Découvrez comment avoir Blazamut Ryu dans Palworld, grâce au fameux autel d'invocation que vous pouvez placer dans votre base. Attention, comme pour tous les autres combats de ce type, il va vous falloir une préparation au top niveau.

Il y a des simulateurs qu'on lance par curiosité et qu'on repose vingt minutes plus tard. Celui-là m'a gardé dans le cockpit toute la soirée, et je ne l'avais pas vu venir.

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The 2024 Borderlands movie had a cast full of big names, including multiple Oscar winners, and was based on a popular franchise with countless fans. But the film was a critical and commercial disaster. So what happened? Director Eli Roth told Variety said that the film, which cost a mighty $120 million to produce, was pared back to something that did not line up with his original vision. He said he wants to make things that are "left of center" because this worked for him in the past. However, "As things grow bigger, studios just naturally become more risk averse," he said. The report said studio executives wanted Borderlands to have a PG-13 rating, and asked for changes to get it. In the end, the finished version of Borderlands was "something that belonged to nobody," Roth said. Cate Blanchett in Borderlands. “It’s not a kids’ movie, but it’s trying to appeal to everybody. It’s for gamers, but it doesn’t have the violence the gamers want because it can’t be that extreme because it costs too much. You just wind up with a movie that’s neither fish nor fowl," he said. Roth was not the only director on Borderlands, as Deadpool's Tim Miller came in for the reshoots. The Borderlands movie starred Cate Blanchett as Lilith and Jack Black as the voice of Claptrap. The film also featured Kevin Hart (Roland), Edgar Ramirez (Atlas), Ariana Greenblatt (Tiny Tina), Florian Munteanu (Kreig), Janina Gavankar (Knoxx), Jamie Lee Curtis (Tannis), and Olivier Richters (Krom). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjtVXWa3tWI Roth previously directed Cabin Fever, Hostel, and Knock Knock, while he starred in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. His latest movie is Ice Cream Man, which tells a story of an ice cream truck driver who comes to town, selling kids ice cream that turns them into murderers. The movie, which releases on August 7, is not getting good reviews, but he says it represents the kind of movie he wants to make, unobstructed from studio influence. He raised the movie's $5.5 million budget and is releasing Ice Cream Man via his own production company, The Horror Section. He said the movie only needs to make about $6 million-$8 million theatrically to turn a profit, in part because he expects it to make about as much when it's released at home. “Novelists who write stories own the underlying rights, but filmmakers who write a screenplay don’t own the underlying rights, and that always felt like an imbalance to me,” Roth said. “Stephen King owns all of his creations. Why should I create something and then give away ownership?”

After launching in English late last year, Riftbound, Riot Games' League of Legends trading card game (TCG), has quickly grown into one of the most popular TCGs to date. The game had a big presence at this year's Gen Con, featuring not one but two large booths that fans could stop by to learn to play, meet some of their favorite creators, and buy convention-exclusive merch. During the show, GameSpot had the opportunity to sit down with Riftbound game director Dave Guskin to chat about some of the game's history and where we go from here. Talking about League of Legend's massive roster, GameSpot's Jessica Cogswell was curious is if adding new Legends to Riftbound was an intimidating task when pulling from the source material's over 170-characters. "No, it's so great! I love it," Guskin said. "I mean, the more things there are that players love and want to connect with, the better it is for us. I think for me, it's like, 'Man, how do we make sure we hit all of these so that the players who love a specific champion get to play that one.'' I think eventually we will hit all the champions in League of Legends. I think we'll probably revisit some, because we can find new ways to make a really cool Yasuo or a really cool Ahri that we didn't do before." Revisiting older Champions in Riftbound is something the team has already done, with Master Yi making his second playable appearance in the TCG with the game's third set, Unleashed. That version of Master Yi sports the new XP mechanic that fans of League of Legends will be familiar with. Guskin went on to discuss the team's process for selecting which characters will receive the cardboard treatment. When asked if they consider cards based on what people are playing the most in League of Legends, or if it's more centered around how well that character would work on as a card, he stated that both play a key role in the team's decision making. "It's a combination of, 'People love this from League of Legends, the PC game. We should try to acknowledge that and see if we can build something that really feels right.' Like Zed, he's like constantly making shadow copies of himself, right? So we thought, let's make a deck, and see if that works. And it was like, 'Oh, that's great.'" The team has a few fan-favorite Champions from League of Legends they want to add to Riftbound as soon as possible, Guskin confirmed, stating, "I don't want to give away too much, but I will say that there's some very popular champions we haven't done yet. I think there's like some cool relationships in the story that we can explore through sets. We just revealed--a couple days ago, I think--that our sixth set and our seventh set have a few champions that are beloved, like, Aurelion Sol." For more Riftbound news, Riot is currently rolling out their second biannual State of the Game updates, detailing changes to come in the future, shifts in organized play, and giving us our first look at the set release roadmap for 2027.

Fire Emblem fans had plenty of information to sink their teeth into during today's Fortune's Weave Direct presentation, with new characters, new settings, and a new "gun" showcased during the 22-minute livestream. However, the Direct also threw a wrench into the plans of those who wish to be spoiler-free going into Fortune's Weave, as a major story beat from early in the game was revealed in the final five minutes of the video. We're about to dive into that spoiler right now and its implications for how Fortune's Weave will play out, so if you have not watched the video and wish to stay unspoiled, do not venture below the video we've shared below. Seriously, this is your spoiler warning: Turn back now if you want to stay blind. After 18 minutes of explanations on the characters, mechanics, and world of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, the year 1449 appears on the screen--and then immediately progresses forward five years to 1454. The Dagdan Empire still stands, but it has been rendered apocalyptic after being ravaged by a demon god called Balor. It's then revealed that Fortune's Weave will take place across both years, with the main protagonist, Eshmel, summoned by Sothis to help the heroes in the past prevent the calamity of the future through key moments in each hero's story. How exactly that will play out, however, was not explained. The Fortune's Weave Direct introduced us to the four heroes of the Dagdan Empire--Cai, Dietrich, Leda, and Theodora--as they compete in a tradition called the Heroic Games. Players will be able to switch between each hero at will, playing out their stories in parallel if they so choose. Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave will launch September 17 exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.

During last week's Gen Con, Riftbound, the League of Legends trading card game (TCG), boasted a massive presence. Fans were able to enter two different booths to get their hands on cards and exclusive merchandise, as well as meet some of the talent behind the game's creation and design. GameSpot was onsite for the show, and had the opportunity to interview Riftbound Game Director Dave Guskin, during which we learned that the team behind the popular TCG is significantly smaller that you might think. At the end of our time with Guskin, the longtime designer reflected on how the game isn't even a year old yet (referring to its English release in October of last year), saying, "It's been so wonderful to have the community grow around the game, and see what people love. I always say, our team is quite small compared to the player base. So we rely on that partnership between development and community to figure out what's awesome, what's not, and how to fix it". GameSpot's Jessica Cogswell, who conducted the interview, was intrigued by his mention of the team size. She went on to ask Guskin just how big the team actually is, and if Riftbound's creation was a concentrated effort or a case of a few team members with big ambitions. Gurskin confirmed it was the latter. "A little over two years ago, I want to say it was just me, my boss, and one analyst," Guskin said. "And we were just pitching the game to executives. We were like, 'Just give us a chance.' And they were like, 'Okay, you can have two more people.' So then we made the systems and we tested with players [with just five people]." As development ramped up, Guskin explained that Riot allowed a few more people to join the Riftbound team. Since then, the number has consistently grown, reaching what now feels like "huge growth," according to Guskin. "But it's still like less than 50 people across all functions of Riftbound, which is sort of crazy," he said. "I think we'll keep growing, which is awesome, but we've come at it from a very scrappy place. Like, 'Can make something really awesome for players, do it quickly, and do it without really having to do too much in the way of shooting for the moon, right?'" Guskin continued. "'Let's find something that we know players will love. Let's take stuff from Legends of Runeterra, from other strategy games at Riot, from the people who know how to make League of Legends champions in a different sort of game, and then get that out to players quickly, and then iterate.' So, I feel like it's been pretty crazy". Riftbound recently released its fourth expansion, Vendetta. Its biannual State of the Game updates are also continuing to roll out until August 5, in which they've laid out changes coming to the game's rules and card templates, its roadmap for 2027, and more.

Life is expensive these days. If you're looking to cut back on spending and want to do away with your PlayStation Plus membership, it's very easy to do so. There are plenty of reasons why you might want to cancel PlayStation Plus, just like there are numerous reasons for cancelling Xbox Game Pass. Below you can find instructions on how to cancel PlayStation Plus, as shared by PlayStation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiwBu7M023s How to cancel PlayStation Plus from the internet Sign in to Account Management. Select Subscription from the menu on the left of the screen.  Select Cancel Subscription next to PlayStation Plus. How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS5 Go to Settings > Users and Accounts. Select Account > Payment and Subscriptions > Subscriptions > PlayStation Plus. Select Cancel Subscription. How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS4 Go to PlayStation Plus > Manage Membership > Subscription. Select Cancel Subscription. When you cancel PlayStation Plus, you'll retain member benefits until the end of the current billing cycle. However, after that, you'll lose access to the service's numerous perks including monthly games, online multiplayer, and online storage support, among other things. August brings with it some pretty great additions to PlayStation Plus, including the critical darling Big Walk--which we called one of the best co-op games of all time--along with Dying Light 2 and Signalis. Sony recently upset gamers by announcing that it will stop supporting physical game discs starting in January 2028. The data clearly shows that digital adoption is rising, but plenty of people still love physical discs. Sony continues to sell many millions of physical game discs annually, but experts believe Sony wants to exert more power and control over users and is ushering in an all-digital future on PlayStation leading into the PS6 era.

Si vous faites partie des joueurs de Baldur’s Gate 3 tombés sous le charme de Minthara, vous avez probablement été déçus par sa romance quasi inexistante une fois passée la découverte du personnage. Dans le jeu de base, la paladine drow a bien une scène intime, mais elle est réservée à un chemin de jeu particulièrement brutal, ce qui a laissé de nombreux joueurs “gentils” sans aucun vrai moment de couple. C’est exactement ce que vient corriger un nouveau mod très attendu : A Beautiful Webbing – Act 3 – Minthara Romance Scenes, signé HyperspaceTowel. Il ajoute enfin de vraies scènes de romance en Acte 3, même si vous avez refusé de raser le Bosquet d’Émeraude. De quoi transformer complètement une run centrée sur Minthara, surtout combiné aux autres mods dédiés au personnage. Pourquoi la romance de Minthara posait problème dans Baldur’s Gate 3 ? Dans la version vanilla de Baldur’s Gate 3, la seule scène vraiment intime de Minthara se déroule au camp des gobelins, après avoir aidé la drow à massacrer le Bosquet d’Émeraude. Si vous choisissez de protéger les tieffelins, cette scène disparaît purement et simplement, et même en recrutant Minthara plus tard, vous n’obtenez quasiment aucun contenu de romance dédié, surtout en Acte 3. Un comble pour un personnage aussi populaire, qui balance des répliques déjà cultes, comme cette blague en Acte 3 à propos d’un mariage avec une drider : le joueur demande "Raconte celle de l’homme qui a épousé une drider", Minthara répond, imperturbable : "C’était un beau tissage". C’est cette punchline qui donne son nom à la série de mods A Beautiful Webbing....Lire la suite sur La Crème Du Gaming

Vous avez déjà laissé votre smartphone s'éteindre tout seul en pensant "autant profiter de chaque pour cent" avant de le recharger pendant la nuit ? Cette habitude reste très répandue, héritée des vieux téléphones à batteries nickel. Problème, les batteries lithium-ion qui équipent aujourd'hui tous les smartphones n'ont rien à voir avec celles d'il y a 20 ans. À force de viser systématiquement le 0 %, vous réduisez visiblement la durée de vie de votre téléphone. Derrière chaque extinction à 0 % se cachent des réactions chimiques qui laissent des cicatrices invisibles dans la batterie. À la clé, une autonomie qui chute au bout de deux ans, un smartphone qui s'éteint soudainement à 15 %, voire une batterie qui gonfle après quelques mois dans un tiroir. Comprendre pourquoi ce 0 % répété est si agressif est essentiel si vous voulez garder votre téléphone plus longtemps sans payer une nouvelle batterie ou un nouvel appareil. Pourquoi vider la batterie de votre smartphone à 0 % est une si mauvaise idée ? Une batterie lithium-ion fonctionne en faisant circuler des ions entre deux électrodes plongées dans un liquide appelé électrolyte. Plus on la pousse dans ses extrêmes - proche de 0 % ou de 100 % - plus la résistance interne augmente, ce qui provoque de la chaleur et des réactions parasites. À répétition, ces réactions détruisent peu à peu la matière active des électrodes et la batterie perd définitivement de sa capacité. Résultat, au bout de quelques centaines de cycles malmenés, votre téléphone ne tient plus la journée. Le vrai danger arrive quand le smartphone reste...Lire la suite sur La Crème Du Gaming