Collider explains why Mortal Kombat is still the best video game movie ever made. Epic is challenging Apple's rules, and Apple is cutting off Epic's tools—commence economic warfare. And the U.S. military finds itself increasingly under fire on Twitch.

 

So, what are you playing?

 

I've been continuing my second trip to Greece in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey on Stadia. My Kassandra is a wandering lunatic who lacks focus, drive, and ambition. She meanders about small towns, killing chickens to provoke the local populace, then openly slaughtering any bounty hunters that appear to stop these foul murders (Get it? Foul murders?). Not willing to risk life or limb, she usually stands on the roof of structures, raining down fiery arrows on hapless hunters one after the other, before getting bored. She then casually wanders over to find the guy that is paying the bounty on her, hacking him down in front of his friends. Oftentimes she shows mercy to opponents verbally, only to coldly cut them to ribbons when the conversation ends. She also enjoys swimming out into the ocean to murder sharks.

 

In her spare time, she takes anyone that shows the slightest bit of interest in her to bed for super Grecian sexy time, before sending them into endless servitude on her ship. She's like a praying mantis, but instead of biting off a lover's head, she enslaves them.

 

Sometimes, when you're on the rebound—and we're not talking NBA bubbles here—your rebound isn't always the best choice. In fact, rarely is it ever. But they help you get over your ex and get you back into the dating scene. That's the theory anyway.

 

I've got to test some racing wheels so I'm diving into some hardcore racing games  that I'm not very good at, specifically Assetto Corsa, GRID, and Project CARS 2. Two of those are in VR, so I'm more than happy to be driving around with my Valve Index on my head.