The WWE is coming to Call of Duty in Season 5

There have been plenty of rumors about the upcoming collaboration for Season 5 of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and Warzone. It was suggested that a Deadpool & Wolverine crossover was bound to happen, but it was announced today that the WWE will be coming to Call of Duty for the first time. In the teaser clip shared on social media, all that was shown was a wrestling mat that had shadows of what could be operators with skins themed after your favorite wrestlers. The WWE will be coming to Call of Duty on July 24. It's about to be a smackdown 💥@WWE is bringing its best to the ring in Call of Duty Season 5 starting July 24 🤼‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/AXkfo7Xdcl — Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) July 12, 2024 No other details have been shared yet for what this collaboration will bring, but we can assume a special in-game event will take place. It will be interesting to see which wrestlers get featured from the WWE as there will be tons of options to choose from. Season 5 might come in time for the arrival of Modern Warfare III on Xbox Game Pass as reports came out suggesting it will come to the service by the end of July. Could you imagine John Cena in Modern Warfare III?

Densetsu no Starfy 1-3 for Game Boy Advance have been added to Nintendo Switch Online

Nintendo has had strong momentum over the last couple of months with its additions to its virtual libraries of Game Boy Advance, Game Boy, Nintendo 64, SNES, and NES. On Thursday, July 11, 2024, at 9 PM ET Nintendo announced a trio of Densetsu no Starfy titles for Game Boy Advance have been added to Nintendo Switch Online. Densetsu no Starfy 1, 2, and 3 are available to play now for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion members. Densetsu is the Japanese word for legend, and Starfy – Prince of Pufftop Kingdom, golden-hearted (and slightly clumsy) hero and frequent aquatic explorer – is ready to show you what makes him so legendary! Join Starfy, his sister Starly and his gruff best friend Moe for a swimmingly slapstick trilogy of games full of vibrant action and adventure, all originally available on the Game Boy Advance system. Below are details of each Densetsu no Starfy game:  Densetsu no Starfy – No sleep ’til Pufftop! A sudden storm has caused Starfy, prince of the floating sky kingdom Pufftop, to plummet from his lofty home into the sea below. Luckily, he is rescued by an old lobster named Lobber who sets the adorable hero on a grand journey back to Pufftop. The way home is full of dangers, though, and Starfy will need to employ a variety of abilities – including Star Spin and Glide – and vehicles like the mighty Mole Tank, to overcome the challenges that await. The legend begins here! Densetsu no Starfy 2 – Help Starfy save his mother and bring peace back to Pufftop Kingdom in this action-packed sequel! Ogura – the villain of the first game – is back to seek vengeance against Starfy, and this time he has Mama Star in his sights. The revenge-driven ruffian ransacks Pufftop and steals away Starfy’s mother in the ensuing kerfuffle, leaving Starfy no choice but to dive head-first into his next adventure. With his best friend Moe in tow and challenges aplenty to face, Starfy has his work cut out for him. Densetsu no Starfy 3 – Starfy’s sister Starly joins him and Moe for their third adventure on Game Boy Advance! Discover the truth behind the mysterious villain that’s been pulling Ogura’s strings all this time and put a stop to their nefarious plans once and for all. Spin and float with the starry siblings and save the day across action-filled stages with the help of familiar friends, including … Wario?! You read that right: Wario crosses paths with Starfy and Starly to help them through the Undersea Ruins in Stage 8 (while hunting for treasure, of course), so be sure to check it out. Go, Starfy and Starly, go!

Monster Jam Showdown Post-Launch Roadmap Revealed

Monster Jam Showdown from Milestone and Feld Motor Sports is launching on August 29, 2024 for all platforms. From the looks of it, this game is not just a one-and-done type of release, the developers shared a full post-launch plan for its first eight months. In December there will be a massive Expansion set in Hawaii containing 6 tracks and 1 arena, there will be 26 additional trucks with paint outs, and more. Below you can see what will be coming from August 2024 to March 2025. Monster Jam Showdown will be available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Early Access for this title will be available on August 26, 2024.

According to All Movie, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is rated PG-13

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is one of the most anticipated video game adaptations coming this year along with Borderlands. Paramount Pictures and Sega have been very quiet about sharing the film’s news, including the first official trailer. It has been leaked that Keanu Reaves will be voicing Shadow in the movie and now the rating has been leaked. According to All Movie, Sonic the Hedgehog is rated PG-13. This is interesting as the first two Sonic the Hedgehog films are rated PG for action, some violence, rude humor, and brief mild language. What could we expect from a PG-13-rated Sonic the Hedgehog movie? We could experience slightly stronger language such as very few curse words, if any. With this rating, it is recommended that parents should be strongly cautioned as some of the content might be inappropriate for children under 13. Jim Carrey will be returning for Sonic the Hedgehog 3, which was a surprise for some. Sonic the Hedgehog 3 will come to theaters on December 20, 2024.

Review: The Powerpuff Girls Panic In Townsville

Developer – Cartoon Network Games Publisher – Cartoon Network Games Platforms –  PC (Reviewed) Play The Game Yourself Here Powerpuff Girls Panic in Townsville is a game where players step into the shoes of Buttercup, Blossom, and Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls) to protect the city from various threats. The gameplay revolves around locating dangers using directional arrows, tapping on fiery meteors and icy comets to destroy them, and collecting pickles to score additional points. In the first level of the game, players are introduced to the controls and core mechanics. The city is under attack from meteors and comets, and it’s up to the Powerpuff Girls to neutralize these threats. Tapping and holding on fiery meteors to destroy them and repeatedly clicking on icy comets becomes second nature as players strive to protect Townsville from imminent disaster. As a side quest, Players will Collect pickles scattered throughout the level, this adds an extra layer of engagement and offers a fun way to boost the score. The second level ramps up the threat with the introduction of a gang of thugs. Players must now use their observation skills to take pictures of these troublemakers. Additionally, a visual display requires you to click thumbs up or thumbs down for characters shown on the screen, judging them as good or bad. By the third level, the game introduces a blend of educational and action elements. Players are tasked with answering math quiz questions, adding a fun educational twist to the game. Concurrently, a large monster appears, requiring the combined efforts of Buttercup, Blossom, and Bubbles to defeat it. The math quizzes not only challenge your quick thinking but also serve as a clever way to integrate learning into the gameplay. The fourth level escalates the action with the appearance of Mojo Jojo’s blimp. This level requires players to use their combat skills to fight off Mojo Jojo’s aerial assault. The blimp drops bombs, creating an added layer of difficulty as players must dodge these attacks while continuing to protect the city. The introduction of Mojo Jojo’s blimp is a nostalgic nod to the original series, delighting fans with its inclusion. In the fifth and final level, players face the ultimate challenge. They must battle the large monster from level three while simultaneously dealing with Mojo Jojo’s bomb-dropping blimp. This climactic showdown tests all the skills players have honed throughout the game, demanding quick reflexes, strategic thinking, and precise coordination. The controls in Powerpuff Girls Panic in Townsville can initially feel a bit challenging to master , and overwhelming to learn how to interact with each disaster/threat/monster, etc. Players must quickly learn to tap and hold on the fiery meteors to destroy them and repeatedly click on icy comets. This requires precise timing and rapid response, which might be a little overwhelming for younger players which the game is targeted towards or less experienced players at first. However, the game does a commendable job of easing players into these mechanics, ensuring that the learning curve is not overly steep or frustrating. Overall, Powerpuff Girls Panic in Townsville offers a delightful experience for a free online game, blending fun and excitement with a touch of education. The incorporation of educational elements, such as math quiz questions, adds a valuable layer of learning. This feature is particularly beneficial for the target audience, providing a playful way to develop skills while enjoying the action-packed adventures of the Powerpuff Girls. Moreover, parents can appreciate that the game offers more than just entertainment, making it a more acceptable choice for their children’s screen time.