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Street Fighter Board Game Announced on Kickstarter

Jasco Games has announced a new Street Fighter miniatures board game on Kickstarter.

According to its Kickstarter page, Street Fighter: The Miniatures Game features high quality pre-painted figures and will allow players to simulate fights using their favorite characters from the Street Fighter roster.

The game, co-designed by YouTuber Joe “Angry Joe” Vargas, is played using a combination of cards and dice on various maps with destructible 3D terrain. It features a Versus Mode, as well as Free for All and Team Games options. Those who pledge at least $140 USD will also get the Boss Expansion, which includes a Boss Mode where three players team up to face off against one super powerful boss player.

Far Cry 5’s PUBG-Inspired Maps Are Mostly Bad

Far Cry 5’s Arcade Mode has become the latest hub for fanmade Battle Royale maps inspired by PUBG and Fortnite, but most of them aren’t quite what you’d expect. Using Far Cry 5’s extensive map editor, players are building everything from their own versions of PUBG’s Erangel island to shoddy lookalikes to some totally fresh and off-the-wall creations. A quick search for “battle royale” in Arcade Mode’s map browser brings up tons of rough drafts, many published just a day or two ago — an indication that this trend is only just getting started.

While some of them are impressive in detail, Far Cry 5 only allows for a handful of custom game modes and Battle Royale is not one of them — meaning the best many fans have been able to do is create the illusion of Battle Royale mechanics. As understandably rough as the current selection is, cool things are still on the horizon, especially if Ubisoft can match the growing community’s passion and officially support new game modes.

Terminator Reboot Pushed Back to Late 2019

The next Terminator movie will be arriving later than expected.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Terminator reboot will hit theaters on Nov. 22, 2019. The film was originally scheduled to premiere on July 26, 2019.

Original stars Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger will reportedly be joined by franchise newcomer Mackenzie Davis in the untitled film, which will serve as a direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Fortnite Vending Machine Locations Map

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All of IGN’s Spyro Reignited Trilogy Coverage

Spyro is back and IGN has you covered with exclusive interviews, visual comparisons, and much more.

April Humble Bundle Spotlight

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It’s a new month, and you know what that means: a whole new Humble Monthly Bundle line-up. If you’re not familiar with how it works, it’s pretty simple: you get a bunch of great games for one super-low price, and the money works to help support charities. So it’s the rare case where everyone wins.

When you subscribe to the Humble Monthly Bundle, you get that month’s first round of early unlock games right away at the beginning of each month, and the rest of the games are revealed at the end of the month. Then a new month arrives and the whole process starts all over again. Not bad for $12. Oh, and you can cancel whenever you want, so if you just want to get Dead Rising 4 or Kerbal Space Program for $12 and aren’t interested in what next month has to offer, that’s all you baby.

11 TV Time Jumps to Remember

The concept of time can be a tricky thing to manipulate in the world of television. Writers can effectively use it to skip over mundane storylines not worth paying attention to, or use it as an easy way out after writing themselves into an impossible corner.

Most of the time, this technique can be a fun way to look at characters in a different light by creating new and interesting stories for the writers to delve into. Series like Lost and Breaking Bad have implemented the time jump method with great success because their characters actually went through a compelling transformation.

With Fear the Walking Dead Season 4 expected to make its own leap forward in time, we thought it would be fun to look at 11 other memorable time jumps from some of our favorite series. Scroll through the slideshow below to see which shows made our list.

Daily Deals: Dead Rising 4, Kerbal Space Program, and RUINER for $12, Spyro Trilogy

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Why Westworld Is the Jurassic Park Sequel We Deserve

Even in this Game of Thrones-dominated time we live in, Westworld is easily one of HBO’s biggest draws. Season 1 became the most-watched first season in the channel’s history. And why not? It shares a lot in common with the uber-popular Jurassic Park franchise. The true root of Westworld’s appeal is less the Lost-style mythology and mind-bending plot twists than the fact that it’s a better Jurassic Park sequel than the actual sequels.