If you haven’t sprung on getting The Sims 4 since it came out, then this special deal is for you. The base game is available for free via Origins for PC users. Head to the Origin client or their online storefront to claim the game. It’s going to be available for free until May 28th. And no, it isn’t a demo version, you get to keep the game after the promo is done. Of course, the expansion packs will still need to be purchased.
Looks like we will be seeing two MCU characters heading to the Falcon and the Winter Soldierspin-off on Disney’s upcoming streaming service. Announced last year, Disney+ will be getting releasing this six-part series with MCU actors Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan reprising their roles as Falcon and the Winter Soldier, respectively. And it looks like they might be joined by two characters from Captain America: Civil War. It’s being reported that Emily VanCamp and Daniel Bruhl will be reprising their roles as Peggy Carter’s niece Sharon and villain Zemo, respectively. Now, we’re going to keep our eyes peeled for any updates in the casting or the show itself. Directed by Kari Skogland and produced by Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige, the Falcon and the Winter Soldieris tipped to premiere in August 2020.
After Google pulled Huawei’s Android license, the company is left to lean on its own technology to continue its mobile business. A new report claims that Huawei might have its own mobile operating system ready as early as this fall. It’s being reported that Huawei consumer business CEO Richard Yu said this in a private WeChat group. It doesn’t come as a surprise that the company would need to speed up the process with recent developments. This project has been in the works in for some time already, so it won’t be that surprising that they could have something ready as early as possible. Will it be able to live up to Android and its customers’ expectations? That’s something we can’t say until we see the actual OS.
If you’re familiar with Supermassive’s Until Dawn, then you won’t have trouble understanding what to do with the developer’s new Dark Pictures Anthology. This interactive horror series is launching with Man of Medan this August 30th. It’ll be coming to the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The story revolves around a group on a diving vacation gone wrong. They end up kidnapped and trapped in a ghost ship. The choices you make in the game will determine whether these characters live or die. This anthology takes place in a shared universe and Supermassive plans to release a Dark Pictures game every six months.
The game will have a “Curator’s Cut” mode, which will come to all players for free eventually, but those who pre-order gain access to this mode from day one. In this mode, you’ll be able to replay scenes from the perspectives of the other characters when you finish the game. You also get more choices that affect the story in new ways. This mode also offers scenes and secrets not available in the main game.