Gene Simmons, frontman of the band KISS, is happy that The Pokemon Company apparently chose to honor him with Obstagoon, a brand new Pokemon from the upcoming Pokemon Sword and Shield that shares a striking resemblance to the rock star.
As reported by Eurogamer, Obstagoon is a brand new Galarian evolution of Zigzagoon that was revealed earlier this week in a trailer that also gave us the Hangry Morpeko, Top Hat Weezing, and the On-the-Nose Team Yell.
This is a mostly spoiler-free review for all 10 episodes of GLOW: Season 3, which premieres Friday, August 9 on Netflix.
After working hard and busting their butts to craft a compelling wrestling show during an era when there was little-to-no interest in women stepping into the ring other than to hold up signs and smile, the women of GLOW have now been rewarded with a paying gig in Las Vegas.
The rub however, for both the performers, and even for GLOW as a series overall, is that their Vegas gig turns into a form of stasis. Season 3 is a much more character-focused endeavor, for better or worse (though mostly better), with the wrestling aspects of the series falling by the wayside as the ladies endure and overcome performing the same show every night. It’s Vegas. They’re no longer in an ongoing serialized wrestling promotion. They’re performing in a nightly attraction, repeating, over and over, the card that brought them to the dance, which ends with Betty Gilpin’s “Liberty Belle” debuting from the crowd and defeating Alison Brie’s “Zoya.”
The Sony Class BRAVIA 4K Smart TVs are some of the best there are, and this one in particular is a relatively affordable and particularly high-praised gem that still offers the range of features as its pricier cousins. It’s worth checking out, especially if it saves you $400.
This is a ridiculous deal that you should not pass up if you’re in the market for a big fancy 4K TV. The list price for this Sony 70″ Class BRAVIA 4K Ultra HD HDR Smart LED TV is nearly $2,000, but you can get it from Walmart for just $898 with free freight delivery. Seriously, see for yourself:
If you’ve never owned a Roomba, now would probably be a good time to try them out. The Model 671 Roomba is a whole $120 dollars off, so you can get it for $229.99.
The Roomba 671 is a Wi-Fi enabled, Alexa-compatible robot vacuum with dual multi-surface brushes that work on carpet and hard floors and cleans for up to 90 minutes before it returns to its dock to recharge, so it’s pretty much fully automated. Some reviews warn that it’s a bit harder on hardwood floors, but if you have carpet, it should work great. It’s supposed to be great for pet hair too.
We really tried not to talk about crisps this week. I mean, obviously we did, but we talked about milk production too!
Oh also there was chat about No Man’s Sky, FIFA 20, Half Dead 2 and The Club, we played a tweaked game of PG Tips, and we revealed a tiny little bit more about Podcast 500. Remember, it’s next Friday, 16th August, and you can one of the last few tickets here!
IGN UK Podcast #499: Brought to You By Big Milk
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Fortnite‘s latest batch of Season X challenges are now live on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices. This week’s set is called Spray and Pray, and as its name implies, a lot of its challenges involve graffiti. One such mission asks you to spray different gas stations. If you need help finding those, we’ve put together this handy guide showing you where to go.
There are eight gas stations in total around the island, but one of these was located in Neo Titled, which was recently transformed by a Rift Zone into the Wild West-themed Titled Town following the 10.00 content update, so its gas station no longer appears in the area. However, given that the Rift Zones can change a portion of the map at any time, there’s a chance Neo Titled as we know it can return at some point during Season X.
The gas stations are generally spread out around the island, but you can find a few of them grouped together in the western portion of the map, making that area a good place to look if you’re hoping to complete this challenge quickly. We’ve marked down all of the gas station locations below.
Once you know where to look, all you need to do is track down three of the gas stations, then leave a spray on them to complete the challenge. As the challenge name states, however, you need to visit three different stations in order for your progress to count; you can’t simply return to the same station in different matches and complete the challenge that way.
Once you’ve sprayed three different gas stations, the challenge will be complete and you’ll earn 10 Battle Stars for your trouble. Be sure to also check out our full Fortnite Season X challenges roundup for additional tips and guides for this season’s trickier missions.
So, you’ve been playing a lot of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Maybe you’re still on your first playthrough, maybe you’re starting a New Game Plus, or maybe you’re already best friends with all three house leaders. No matter what, if you’re a bit further into the game and looking for some more in-depth tips, we’ve got you covered!
Below you can find nine essential tips that’ll help you further refine your skills as you tackle the mid-to-late game campaign and subsequent playthroughs. There are some minor spoilers ahead, so if you aren’t at least a few months in yet, then we recommend checking back later.
If you’re more keen on spoiler-free tips, then you should check out our Fire Emblem: Three Houses crucial tips guide covering the early runnings of the campaign. However, if tips aren’t your game and you’re more inclined to figure out those pesky lost items, we’ve got an in-depth guide listing out each one and who they belong to.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is one of the best games in the series yet. GameSpot editor Kallie Plagge gave it a 9/10 in her review and said: “When all was said and done, all I could think about was starting another playthrough…whether you’re managing inventories or battlefields, it’s the kind of game that’s hard to put down, even when it’s over.”
All this talk of Fire Emblem has us pretty jazzed, but we’ve also got plenty from the game’s creators themselves. Check out our Fire Emblem: Three Houses interview with the directors, where they talk about the dramatic changes they made to the combat system, the series’ increasing popularity in the Western world, and the refreshing new character designs.
