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John Boyega has shared his opinion that Anakin Skywalker is more powerful than both Rey and Kylo Ren.

Boyega, who is reprising his role as Finn in The Rise of Skywalker, took to Twitter to reveal his allegiance on Wednesday, as he publically responded to a CBR article that claimed, “Rey is a better Jedi than Anakin or Luke.”

“I’m sorry guys but Anakin slapping all of us in a pit of lava. Including Kylo,” the actor wrote, making his stance clear alongside a few laughing face emojis.

I’m sorry guys but Anakin slapping all of us in a pit of lava. Including Kylo https://t.co/DpzMDJ7Evj

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Undertale creator Toby Fox has composed a music track for Pokemon Sword and Shield.

Fox announced the news on Twitter, accompanied by cute sketch of an Eeevee in his signature, Undertale-y style. “I was asked to compose a track for Pokémon Sword & Shield!” he said. “It’s a huge honor to be asked to be part of something like this.”

Hey, I’m finally allowed to announce this: I was asked to compose a track for Pokémon Sword & Shield! It’s a huge honor to be asked to be part of something like this. I hope you enjoy hearing it when the game comes out! pic.twitter.com/VmroEgJWqI

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2K has announced that a new patch is now live for WWE 2K20 that fixes some of the notorious problems that the game has been suffering from.

The patch notes claim that the update “addresses reported concerns regarding the following issues and we expect to roll out additional patches in the near future to address additional concerns”.

Issues fixed by the patch include characters “warping” and moving unnaturally around the arena, hair physics, clipping issues, interactions with objects such as tables and ladders, and referee actions. Problems with on screen button prompts, crashes and freezes, and hit detection and aiming are also fixed by the 1.02 update.

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Patch 1.02 is now available for WWE 2K20 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. This latest update aims to fix a slew of bugs and glitches hampering 2K’s latest pro wrestling game.

The patch notes don’t delve into the nitty-gritty specifics of what was fixed or changed, but it promises to improve upon 2K20’s gameplay, controls, graphics, clipping, hit detection, and aiming. It should also address some of the crashes and freezes that occur throughout the game, characters “warping” or moving unnaturally around the arena, and its online stability.

Update 1.02 Patch Notes

• Gameplay and Controls
• Graphics and Clipping
• Hair Physics
• Hit detection and aiming
• Interactions with tables, ladders, steel steps, and other objects
• Referee actions
• Onscreen button prompts
• Characters “warping” or moving unnaturally around the arena
• Crashes and Freezing
• Image downloads
• Entrances and attires
• Universe mode editing and saving
• Custom and Created Superstars and creation modes
• Commentary and sound effects
• Online Stability, matchmaking, desyncs, and lag

2K says it expects to roll out additional patches in the near future to address other concerns.

WWE 2K20 has scored unfavorably with critics since its release. GameSpot’s review scored it 2/10, saying, “WWE 2K’s annual release schedule has felt superfluous for a number of years now. This has never been more apparent than with WWE 2K20, a game that’s not only riddled with frequent technical issues, but one that’s notably worse than its predecessor in almost every area–whether it’s the dull and unenjoyable combat, the fact half the roster look like terrifying goblin facsimiles of themselves, or MyCareer’s obnoxious and tedious story. This is the moment the WWE 2K series hit Rock Bottom.”