At the end of the day, Lovecraft Country will be remembered for the moments where it blended real life with fiction, and how it shone a spotlight on the more shameful, forgotten corners of our history. Thanks to this show, there's more people who know about sundown towns, the Tulsa Massacre, Emmett Till and the exploitation of Black bodies for scientific research, than before.The horror in this show has never been about the monsters, or the ghosts and ghouls, or the uncovering of dark rituals. The horror is in the lived, cross-generational trauma of being Black in America. Despite its inconsistency and occasional impenetrability, the series will live on, due to what it represents and how it addressed discomforts and traumas that are seldom addressed, especially by a Black writer and showrunner like Misha Green.Here's a breakdown of the ending for Lovecraft Country, for those of you who may have missed some episodes and are confused by what they just saw. You can also read our numerous reference guides to each episode, if you're just getting started.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The legendary Khazak journalist Borat Sagiyev returns from his 14-year hiatus in just a few days for his sequel, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Before the film hits, though, we have a clip to let us know that Borat is going to deliver exactly what we're hoping for. Borat (Sacha Baron Cohen) is once again touring America to poke fun at all of the country's political weirdness. This time, though, he has his daughter in tow. The identity of the actress playing his daughter is currently a carefully-guarded secret, though the internet thinks it might be Maria Bakalova. The two stop by a bakery in the Carolinas for cupcakes, and pick out one decorated with a baby. Borat's daughter accidentally swallows the toy, and the two head to a women's clinic for some help.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

One of the issues some people have with golf is that it's too serious and stuffy. Well, that is certainly not the case with the latest DLC pack for PGA Tour 2K21.Several new customization items are available in the game right now, including a Halloween-themed pumpkin hat that looks completely absurd. There are other wacky items, too, including oversized hats and putters made to look like a banana, taco, and hot dog. Check out the video below to see more of what's included in the new update for PGA Tour 2K21.These items can be used to deck out your custom player in the MyPlayer mode. You purchase them with virtual currency (VC), which is unlocked through gameplay or by spending real money.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

In the world of Fallout, October 23 marks the day that the bombs first fell. While that might seem like an odd anniversary to celebrate, Fallout 76 is doing just that with a free-to-play week, which is active from now until October 26.You can currently play the full game--including the Wastelanders and Nuclear Winter expansions--for free on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Any players who enjoy their time in the wastelands and decide to keep going after this week will find that their progress carries over, and the game is discounted by 60% until October 27. The exact price will vary depending on your region.What's the crossover between Fallout and Dr. Strangelove fans?There are some other discounts running in-game during this event, so all players can pick up Atom Packs at a discount:Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Bungie has confirmed it: You don't need to gear up for a new Destiny game. Instead, the developer is going to continue to support Destiny 2 into the foreseeable future, meaning that most of the things you've acquired, from premium cosmetics to hard-to-earn weaponry, will stay with you in Destiny for years to come. But although we won't be seeing Destiny reset with a new game the way it did with Destiny 2, it is about to get a substantial shakeup. The next big expansion for Destiny 2 is Beyond Light, and it's going to create some major changes when it arrives.Beyond Light will majorly alter Destiny 2 as we know it. It marks the return of some big pieces of Destiny 1 content, including the Vault of Glass raid--but several locations and pieces of content that have been part of Destiny 2 since its release are being removed. Beyond Light will also change the onboarding experience for new players and is bringing the game to the next generation of game consoles.We've run down all the details that are available about Beyond Light so far so you can see exactly what's ahead for the next chapter of Destiny 2.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Netflix recently discontinued free trials in the US, meaning that potential viewers need to subscribe to the service to watch content on there. Free trials have been a major part of subscription services for a long time, so it's been seen by some as a surprising move, but now some of the logic behind the move has been explained.Netflix chief operating officer Greg Peters has responded to a question about discontinuing free trials during the company's Q3 earnings report, saying that it's a matter of looking at the data they're seeing from their testing and making adjustments."Like most things we do, we're constantly assessing and testing and trying to understand what's working, what's working best, how do we improve," Peters says. "Based on that testing, and that actual performance, we've shifted our tactics in many countries, including the United States."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Following a small delay, the first public beta test for Halo 4 through The Master Chief Collection is beginning now. Invitations are going out now, community manager John Junyszek said on Twitter by way of emojis.Microsoft uses the term "flight" for its beta tests, which explains the airplane emoji in the tweet.😇4⃣🛫🙌 — John Junyszek (@Unyshek) October 20, 2020Unlike previous Halo beta tests, every eligible Halo Insider member is being invited into the Halo 4 test. If you didn't get an invite right away, keep checking your email, as invites are rolling out in waves. This beta test includes portions of both the campaign and multiplayer.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

When watching the original The Fast and the Furious back in 2001, no one could've guessed what kind of mileage Vin Diesel would get out of the series. But the longest quarter-mile in movies had to end eventually, and it will end with the eleventh Fast & Furious film. Justin Lin is in talks to direct the final two installments, according to a report from Deadline, ending the core series of Universal's most successful franchise ever.Lin is currently in post-production on F9, which Universal recently delayed even further into 2021, which means these films are nowhere near even starting. Lin has worked on the series on and off since 2006, when he directed The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. Since then, he's also directed Fast & Furious, Fast Five, Fast & Furious 6, and of course F9.F9 is set to continue the events of Fate of the Furious, with Charlize Theron once again playing villainous hacker Cipher. The movie also adds John Cena as Dom Toretto's never-mentioned brother (what happened to "family," Dom?) and Helen Mirren as Magdalene Shaw. Series stalwarts like Diesel, Ludacris, and others return, along with Sung Kang as Han. We still don't know how Han is alive, although we have some theories. F9 is set to hit theaters--we hope--on May 28, 2021.Info from Gamespot.com

Of all the unfortunate TV cancelations we've seen in 2020, the cancelation of the already-confirmed GLOW Season 4 has stood out as one of the most egregious. But as beloved as the show was, it wasn't perfect--and steps were being made to fix some of the show's representation issues in Season 4.A statement has been shared on Instagram by Sunita Mani, who played wrestler Arthie Premkumar on the show. It details how the series' POC cast members came together to write a letter to the show's creators and executive producers asking for the show to do better with how it handles racial issues and representation."Since season 1, the show has planted racial stereotyping into our character's existence, yet our storylines are relegated to the sidelines in dealing with this conflict or have left us feeling like checked-boxes on a list," the letter reads. It notes that, while the show is celebrated for its diversity, the writer's room was entirely white.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is currently streaming the video game Among Us with popular streamers Pokimane, HasanAbi, Jacksepticeye, and others, and the stream is pulling in some big numbers.AOC's livestream alone reached a peak of around 430,000 concurrent viewers, which makes it close to the biggest Twitch livestream in history. Combining that with the streaming figures for Pokimane, HasanAbi, Jacksepticeye, Moist, and Dr Lupo, the number climbs significantly higher. Another US representative, Ilhan Omar, is taking part in the livestream event as well. Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Control: Ultimate Edition is available now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, but Xbox players are finding that the game requires a one-time connection to the internet to activate. While it's not unusual for a new game to require updates, patches, or downloads, Control: Ultimate Edition is a collection of already released material--and the PS4 version can be played offline.505 Games has cleared this up on their support website, explaining that the Xbox One disc for Control: Ultimate Edition does not contain the full game, because it could not fit on a single disc."We have used Xbox intelligent delivery to provide some content on the disc and the rest via download," the page explains. "On PlayStation 4, this isn't the case as Control Ultimate Edition fits on a single disc, due to compression and other variables."Intelligent delivery is an Xbox system that allows players to only install the parts of a game that they want. You're prompted to download the rest of Control after reaching the maintenance elevator near the game's opening.However, while the Xbox version will only need to go online once, TheGamer reports that this download also performs a one-time DRM check. This will not happen in the PS4 version.The Ultimate Edition of Control is the only one that will give you access to a free next-gen upgrade. 505 Games has previously said that it was not possible to upgrade players who bought Control and the DLC separately--however, an incident where Xbox One players were briefly upgraded to the Ultimate Edition has given us reason to be skeptical.Control: Ultimate Edition features both DLC packs for the game, The Foundation and AWE. Info from Gamespot.com

One of Noita's best spells is the ability to summon a torrential downpour from thin air. A heavy, magical cloud bursts open above you, extinguishing damaging flames or washing away toxic poisons. Having this ability on one of my many runs always reassured me that I could be a little more reckless with my navigation through Noita's dangerous biomes--at least it did, until I discovered that I could just as easily drown myself in many of its narrow and twisting procedurally-generated mazes.A big part of Noita's appeal is watching how all its physics-based systems interact with each other. This 2D roguelike's dynamic world is brought to life with vibrant pixels, each one reactive to the world and circumstances around it. Fires will spread and engulf nearby wooden structures, slowly burning them away. Those wooden structures might support a giant vat of toxic sludge, which will quickly pour through the tunnels of a mine once its supports are gone. This sludge, in turn, can erode enemies, infect life-giving pools of water, and melt away the ground. But it can also just as easily kill you. The simple act of knocking down a lantern creates a deadly domino effect, and part of Noita's appeal is learning to spin that into an advantage.Noita doesn't give you the means to control this chaos, but with a variety of wands and spells you can learn how to nudge it in advantageous directions. It's easiest to think of wands in Noita as weapons, while spells are the ammunition loaded into them. Each wand features slots for spells, as well as attributes determining casting speeds, delays, and whether spells are shuffled when cast. Spells, on the other hand, determine your overall damage output and effects. This can range from the expected arcane fireballs and small jolts of electricity to the more absurd, such as combining specific spells to summon terrain-consuming black holes that spit out explosives or create magnificent electrical storms that spew out toxins.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Director Barry Jenkins (Moonlight, Dear White People) has released a new trailer for his upcoming Amazon adaptation of Colson Whitehead's novel The Underground Railroad. It's a tense, awe-inspiring clip clocking in at just over a minute where not much literally happens--but a strong sense of the show's tone and scope comes shining through brightly. Check it out below.The Underground Railroad - Preamble from Barry Jenkins on Vimeo.The series has been in the works since Whitehead's novel came out in 2016. In 2017, it was revealed that Jenkins would direct all 11 episodes of a limited series for Amazon, in collaboration with Brad Pitt's production company Plan B. This new teaser represents a significant leap forward for the project, which doesn't yet have a release date, but Jenkins himself revealed on September 22 that filming has wrapped. So, it's only a matter of time--and hopefully soon--that the series drops. In 2018, Jenkins told Deadline that, "Working with Amazon and a wonderful group of screenwriters to develop Colson's novel into a limited series has been an extremely rewarding experience. Translating his singular voice into a cohesive and equally singular visual language is a task I very much look forward to."Among the show's co-stars are Thuso Mbedu (Saints and Sinners), Chase W. Dillon (The First Wives Club), Aaron Pierre (Krypton), Joel Edgerton (Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones), Owen Harn (Vice Principals).Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Hideo Kojima's Silent Hill reboot Silent Hills will never see the light of day--at least not in the manner he originally envisioned--but the demo P.T. lives on in the hard drives of horror fans everywhere. Unfortunately, however, that's where it's going to stay. As confirmed by GamesRadar, the "playable teaser" will not be backwards compatible on the PS5 in any form.In an email to GamesRadar, Konami said that "the content will not be available on the PS Store, so users won’t be able to re-download the content through the backwards compatibility feature to the PS5."Generally considered one of the most influential horror games of the 2010's--despite its short length and relative unavailability, due to its removal from the PlayStation Store in 2015--P.T. continues to be the subject of analysis and study. Back in 2019, prolific hacker Lance McDonald discovered that Lisa is behind you through the entirety of the game, and McDonald managed to step into the abandoned town itself in a follow-up video. Fans continue to hope for a Silent Hill reboot, though Konami denied the swirling rumors of such a move back in March.Info from Gamespot.com

Developer The Game Band and publisher Snowman have announced that the narrative puzzle adventure game Where Cards Fall hits Nintendo Switch and PC in early 2021. An exact release date has not been confirmed.Where Cards Fall tells the story of a nameless protagonist as they navigate the coming-of-age cycle: graduating high school, growing up, attending college, and so on. The crux of the game's puzzle mechanics revolves around cards, where you're tasked with building card-based structures to assist the protagonist in getting through the various levels' obstacles.The game hit the Apple Arcade as an exclusive in September 2019. It was met with a fairly middling reception, sitting at an aggregate score of 69 on GameSpot sister site Metacritic.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com