Help the sheriff in Valentine to hunt down the person committing violent crimes with this walkthrough.
Fortnite’s Concurrent Player Count Breaks 8 Million
Fortnite’s concurrent player count has hit a staggering peak of 8.3 million.
Following the rollout of Fortnite’s Korea-only challenges this week, that has players visiting internet cafes, Epic Games Korea’s Sung Chul Park revealed the number in an interview with Inven (via VG247).
It’s an astonishing achievement, particularly when you remember that, back in February, the game hit an all-time high of 3.4 million concurrent players. At that time, it caused some serious server problems for Epic – it seems that the developer’s invested in some backup tech since then.
Rick Scott claims fraud, seeks Fla. law enforcement probe of election officials.
US proposes rule banning asylum for illegal migrants
Illegal migrants entering from Mexico will be ineligible for asylum in the US, a statement says.
Let’s Play Resident Evil 0 Finale – Resident Kinevil
On the final episode of our Resident Evil 0 longplay, Mary Kish (@merrykish) and Mike Mahardy (@mmahardy) take on the game’s meanest (and objectively worst) boss yet.
Star Wars’ John Boyega and Black Panther’s Letitia Wright Team Up for Sci-Fi Love Story
Star Wars’ John Boyega and Black Panther’s Letitia Wright are set to star in the adaptation of Katie Khan’s novel, Hold Back the Stars, a Sci-Fi love story.
As reported by THR, Hold Back the Stars “centers on a man and a woman who revisit memories of their love affair on a utopian Earth while they are trapped in the vast void of space with only 90 minutes of oxygen.”
Boyega, who has played Finn since 2015’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Wright, who portrays Shuri from Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, will star in the film being directed by Mike Cahill, who has lead such films as 2014’s I Origins.
Star Trek: What Happens When a Pulitzer Prize Winner Writes an Episode
Full spoilers follow for this episode.
The second of the Short Treks, “Calypso,” is not only a huge improvement over the first installment, which debuted last month, but also a high watermark for CBS All Access’ Star Trek output in general, which began with the debut of Discovery last year. And it makes its stylish and poetic impact with a story about just two characters, trapped together on a lost ship, neither of whom we’ve ever met before (and quite possibly won’t ever meet again).
Watch the trailer for “Calypso” above.
Scripted by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon, from a story by Chabon and Discovery writer Sean Cochran, “Calypso” is on its face a fairly simple story, a 16-minute rethinking of the titular tale from Homer’s The Odyssey, and yet Chabon elevates the material to an almost sublime degree, offering up a lonely hero and a perhaps even lonelier nymph… who happens to be a computer.
Borderline Bar Was A Haven For College Students. It Doesn’t Feel So Safe Now.
Before the Thousand Oaks shooting, local students would flock to the bar for its weekly “college night.”
Sabrina makers sued by Satanic Temple over statue
Netflix and Warner Brothers face a $50 million (£38m) lawsuit over a statue of goat deity Baphomet.
‘Remarkable’ decline in fertility rates
Half of the world’s countries now have too few babies being born to maintain their populations.