New York has the highest number of coronavirus cases in the US and a shortage of ventilators.
New York Coronavirus Death Toll Jumps By 134 Overnight
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has rejected the state’s plea for ventilators.
Bob Dylan Responds To Coronavirus With Song About JFK Assassination
The new tune, “Murder Most Foul,” also references the Beatles, Stevie Nicks, Nat King Cole, Queen and many more artists.
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Castlevania Is Returning For Season 4 On Netflix
One of Netflix‘s more popular animated series, Castlevania, is coming back to the streaming service, as it was announced the show is getting a Season 4. The news was revealed in a three-second video on Twitter. There’s not a lot to go on here, just some typical summoning of Sir Mirror. Check it out for yourself.
— NX (@NXOnNetflix) March 27, 2020
The original tweet asks you to reply with the clapping hands emoji. We’re not sure if anything is supposed to happen if you do, as we’ve replied to the tweet and have not received a response. So it doesn’t seem this is like the recent Candyman promotion, where if you tweeted something specific, you’d get to see a clip from the movie as a reply to the tweet.
The third season of Castlevania hit Netflix on March 5, and in his review, Mike Rougeau said, “Netflix’s Castlevania is absolutely a guilty pleasure; a grindhouse cartoon for adults who grew up playing Symphony of the Night, listening to metal, and watching shonen anime. But it’s also an exceptionally well-made guilty pleasure, with a fantastic cast, unique animated action, mature tone, decent writing, smart pacing, and generally gorgeous look, feel, and sound. In the end, you’ll want to pick up a controller and revisit your favorite game in the series, which, in the troubled landscape of video game adaptations, is maybe the biggest compliment one can pay.”
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The Best Switch Controller For Handheld Mode Is On Sale Right Now
When it comes to playing the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode, it can be a bit difficult for those with big hands. Whether it’s cramps or my hands falling asleep, it’s not a very comfortable experience. Thankfully, there are a lot of great options, including Switch grips and one particularly great controller. The Hori Split Pad Pro was released alongside last year’s Daemon X Machina, but thankfully, it works great with almost every single game on the Switch–and right now, it’s discounted on Amazon.
The Hori Split Pad Pro is currently $40.54 on Amazon right now, down from its original price of $50. It comes with free Prime shipping, though depending on your location, it may take a while to arrive. It’s unclear how long this deal will last, so if you’re interested, it’s best to act sooner rather than later.
Hori Split Pad Pro
$40.54 ($50)
Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord Is Launching A Day Early
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is launching on Steam Early Access on March 30, a day earlier than expected. The sequel, developed by TaleWorlds Entertainment, has been eight years in the making.
On top of releasing a day early, Mount & Blade II will also be available for 10% off during the first two weeks of sale. Anyone who owns a previous title in the series will be eligible for an additional 10% off in select digital stores, too. The reason for this? The coronavirus, of course. “It might seem like a pretty ideal time to release a game (after all, everyone is at home right!?),” the studio said in a blog post. “But we know that the current situation has placed a lot of people in a difficult position when it comes to balancing their finances and risking their health,” so it decided to introduce some discounts.
TaleWorlds has recently been working on the game remotely, but that hasn’t slowed down development. “We have tried to make the best of a bad situation and thankfully, with the help of our IT team, have been able to continue work on the project from home. This has come with its own challenges of course, but we are still very grateful and lucky to work in an industry where it is possible to work remotely, which we know isn’t the case for many of you.”