Tanner Dedmon
Gaming Editor at ComicBook.com
Gaming editor at @Paramountco's @ComicBook. Sometimes good at the games. 📪 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
comicbook.com | Tanner Dedmon
Bungie’s new version of its classic Marathon game will return as an extraction shooter on September 23rd, the company announced on Saturday. Bungie said as much during the opening of a Marathon preview that showed a quick trailer, but sooner than that September release date Marathon players new and old will be able to try the game out on April 23rd during an alpha playtest.
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3 weeks ago |
comicbook.com | Tanner Dedmon
Fortnite players prepped to get some matches in this weekend unfortunately have encountered a pretty significant interruption affecting matchmaking, logins, and more when trying to play. Many of the issues seem to be specifically targeting the “Discover” content found in the Discover Lobby which, if you’re an avid Fortnite player, you’ll know is no small portion of what’s available in the game.
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1 month ago |
comicbook.com | Tanner Dedmon
Barbarian director Zach Cregger is working on a new Resident Evil movie that’ll be out in 2026, but ahead of that release, we’re already starting to hear rumors about who might be playing different roles in the movie. Just as exciting as those rumors and speculations, however, is another report about the story the movie that emerged today to suggest that the Resident Evil film may deviate from the usual starting points that the Resident Evil games follow.
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1 month ago |
comicbook.com | Tanner Dedmon
God of War Ragnarok is getting a new update next week that’ll add more content to the game in honor of the 20th anniversary of the God of War series. The update in question will add the “Dark Odyssey Collection” which, fittingly enough for an anniversary update, includes throwback content to the first two God of War games, God of War (2005) and God of War 2.
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1 month ago |
comicbook.com | Tanner Dedmon
With the first Steam Next Fest event of the year upon us and a lull in big releases until March, I, like many others, found myself looking through Steam’s most-played demos to see if anything caught my eye. Among the most popular Steam demos were mech-based games, RPGs, simulators, big names like Game of Thrones, and more, but there was one game on that list that stood out from the rest: Bongo Cat.
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Had me at the dual-wielded colossal weapons.
Yesterday’s wounds become tomorrow’s weapons. Learn, for the hunt continues. https://t.co/Wmc9EtycCW
Played through Scorn, and I feel going in mostly blind to it was the best option. Pretty remarkable experience, reminds me of when I wondered what a well-executed version of Agony would've looked like. One playthrough is plenty, but I enjoyed it! https://t.co/xzE6Lt376m
