Tides of Annihilation ‘Year of the Horse’ trailer

The game Tides of Annihilation is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store. A specific release date hasn’t been revealed yet.

The game Tides of Annihilation is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store. A specific release date hasn’t been revealed yet.

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This is only a teaser trailer, and the game’s official title hasn’t been revealed yet – though it might simply be called Untitled John Wick Game. The trailer was first shown during PlayStation’s State of Play event. With new games featuring James Bond and Wolverine coming out this year, it’s great to see John Wick entering the world of action-packed, third-person games. Time’s ticking for Mr. Wick!

As a longtime comics fan, I already knew Mark Waid was a huge talent – stuff like Kingdom Come and his run on The Flash were amazing. But when he took over Avengers, he really shook things up! In 2016’s All-New, All-Different Avengers, he kept a few familiar faces like Tony Stark, but brought in a fantastic new team. We got to see Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel, Miles Morales as Spider-Man, Jane Foster wielding Thor’s hammer, and the young Nova, Sam Alexander, all fighting alongside the originals. Plus, it was awesome to finally see Sam Wilson officially as Captain America, not just the Falcon. It felt like a fresh start for the team, and I was totally here for it.

The trailer immediately creates a creepy and unsettling atmosphere. A man with a crush is determined to get his love interest to notice him, so he makes a wish on a special willow branch, hoping it will make her fall deeply in love with him. When he breaks the branch, he unknowingly sets off a chain of events with frightening results. The wish works, but it quickly becomes clear something is very wrong. Nikki begins to act strangely, displaying increasingly obsessive and disturbing behavior. The trailer ends with a shot of the man, seemingly covered in blood, as Nikki emerges from the darkness and asks, with a chilling calmness, “Do you still think I’m pretty?”

At Big Lick Comic Con, Judith Hoag – who played April O’Neil in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy – hinted she’d been asked to appear in the canceled The Last Ronin movie and would be thrilled to do so, calling it a fitting conclusion to her involvement with the series. This suggests the film was intended as a direct sequel to the original trilogy, which would have been exciting. While the movie is currently on hold, there’s still a chance Paramount might decide to make it after all. Currently, Paramount seems to be focusing on making TMNT more appealing to children, hoping to recapture the franchise’s popularity from the 1990s.

Initially, I didn’t think the idea that the show would continue indefinitely made much sense. I understand fans wanting more Stranger Things, but it felt like the story had already reached a natural conclusion after ten years. I believe some viewers lost sight of the show’s core concept and started expecting more seasons. However, I think it’s all part of the storytelling, specifically through Mike’s perspective, which has been consistent since the first season.