Video games, movies & series – a new look at the perfect time-out
Loud, shrill, dirty, brutal, somehow honest, sometimes mean and above all fanservice deluxe.
Deadpool & Wolverine is cool, but nothing more. I really enjoyed watching it in the cinema last night, but throughout I had the feeling that the film couldn't decide whether to be a serious Marvel film or wacky Deadpool action, which rarely takes itself seriously and underlines this several times when breaking through the 4th wall.
I've got to give a few people a good smack on the nose again. Virtually.
This morning I saw a video of a fighting game and it might have been UFC 4. It reminded me of some old fighting games, it could have been Fight Club for the Xbox, where the bodies got more and more broken after various punches. That was kind of “funny”.
I'm going to download UFC 4 because it's “free” in GamePass. UFC 5 might be the alternative if I like part 4.
The question now is: what other good (old) fighting games are there in this genre? Nothing like Tekken, but rather realistic. MMA, boxing,... 🤔
As far as I understand, Pedro Pascal is afraid of performing in front of large crowds. Vanessa Kirby then calmed him down with this wonderful gesture after he quietly called for help.
Beautiful to watch.
Congratulations Pixar, you deserve it!
I buy the highest premium versions of games to abandon them before others can even play them.
24.07.2024, a date that gamers and above all Game Pass fans can remember forever. Because today, the first Call of Duty® game lands in the Game Pass. In my opinion, after the purchase of Activision by Microsoft, this is just the start.
I had a totally strange effect with Nobody Wants to Die. I mistakenly assumed that it was a Day 1 game in Xbox GamePass. So I started the Xbox app on my iPhone and was able to download the game. Without further ado.
On the day of release, I wanted to start the game, but the Xbox told me that it wouldn't work and if I really owned the game. I became suspicious. At first I thought to myself: wait another day.
I bought No Man's Sky ages ago, I think for my PS4, which I no longer have. I played it for a bit, but discarded it relatively quickly.
The game has now been around for 10 years and is still being supplied with free (huge) updates. That's as incredible as it is cool. And after countless updates and especially the last Worlds Part 1, I became curious again.
Today I took about 20 minutes to play Mad Max on the Xbox Series S. You hardly notice that the game is 9 years old. The graphics and game mechanics are great. But the whole thing is trumped by the atmosphere, which captivated me from the very first second.
Quantum Break captivated me enormously over a year ago. This was due to the cinematic presentation with top-class actors and, of course, the story, which deals with the topic of time travel in an extremely ingenious way. The overall package was just right. But then came the final boss fight and I failed and failed and failed.
