Loki Season 2- First Five Minutes Of Disney+ Show Debuts

It won’t be long before the Disney+ original series Loki returns to the streaming service for Season 2. Ahead of that, though, attendees of Disney’s Destination D23 event in Florida were able to watch the first five minutes of the Season 2 premiere. It wasn’t released online. Luckily for you, though, we were there to view it and report back.

Warning: The following contains spoilers from the first five minutes of the Loki Season 2 premiere. Naturally, there is no context for what, exactly, these scenes will mean in the long run.

Co-executive producer Kevin Wright appeared at Destination D23 over the weekend and brought the first five minutes of the new season with him to debut. However, he also gave some important context around what’s happened since last we left Loki in the Season 1 finale. In a word, nothing has happened.

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Marvel's Midnight Suns Review – XCOM Superhero Squad

Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ story draws clear inspirations from the original Rise of the Midnight Sons comic book series from the 1990s in which Blade, Morbius, and Ghost Rider–among others–unite to fight against a recently resurrected Lilith and her army of demons. Developer Firaxis Games’ title, however, incorporates more faces from the current Midnight Suns series, such as Wolverine, Magik, and Nico Minoru. In making these changes, it distances itself from the source material’s idea that to defeat a monster, you need a team of monsters. Instead, it is a story about the power of friendship between a bunch of misfits, which is forged and strengthed through battle as much as traditional social scenarios. Midnight Suns aims to combine relationship-building with memorable role-playing moments, and the result is a stellar turn-based tactical combat title driven by interesting characters.

Marvel’s Midnight Suns begins with the Avengers in a tough spot–the prophesied retur…

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Lost Ark's Reaper Class Joins The Fray On November 16

The latest addition to Lost Ark’s roster of playable classes is coming November 16 in the form of the dagger-wielding Reaper, joining the Deathblade and Shadowhunter as the third Assassin advanced class.

As detailed in a new Lost Ark Academy blog post, Reapers are masters of stealth that bounce between three different attack modes: Normal, Chaos, and Persona. Players taking the Reaper for a spin will want to build up their Persona meter, which grants access to a number of stealth-focused abilities like Shadow Illusions and stealth attacks. If the Persona meter is full, players can opt to unleash Chaos mode, which greatly increases their crit rate, attack speed, and movement speed for a limited-time.

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FF7 Rebirth's Barret, John Eric Bentley, Speaks About Black History Month's Importance

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is out now, and with Black History Month wrapping up today, Barret Wallace voice actor John Eric Bentley has spoken about his FF7 character, Black History Month, and the hopes he has for the video game industry.

In an interview published by Square Enix, Bentley emphasized the real-life Black heroes he is inspired by, such as his parents and other family members who were educators with their involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. Viola Davis, Denzel Washington, Martin Luther King Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, and Malcolm X were among the names he cited as being personally important to him.

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Kingdom Rush Vengeance TD+ Launches Today For Apple Arcade

Kingdom Rush Vengeance TD+ has launched today for Apple Arcade.

Kingdom Rush Vengeance TD+ is a tower defense game where players face off against various enemies while training new heroes and unlocking new towers in-game. Players will have the chance to combine towers, abilities, and special powers to stop their enemies in their tracks.

In addition to Kingdom Rush Vengeance TD+ joining Apple Arcade, The Oregon Trail has been updated to be integrated with the Apple Watch app. With The Oregon Trail: StepTracker, players can launch the app, and their daily steps will be counted towards making the journey across the United States in-game.

Apple Arcade is a game subscription similar to Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus. Subscribers have to pay $5 a month, and in return, they get access to games such as Grindstone, Oceanhorn 2, Spire Blast, Angry Birds Reloaded, SP!NG, Crayola Create and Play+, and Cut the Rope Remastered. For apple users that are un…

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