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New Agent Leak Found In GTA V Source Code

New Agent Leak Found In GTA V Source Code


A fan digging into the previously leaked source code for Grand Theft Auto V has discovered what appears to be an early version of the main playable character from Rockstar’s infamously canceled PS3-exclusive spy game, Agent.

Over the weekend on the GTA Forums (via BenTech on Twitter), someone posted some character models from the GTA V source code, which leaked back in 2023, and suggested they might be related to Rockstar’s canned Agent. User XanaBax clarified that three of the four models were from GTA V and weren’t related to Agent. However, one model, featuring a man in fatigues, wasn’t a GTA V asset, and so XanaBax did some digging and discovered that this is likely an early version of Agent’s main character.

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XanaBax claims this model is located in a folder titled Jimmy, which was allegedly the codename for Agent. The user further explained that it also resides under a hierarchy labeled “Player.” This model also appears to be a remixed version of protagonist Niko Bellic from GTA IV and lines up with a character model seen in some leaked screenshots from over a decade ago. Lastly, this soldier model has never been used in GTA V or GTA Online, so all signs point to this being an early version of the main protagonist in Rockstar’s Agent.

Based on deeper digging into the source code, XanaBax says this player model has a date of 2009, about two years after Agent was first teased by Rockstar Games. The asset’s filename also includes the text “NorthRig” which further confirms Agent was being developed by GTA studio Rockstar North, lining up with everything we’ve heard about Agent in the years since it was likely canned in 2018, the year Take-Two let its trademark expire.

The Agent timeline

At E3 2007, Sony first announced that it was partnering with Rockstar Games on a new project that would be exclusive to PS3. In 2009, Rockstar co-founder Sam Houser officially announced Agent during Sony’s E3 event that year and said it was the game Rockstar had always wanted to make.

Later that same year, Rockstar told fans on its website that Agent could launch as early as 2010. In 2011, some images of Agent got out online after they were posted by a former Rockstar North environmental artist. In 2013, the PS4 was announced, and people assumed Agent was making the leap. But when Shuhei Yoshida, then the boss of Sony Worldwide Studios, was asked about Agent, he told the press he was the wrong person to ask about it.

Years passed, and despite Take-Two renewing the game’s trademark a few times, nothing was ever shown publicly. In 2018, the trademark was finally allowed to expire, and in 2021, Agent‘s official website was taken down. In 2023, a former Rockstar developer explained that GTA V and Agent were being developed by Rockstar North at the same time, but when it became clear GTA V needed more help to ship, resources and people were diverted to it, and the spy game languished for a bit before just being quietly canceled. Agent remains one of the biggest mysteries for Rockstar fans.



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Heartopia celebrates 30 million downloads with new outfits, permanent price cuts

Heartopia celebrates 30 million downloads with new outfits, permanent price cuts


Heartopia has kicked off a new event to celebrate passing 30 million downloads. Just a couple of weeks after delivering the vintage Hollywood-themed Dreamlight Cinematics event, developer XD Games has revealed The Whimsical Tea Party, a limited-time Gilded Acorn Exhibition.

The event kicked off on Saturday, bringing some new themed content to the game.

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Whimsical Tea Party’s biggest addition are the new outfits, including the Wandering Traveler, and the Duke Bunny outfits. Each outfit is available in three different colours. Another thing Heartopia events bring are building materials sets.

This one adds the Labyrinth furniture building materials set, the Hedgehog & Flamingo mallet, and the Cheshire Cat pet costume. Speaking of outfits, XD Games is dropping the in-game prices for a number of items permanently.

All original pet outfits now cost 66.7% less. Those of the Common variety will now cost 10 Souvenir Ticket Stubs, instead of the previous 30. Rare pet outfits will cost 5 Souvenir Ticket Stubs, down from 15.

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If you happened to buy Common or Rare original pet outfits between July 17, 2024 and March 22, 2026, you’ll be refunded the difference. This will automatically show up in-game the next time you log in. If you instead purchased those pet outfits between March 23 and April 4, you should look forward to your refund before April 10.

Keeping with the theme of freebies, Heartopia is also celebrating surpassing 30 million downloads worldwide by giving all players a small gift package in-game. This freebie is available until May 29, so you should have enough time to claim it.

For comprehensive guidance on where to find birds, bugs, and fish, check out our Heartopia bird locations, Heartopia bug locations, and Heartopia fish locations guides. If you’re instead looking to find some wild vegetables for those cooking recipes, hit those links. And, as ever, it doesn’t hurt to see if you missed out on any Heartopia codes.



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No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES Review | TheXboxHub

No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES Review | TheXboxHub


A Leap into a Bonkers Mystery

A strong contender for the longest name given to a video game in 2026 has washed up on my shore. Going by the title, No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES, and coming from Spike Chunsoft, this is the third entry in the AI series of games. 

I only really dabbled with the first game and completely missed the second, so I’m coming at this from the perspective of a relative newbie to the franchise. So, let’s see what Kaname Date (pronounced “datay”) and his little friend AIba can do…

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Getting stuck in to No Sleep For Kaname Date From AI THE SOMNIUM FILES

Polished Presentation

Presentation of the game is first on the list today, and here the news is pretty good. The characters that we play as and interact with are well designed and have a good amount of personality, which always helps. Kaname himself is some kind of professional level warper, while Aiba has to be the grown up in the partnership. As for Iris, who knows? The various environments that we find ourselves in, from the regular world through to the Somnium, a kind of virtual dreamscape, are also well done, with various objects to find and collect as we go through the game. 

No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES is also fully voiced, with even what I would class as bit parts (such as the waitress at a Maid Cafe) all fleshed out with a back story. The voice acting is also very good throughout, and teamed with the evocative music and other sound effects through the game, the presentation of the overall package works very well. 

A Story Stapled with Conspiracy

However, the story of the game is a barely credible mish mash of conspiracy theories, with a detective story stapled over the top. Iris, an internet sensation, has apparently been kidnapped by an alien race called the Reptilians, and they are forcing her to play a series of escape room type scenarios.

Meanwhile, Kaname and Aiba, back on Earth, are trying to unravel the events leading up to Iris’s disappearance, and they do this by interrogating a few people, and invading the psyche of others in order to find clues. And yes, it is just as bonkers as it sounds!

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A hammer indeed!

Triple-Threat Gameplay

So, let’s have a look at the actual gameplay here, and while there is nothing startling in the way the game plays out, what it does it does tolerably well. Things are split into three sections, basically: the escape room bits where we are in charge of Iris and others; the real world sections where Kaname is in charge (or Aiba is, it isn’t totally clear); and finally the Somnium sections, where Aiba comes into her own. I’ll deal with them separately, even though the gameplay elements are largely the same throughout. 

Starting with Iris’s participation in the “Third Eye Games”, as her sections are known, all I can say about these sections is that I have never done an escape room in real life, and after playing this game I don’t think I ever will! We are tasked with tackling various puzzles in the spaceship, and having to make sure we read and understand absolutely everything we are told is key to these sections. The puzzles are pretty obtuse, I have to say, and while the clues are there, I have to admit the lateral thinking required did leave me floundering more than once. I was reduced to using everything I’d collected on every possible thing to try and make progress. Depending on the difficulty level you choose, there are various restrictions that also come into play, such as a time limit and even a limit on guesses to problems. 

Next up we have the real world, where Kaname drives about and talks to people. The locations in this world are quite varied, from a diner to a warehouse, and we need to examine the locales we visit closely in order to find the clues. Basically, a cursor is present, moveable around the screen, and then if it passes over something that we can interact with, there will appear a green kind of speech bubble. Top tip: press on these items until the speech bubble goes grey, as this means we have interacted with it enough. And look everywhere. I got stuck in a warehouse for ages because I hadn’t read a note attached to another item. Believe me, this was a bit irritating. Using Aiba’s abilities in these sections can provide extra clues, so make sure to check everything carefully. 

Finally, the Somnium sections see us controlling Aiba in her human form, with Kaname reduced to a voice in her ear. Our job here is to use the PSYNC ability to go inside the dreamscape of others, and find clues as to what we are dealing with. We do this by fulfilling certain criteria and overcoming mental blocks that have been placed in our way, enabling us to dive deeper into the mind and find more clues. These sections are very imaginative, seeing us taking in a virtual ninja warrior contest amongst others, and as we go, we get new clues that tell us what we need to be doing. 

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Yep, it’s all a bit strange

A Decently Fun, if Frustrating, Detective Adventure

All in all though, for as weird and strange No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES is, this is a decently fun game, complete with a lot of content to go at. It does get frustrating at times, as I’m not entirely sure what those behind the creation of some of the puzzles were on, but largely it is enjoyable enough. 

I’m still scared of escape rooms, however!

No Sleep For Kaname Date Sets February 2026 Xbox & PlayStation Release – https://www.thexboxhub.com/no-sleep-for-kaname-date-sets-february-2026-xbox-playstation-release/

No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES Is Now On Xbox And PlayStation – https://www.thexboxhub.com/no-sleep-for-kaname-date-from-ai-the-somnium-files-is-now-on-xbox-and-playstation/

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Characters that Should Return in Resident Evil: Requiem DLC

Characters that Should Return in Resident Evil: Requiem DLC


Resident Evil Requiem brings back the fan favorite character Leon Kennedy and introduces us to a new character, Grace Ashcroft. Not only this, but it brings players back to Raccoon City — a location we have not been to in a very long time.

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The DLC for Resident Evil Requiem is currently in the works, and there are plenty of things we hope to see when we finally play it.

Despite being full of nostalgia and references to past games, Resident Evil Requiem does little to bring back some of the series’ major characters who I feel should make an appearance. Since the game will be getting some future DLC, there is hope that we will see some of the best characters in the Resident Evil series once more. The only question is who is most deserving of a return.

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Rebecca Chambers

No Longer a Rookie

Resident Evil 0 Rebecca Chambers

It is easy to forget about Rebecca Chambers. After all, she has made minimal game appearances, with her only appearing in Resident Evil, Resident Evil 0, and Umbrella Chronicles. You could count Resident Evil 5 as well, since she appears in the mercenaries mode.

Despite only being in a few properties, she is a beloved character by those who have played the early games in the series. Along with this, she was in Raccoon City, making her a prime candidate to have Raccoon City Syndrome.

Rebecca is still a consultant for the BSAA, which means she could easily make an appearance as an advisor of sorts for Chris’ team. Her expertise in biochemistry would be useful as well.

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Sheva Alomar

Sheva!

Resident Evil 5 Sheva

Sheva is probably the only character who has made fewer appearances in the Resident Evil franchise than Rebecca. Maybe it is because Capcom got tired of players complaining about Chris screaming her name in Resident Evil 5.

With how few appearances Sheva has made in the series, it would be nice to see her again, and since she worked alongside Chris in the BSAA, there is a through line to pull her back into the action.

It is unlikely that Sheva will make an appearance since she will most likely remain at the West Africa branch of the BSAA, but Chris could use her help in future endeavors, and since she wouldn’t have Raccoon City Syndrome, she might be an important asset.

Resident Evil Requiem Details Grace, WIne, and Emily

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Chris Redfield

Punch Another Boulder

Resident Evil 8 Chris

Chris is all but confirmed to be in the DLC for Resident Evil Requiem, but I still think that he should make an appearance, despite me being tired of seeing him. At the end of Requiem, The Wolves descend upon Raccoon City, giving aid to both Leon and Grace.

With his specialized team from the BSAA making an appearance, it is likely that Chris will be there as well. Future DLC should give him the spotlight, however, because he is yet another prime candidate to have the infamous Raccoon City Syndrome.

We could see a DLC where he must work to cure multiple people who have contracted this illness. It would also be a good excuse to bring in some other key characters from the series.

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Barry Burton

Bravo Team

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Barry Burton was one of the key supporting characters in the original Resident Evil title. Along with this, he has made numerous appearances throughout the franchise, and he is even mentioned in Resident Evil Requiem.

Requiem is the perfect opportunity to bring back the Bravo Team from the original game and have them face another threat. Perhaps they could go back to the mansion where it all started.

We could see Barry coming back into the fold and aiding in handling the Raccoon City Syndrome. Of course, there are plenty of other characters who could be involved as well.

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Carlos Oliveira

Another Survivor

Resident Evil 3 Carlos

Carlos is yet another survivor of Raccoon City, and another prime candidate to have Raccoon City Syndrome. Similar to Rebecca, he also hasn’t been seen in a mainline Resident Evil title in some time, with his first major appearance being in Resident Evil 3.

With how long it has been, it is time for Carlos to get back into the game. Apparently, he now resides in South America, but the call of Raccoon City is strong, and there are numerous threats that could bring him back.

It would be great for characters who played vital roles in the first few games to come back, but there are more characters than just Carlos who should be there.

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Claire Redfield

Brother and Sister

Resident Evil 2 Claire

One thing that bugged us about Resident Evil Requiem is that Claire was nowhere to be found. She wasn’t even mentioned in any of the game’s files or puzzles.

We all remember Claire as being the sister of Chris Redfield, but more importantly, she was one of the primary protagonists of Resident Evil 2 — taking up the role alongside Leon Kennedy.

Thanks to this history with Leon and Sherry, it feels necessary for Claire to make an appearance in an upcoming DLC. At the very least, she should check in to make sure Leon and Chris are okay. Of course, we also have to mention that if Leon was sick, Claire should be sick as well.

Resident Evil Requiem Special Content Freya's Needle, Master Manual, and Tracker

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Jill Valentine

Fans Have Been Asking

Resident Evil 3 Jill

When leaks about Resident Evil Requiem were circulating online, many of them said that Jill Valentine would be making a return to the franchise alongside Leon Kennedy. Unfortunately, these leaks ended up being untrue, but perhaps they were talking about future DLC.

It is no secret that fans have been asking for the return of Jill Valentine. After all, the last mainline game appearance she made was in Resident Evil 5 when we saved her from Wesker, so it would be nice to have her as a playable character once more.

Perhaps the leaks were talking about Jill’s reappearance. She could arrive in the DLC to aid the Wolves to pay Chris back for saving her life.

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Ada Wong

The Love Interest

Resident Evil 4 Ada Wong

If there is any character that fans would love to see reunite with Leon, it is Ada Wong. She first appeared in Resident Evil 2 and aided Leon in escaping Raccoon City.

After that, she appeared once more in Resident Evil 4 — another game with Leon as the primary protagonist. Finally, she appeared in Resident Evil 6. Yet again, this is a game where Leon plays a major role.

It seems that wherever Leon goes, Ada follows, so it only feels natural that she would make an appearance in Resident Evil Requiem. With all this being said, we should get a DLC focused on Ada coming back to check on her boy Leon.

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Where Winds Meet interactive map

Where Winds Meet interactive map



The Where Winds Meet map is filled with all sorts of activities that may not only lead to memorable stories but also make your character stronger. The main story guides you through the regions, but an explorer’s spirit is what you need to learn everything the world of Where Winds Meet has to offer.

Bounding Stones are among the most common landmarks found in Where Winds Meet. You can identify them by swords stuck in the ground next to stones bearing inscriptions on their surface. Interacting with these stones grants you access to the teleport system in the game, which makes traversing the maps of this fictional version of tenth-century China a breeze. Chests scattered throughout the map are even more common than Bounding Stones, and they usually contain experience, unique currency, and materials.

You won’t find only treasures and mystical stones on the Where Winds Meet map, though. There are outposts to invade. These old fortresses hold special treasures you can claim only after defeating the group of enemies that has taken over the place. However, if you want an epic challenge to face, you can chase the world boss fights on the map.

There are only a few of the things you find and do in Where Winds Meet while exploring the game’s large areas and lively villages. There are many NPCs to talk to, shops to visit, martial arts to unlock, and bounties to hunt.

Below, with our Where Winds Meet interactive map, you can keep track of all these activities and places. The map covers major regions like Qinghe, Kaifeng, and Hexi making it the perfect tool to explore this fantastical world.

Where Winds Meet Qinghe and Kaifeng interactive maps

Where Winds Meet Hexi interactive map

With the release of the Liangzhou section of Hexi, we have updated our map to include everything unique to this new area!



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Wonder Egg Hunt Event Guide in Heartopia

Wonder Egg Hunt Event Guide in Heartopia


Wonder Egg Hunt is one of the two new events set to celebrate the Spring season in Heartopia. All players can participate in the spring events to earn exclusive rewards. The Revival Hymn and Wonder Egg Hunt events are live, starting today (April 4, 2026) and running until April 27, 2026. This is the complete guide to the Wonder Egg Hunt Event in Heartopia.

What is the Wonder Egg Hunt Event in Heartopia?

The Wonder Egg Hunt event is all about finding eight easter eggs around the Central Square. Each easter egg will have the face of a town resident. As you find each egg and take a picture of the egg, you will unlock the corresponding town resident’s Easter Egg Ornament.

NOTE: After taking a picture of the egg, you have to claim the ornament from the Wonder Egg Hunt event section. Click on the gift icon in the progression bar to claim the ornament.

When will the Resident Easter Eggs spawn in Heartopia?

The first four Resident Easter Eggs are currently available around the Central Square. You can search around the Central Square to find and take a picture of all four eggs to unlock the ornaments. However, the next four Resident Easter Eggs will spawn on Day 2 of the event (April 5, 2026).

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All Rewards for the Wonder Egg Hunt Event in Heartopia

The Wonder Egg Hunt event offers several exclusive rewards that you can earn by finding the Easter Eggs around the Central Square.

Annie’s Easter Egg Ornament

Atara’s Easter Egg Ornament

Bob’s Easter Egg Ornament

Dorothee’s Easter Egg Ornament

Vanya’s Easter Egg Ornament

Blanc’s Easter Egg Ornament

Mrs. Joan’s Easter Egg Ornament

Bailey J’s Easter Egg Ornament

Egg Balloon Bouquet – Find 2 Resident Easter Eggs

Revival Bunny Eggshell Hat – Find 4 Resident Easter Eggs

Revival Hymn Top Hat – Find 6 Resident Easter Eggs



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Wine 11.6 is an exciting release to make modding Windows games on Linux simpler

Wine 11.6 is an exciting release to make modding Windows games on Linux simpler


Wine, part of what makes Proton run so many Windows games on Linux, just had a very interesting release that will help game modding.

The main highlights of Wine 11.6 are:



Beginnings of a revival of the Android driver.
DLL load order heuristics to better support game mods.
More VBScript compatibility fixes.
Various bug fixes.

The interesting bit here is the change to how DLLs are loaded. Currently with Wine and Proton, you do at times need to do a bit of a workaround for games that need specific DLLs for their mods. With this change now in place and shipped in Wine, it means that if the DLL company name attached is not Microsoft (so a custom one supplied with the mod or game), Wine will automatically use it over the Wine version.

Hopefully, the end result will be a number of mods for Windows games on Linux / SteamOS will be easier to run, often out of the box with no extra changes or launch options. And, eventually, Valve will pull the changes into Proton so everyone using it with Steam will see the benefits of it.

Wine 11.6 also notes 28 bug fixes for various application and game behaviour.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.



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Something for the Easter Weekend – 04/04/26 | TheSixthAxis

Something for the Easter Weekend – 04/04/26 | TheSixthAxis


It’s that funny Saturday in the middle of the Easter weekend again, and I hope you’ve got all the shopping done for a roast tomorrow, a little egg hunting for the wee ones, and generally making the most of the extra extra long weekend to relax.

In the News This Week

There’s a lot of games heading toward early access releases in the coming weeks and months, it feels like.

Games in Review & Featured Articles

The best game of this week’s crop of reviews was about a stealthy octopus.

Darwin’s Paradox – PS5, XSX|S, NSW, PC – 8/10
Legacy of Kain: Ascendance – PS5, XSX|S, NSW2, NSW, PC – 7/10
EverSiege: Untold Ages – PC – 7/10
Overthrown – PS5, XSX|S, PC – 5/10
Damon and Baby – PS5, PS4, NSW, PC – 5/10

Beyond that, I served up a review in progress for The Division: Resurgence, spoke to Ubisoft about its creation, and put together a little comparison between this mobile game and the original game on PS4 – yes, I dusted off my PS4 for this.

Ade dipped into the PS5 release of South of Midnight, and love his time with this port of last year’s Xbox title, while Dom delved into Wyldheart and its more manageable RPG campaigns, and the blended Greek Mythology and PS1 era visuals of Tartaros.

Finishing up for the week, What We Played featured Life is Strange: Reunion, The Division: Resurgence and Legacy of Kain: Ascendance.

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Serious Sam: Shatterverse is a multiverse based co-op shooter coming this year

Watch 11 minutes of Mortal Shell II gameplay

Doug Cockle’s gravelly voice accompanies the launch trailer for The Occultist

That’s the round up for this week. Hope you have a great weekend ahead and we’ll see you back here on Tuesday!



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Pesadilla Del ’94 – An MS-DOS game for 2026? OH YES!

Pesadilla Del ’94 – An MS-DOS game for 2026? OH YES!


Fans of the golden age of PC gaming have a new reason to boot up their vintage rigs. Indie and retro developer onepopcorn has officially released Pesadilla del ’94 (Nightmare of ’94), a neo-classic arcade experience designed specifically for MS-DOS. Whether you’re running a genuine 386/486 PC, firing up an emulator, or looking for a quick fix online via itch.io, this title is built to deliver a heavy dose of ’90s nostalgia.

The game’s narrative taps into a very specific cultural zeitgeist. Imagine it’s 1994: your bedroom walls are a shrine to Sabrina and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the air is thick with the sounds of Guns n’ Roses. You have a final exam tomorrow, but the siren call of Wolfenstein 3D was too strong to resist. After an entire afternoon of hearing “Mein Leben!” echoing in your ears, you finally sit down to study. But as any student knows, math is the ultimate sleep aid. You drift off, and that’s when the “Nightmare of ’94” truly begins.

Key Gameplay Mechanics and Extra Info Includes:

Search and Rescue: Explore classrooms and open doors to locate all the hidden exam answers.Dodge the Distractions: Avoid sentient, menacing joysticks—physical manifestations of the very games that distracted Federico from his studies.Vertical Navigation: Use staircases strategically to dodge enemies and move between the different floors of the school.Vending Machine Power-Ups: Raid the vending machines for bags of potato chips. If you’re lucky, you’ll find a “sticky hand” toy inside, which can be used to temporarily stun enemies and clear a path.Developed originally for the @MsDOSClub game jam, Pesadilla del ’94 is a love letter to the era of shareware and floppy disks. It manages to capture the frantic, high-stakes energy of early 90s arcade titles while offering a quirky, humorous take on the universal dread of failing a math test.



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The First-Ever Fight Club 4K Blu-Ray Release Comes With A Soapy Steelbook Cover

The First-Ever Fight Club 4K Blu-Ray Release Comes With A Soapy Steelbook Cover


We’re about to break the first rule of Fight Club and tell you about it, as a new 4K steelbook edition of the cult-classic movie is now available to preorder through Amazon and Walmart. Priced at $40 and shipping starting May 12, fans of David Fincher’s 1999 movie about mischief, mayhem, and soap can look forward to a feature-packed release.

Fight Club special features

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Audio commentary featuring director David FincherGroup commentary with David Fincher, Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham CarterScreenwriting discussion track with Chuck Palahniuk and Jim UhlsTechnical deep-dive commentary by Alex McDowell, Jeff Cronenweth, Michael Kaplan, and Kevin HaugFeaturette: A Hit in the Ear – Exploring Ren Klyce’s sound design workFlogging Fight Club behind-the-scenes featureInteractive “Insomniac Mode: I Am Jack’s Search Index”Multi-angle production vignettes with optional commentaryCollection of deleted and alternate scenesPromotional materials, including trailers, TV ads, and online spotsPublic service announcementsOfficial music videoImage collections featuring promotional stillsArt galleries showcasing production design

Considered one of Fincher’s best movies, Fight Club is based on the book of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk. The movie follows a narrator known only as “Jack” who is jaded by life, materialism, and stricken with insomnia. In his quest to get a good night’s sleep, Jack meets Tyler Durden, a mysterious individual who draws him into underground fighting and anarchy. Things take an extreme turn, and the film’s twist remains one of the greatest surprises in cinema.

If you don’t want to wait until May, you can grab Fight Club on standard Blu-ray for $17.38 from Amazon. This standout 1080p version is equipped with a high-quality DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track, and includes all the special features listed above for the 4K release.

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