Long ago, I wrote about Baldur’s Gate 3’s character creator. I liked it a lot, yet I wondered if it was also possible for developers to consider, in addition to adding things like diverse hairstyles and skin colors, to add other diversity options like religious headwear, diverse body types, and vitiligo skin pigmentation. Well, according to this Kotaku blog, Larian listened... and then some apparently.
And that’s because I’m playing Hello Kitty Island Adventure which comes out today on Apple Arcade. Hang out with Dear Daniel, Hello Kitty, and more of your Sanrio friends on a tropical island which more than beats killing boars in Elwynn Forest.
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals and The Queen’s Gambit Chess could not be more different, and yet both are key to understanding Netflix’s gaming philosophy.
Nicki Minaj is getting a Call of Duty skin. While none of these words are in the Bible and should confuse and frighten me, I’m actually really excited by the prospect of the Barbz going toe-to-toe with toxic COD bros in game chat.
“Go back to the kitchen, lol.”
“First things first I’ll eat ya brains...”
Delicious.
While the Barbie team can rest comfortably as the undisputed winners of the Great Summer Movie Marketing race, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles team might be gunning for second place. To promote Mutant Mayhem, they brought back Jonathan, the now grown kid who became an instant meme for his love of the shelled reptiles — zombie face paint and all.
