Gaming
What Metroid: Samus Returns Could Mean for the Franchise

The release date for Nintendo’s latest Metroid title, Metroid: Samus Returns, is quickly approaching. While most Metroid fans might understand the significance this game holds, those who aren’t exactly a part of the fandom may be unsure.
Excluding Metroid Prime: Federation Force, Samus Returns will be the first true Metroid title since Other M in 2010. This means that September 15th marks the true return of the series after an overly long hiatus. As such, the reception of this game will likely determine the future for our beloved bounty hunter.
Everything Nintendo has shown for Samus Returns has been met with positivity and pure hype from the community. The initial trailer was incredible and the gameplay shown afterwards was equally impressive. All of this culminated in them showing off the special edition, which (though rather insignificant in America) sent the internet’s hype through the roof. The game truly seems to be a return to the 2D Metroid formula that everyone adored, and for that it’s been praised.
Unfortunately, the last two titles didn’t exactly please fans, and the sour taste left in their mouths has had 7 years to fester. Nintendo can’t afford to hand the public a bad game next month if they want this IP to live on. Its inconsistent releases in terms of the time between games has done what is a fantastic series no favors. At times it almost seemed like Nintendo was actively avoiding the franchise they had spent years nurturing, but now that can all be turned around.
While it seems extremely unlikely, if something bad were to happen with the release of Samus’ latest adventure it could spell the end for her career. Fortunately, Nintendo seems to finally have a grasp on what their fans want with both Samus Returns and the teasing of Metroid Prime 4. A triumphant return to the days of old, where Metroid titles were met with excitement and fans foaming at the mouth. Everyone will just have to wait and see what September 15th holds.
Gaming
PS5 Alone in the Dark Reboot Stars Jodie Comer, David Harbour This Halloween

On October 25, 2023, THQ Nordic’s Alone in the Dark reboot will star Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer and Stranger Things’ David Harbour. Comer will play Emily Hartwood, while Harbour will play Edward Carnaby.
The demo, loosely based on the 1992 original, is available for download from the PS Store. This prologue, starring supporting character Grace Saunders, is inspired by Alone in the Dark 2’s Jack in the Dark demo and allows you to explore the Derceto Mansion.
The showcase didn’t focus on combat, but previous showings have shown a frantic over-the-shoulder shooter, and developer Pieces Interactive promises a variety of puzzles. Depending on how much guidance you want, you can adjust the difficulty.
We’re excited about the final product. Alone in the Dark hasn’t been respected in recent years, despite its huge influence. A compelling reboot that updates the 1992 classic looks to put the franchise back on track.
Gaming
Warhammer RTS Realms of Ruin Masses for PS5 Invasion

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, a new real-time strategy game where players command one of four warring factions, is coming to PS5 in the grimdark future.
PlayStation’s strategy gaming renaissance makes us feel like we’re living in the best possible time for console gamers who love command. Realms of Ruin could be a cool addition if it succeeds. As fans know, Warhammer games are unfortunately inconsistent in quality, so we’ll reserve judgment until we see some gameplay.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin: your thoughts? What do you think of Age of Sigmar’s controversial rebranding in general?
Gaming
One of PS5’s Worst Games Is The Lord of the Rings: Gollum

According to Metacritic, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is the worst-rated game of 2023, setting a new low for AAA releases. OpenCritic’s story is similar. See our video or written review to understand why.
Only eFootball was more universally hated. Balan Wonderworld and Babylon’s Fall are other villains in that awful rogue’s gallery.
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