Summon a strong Echo and lay waste to these first two waves alongside Link. The third wave will throw only a single enemy at you, but it’s the strongest basic enemy in the game – a Lynel.

One Tree Hill’s First NBA Arc Exemplified the Show’s Underlying Problem With Women After a high school point-shaving scandal, a career-altering injury, and a brief stint playing SlamBall alongside Joe Manganiello, Tree Hill’s Nathan Scott was finally called up to play in the NBA. It was an event six seasons of television in the making. As someone specifically pitched One Tree Hill two decades after its debut based purely on my reputation as a basketball lover, I was thrilled to have NBA plotlines on the horizon.

Attentive viewers will clock a cluster of painful-looking lacerations below Sofia Falcone’s chin in The Penguin Episode 2 – however, these injuries are never addressed on screen. So, what’s the deal with Sofia Falcone’s neck scratches, and does she suffer similar wounds in the comics? Why Does Sofia Falcone Have Scratches on Her Neck in The Penguin? Around 25 minutes into The Penguin Episode 2, “Inside Man,” Sofia wakes up from an intense nightmare.

We’re getting closer and closer to The Witcher 3‘s May 19 release date, and (barring any further delays, of course), we should finally get to experience the finale of Geralt’s story soon. But it’s been quite some time since The Witcher 2 and i’m sure fans, new and old alike, could use a bit of a refresher. For that purpose, CD Projekt Red has given us this awesome five-minute gameplay trailer, explaining Geralt’s world, and his role within it.

This year, we were hoping for some hands on time and a chance to put the promise of a less intimidating combat system through its paces. We wanted to explore and experience Geralt’s journey as his story approaches its finale. Instead, we saw another theater demo showing off his monster hunting abilities, the moral choices he must make, and the huge new world he has to explore. The lack of hands-on time is probably tied to the fact that the game has been delayed to February 24, 2015.

If there’s one thing that regularly fails to impress me, it’s when a developer tries to draw people into buying a collector’s edition with minor perks like steelbook game cases. Granted, this could just be me. There are probably plenty of people who jump for joy at the prospect of a snazzy metal case to hold their fragile game discs in. For me though, they’ve never stirred any real excitement.

With a trilogy of well-received video games, The Witcher is a franchise that has become synonymous with high-quality fantasy action. Not many people outside of the gaming hobby are familiar with Geralt of Rivia’s exploits though. Andrzej Sapkowski’s original novels of the same name have far less impact here in America than series like Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, or Harry Potter. When Netflix announced that it would be producing a television show based on the novels, fan expectations were high.

I have not read the books of The Witcher. I have only played The Witcher III: Wild Hunt. I bring this up because the Netflix series leans heavily on the original written material in order to tell its story. Every episode of the first season is loosely based on a short story from one of the two short story collections published by Andrzej Sapkowski, while integrating story beats from the Witcher Saga novels.

No, I’m not making this up, though it’s easy to miss if you don’t know what you’re looking for. The two main characters from Bruce Campbell’s The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr., Brisco County and Lord Bowler, crop up during the first episode, riding down main street. The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. was cancelled after one season, but it did get a lengthy run of 27 episodes. Unlike Wyatt Earp and the Cowboy War, this tongue-in-cheek show wasn’t a stickler for accuracy.

Which Two Dragon Ball Characters Should Never Fight The two Dragon Ball characters who should never fight are Gohan and his daughter and only child Pan. While a similar argument could be made about Vegeta and Bulma’s daughter Bulla not being able to fight her father, Pan is quickly established as a fighter whereas Bulla is not. Though sparring between friends and family is common within Dragon Ball, there is something unique about Gohan and Pan’s father-daughter relationship that makes any physical confrontation between them feel decidedly off.