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AppWizard
March 7, 2025
Game director Carrie Patel has indicated that Avowed features multiple endings influenced by key choices and smaller decisions throughout the game. The main decision involves whether to kill or spare Sapadal, which affects the ending slides. Sparing Sapadal while encouraging her darker impulses does not lead to a "vengeful" ending slide, but providing her with the Adra mech during Sargamis' quest results in a unique slide showing her peaceful use of it. Killing Sapadal aligns with the original pantheon of Eora and ends the Dreamscourge, similar to sparing her. Merging with Sapadal leads to a darker outcome where she overtakes the player's personality, also resulting in the Dreamscourge's defeat. In the Living Lands, players can achieve different outcomes based on their choices during the council. Siding with Lödwyn and achieving the Steel Garrote ending requires specific prior actions; otherwise, players may be executed as traitors. An Aedyran colony outcome results in direct control over the Living Lands, while a "gréfram" allows for partial colonization with some governance retained. Advocating for an independent Living Lands leads to favorable outcomes for certain characters but leaves others in uncertain situations. Optional quests can also influence the ending slides, such as Giatta's career path, Yatzli's fate depending on her choices, Marius's contentment based on quest completion, and Kai's grim fate if his quest is unfinished. Each of Kai's positive outcomes can lead to a romantic epilogue if interest is expressed.
AppWizard
March 2, 2025
- The Surfer: Directed by Lorcan Finnegan, starring Nicolas Cage, in theaters May 2. Cage plays a father trying to reconnect with his son through surfing, facing a local surfer gang. Critics praise Cage's performance. - Havoc: Directed by Gareth Evans, starring Tom Hardy, on Netflix April 25. Hardy plays a detective trying to rescue a politician’s son from a drug deal. - The Assessment: Starring Elizabeth Olsen and Himesh Patel, in theaters March 21 and on VOD April 8. Set in a dystopian future where procreation is a privilege, it features a cold assessor played by Alicia Vikander. - A Minecraft Movie: Directed by Jared Hess, in theaters April 4. Features Jack Black and Jason Momoa, following characters in the Minecraft universe. - Eden: Directed by Ron Howard, follows German settlers in the 1930s attempting to create a self-sufficient community in the Galápagos Islands. U.S. release date pending, premieres in Germany this April. - Holland: Starring Nicole Kidman, on Prime Video March 27. A psychological thriller exploring hidden secrets in suburban life. - A Working Man: Jason Statham stars in a revenge thriller, in theaters March 28. - Sacramento: A buddy comedy featuring Michael Cera and Kristen Stewart, in theaters April 11. - Another Simple Favor: Blake Lively stars in a sequel, streaming May 1 on Prime Video. - The Rule of Jenny Pen: A horror thriller starring John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush, in theaters March 7. - Death of a Unicorn: A whimsical adventure with Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, in theaters March 28. - The Parenting: A horror comedy featuring Brian Cox and Lisa Kudrow, streaming on MAX March 13. - Darkest Miriam: An indie drama starring Britt Lower, in select theaters March 28.
AppWizard
March 1, 2025
"Terminator 2: Judgement Day" is regarded as a classic Hollywood blockbuster, known for its pacing and action sequences. The Sega Mega Drive 2D adaptation of the film captures key moments such as Arnie's arrival, Sarah Connor's escape, and John Connor's dirtbike chase. The upcoming game "Terminator 2D: No Fate" will launch on September 5, 2025, on the Epic Games Store and Steam, featuring a blend of gameplay styles and a unique narrative that includes original scenarios and multiple endings. A 'making of' featurette is available, showcasing the development team's passion for the project.
AppWizard
February 28, 2025
Alec Baldwin had a heated exchange with comedian Jason Scoop, who made a provocative joke about the shooting incident on the set of "Rust." Scoop mockingly offered Baldwin a "pardon" for "murdering that woman," which led Baldwin to threaten him, stating, "If this camera wasn’t here, I’d break your f**ing neck." Baldwin's legal troubles from the 2021 shooting were initially charged with manslaughter but were dismissed in July 2024.
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