Today Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games launched the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo 2951, its annual event that highlights its ships and vehicles. The event will last until Dec. 1, rotating manufacturers every day until the last three, which will showcase the best and brightest. It also means that the traditional free fly event has also begun, letting everyone try the game for free for the duration of the event. You need to create a free account, but you don’t need to pledge any money for the game.

A new video clip of rapper and fashion designer Kanye West playing Sonic 2 in arcade form has surfaced on social media and it is too wholesome. Cellphone video captured by his fellow rapper and frequent collaborator Kid Cudi and shared on Twitter shows West playing through the end of the second act of Emerald Hill Zone when he encounters Dr. Eggman. “That’s Jim Carrey’s character,” West can be heard saying in the video, referring to the fact that he portrayed Eggman in the live-action Sonic movie that released earlier this year.

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 players can look forward to a brand new career for Kerillian called The Sister of the Thorn. It contains the new playable career complete with new abilities, new weapon types, a new talent tree, a whole new skin, a new hat, new challenges, and new voice lines. The content was revealed as part of the Warhammer Skulls livestream event today; the very first trailer for Sister of the Thorn is a cinematic affair that tees up its plot and introduces its characters.

Pokemon GO Fest 2022 is celebrating friendship and community with in-person events worldwide. You can access rare Pokemon, enroll in exclusive activities, and connect with other Trainers. If you want to prepare yourself for the event, here are the best Pokemon to catch at GO Fest 2022 Best Pokemon to Catch at GO Fest 2022 The best Pokemon to catch during the Pokemon GO Fest 2022 are Shaymin, Galarian Weezing, Alolan Grimer, Axew, Drilbur, Pancham, Tropius, Galarian Darumaka, Galarian Mr.

Video game urban legends have been around since the inception of arcade cabinets and video game consoles. There’s no doubt that you’ve heard some over the years (especially if you ever spent time on a playground as a kid), and not just the “my uncle works at Nintendo” lie that some kids enjoyed tell. Urban legends are more than just the rumor that there was a secret code to make Tomb Raider more adult-oriented.