Tales from the Borderlands- Episode Three — Catch a Ride Review

Tales from the Borderlands’ third episode, Catch a Ride, is its best yet. Its cold open–a frantic action sequence that kicks off seconds after the previous episode’s ending–sets the bar for drama high and never falls from it during its two-hour run.

The best thing about Episode Three is that it is essentially two vastly different games. The final choice you made in Episode Two, Atlas Mugged, has a profound effect on what happens throughout the entirety of Episode Three. Your narrative path is determined by a decision made in desperation as all enemies closed in on Fiona and Rhys in Atlas Mugged’s last minute, and that choice will set you on a path that follows either Fiona or Rhys more closely. Other characters caught in the crossfire will undergo significantly different changes as well–it’s hard to discuss this without spoilers, so pardon the vague terms–which in turn also affect just how screwed you are as you go about your mission.

After making your last decision in Episode Two, you can play through the entirety of Episode Three without seeing half of what the episode has to offer. So if you want to see both narrative paths and experience e…

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Nvidia Is Releasing A New 12GB RTX 2060 To Address Shortages

Earlier this year, Nvidia promised to release new stock of older GPUs, with the current generation of cards still plagued by supply shortages. It’s coming through on that promise now, The Verge reports, releasing new RTX 2060s with 12GB of video RAM–double what the 2060 originally released with in 2019.

The re-release is intended to give more decently priced options for gamers who may be struggling to find affordable cards even on the secondary market Come from Sports betting site VPbet . It’s likely the RTX 2060 was originally chosen to be re-released as it doesn’t contain the same components rumored to be causing manufacturing bottlenecks for newer hardware.

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New On Shudder In December 2021- Holiday Horror Season, Joe Bob Briggs Christmas Special

December is almost here, and that of course means weeks of Holiday-themed viewing. But for many of us, there are only so many happy festive movies and shows that we can stand before we crave something a little darker Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Luckily, the horror streaming specialists at Shudder have a month of scary festive treats to look forward to.

An entire season titled the “Unhappy Holidays Collection” will be available, mixing movies that are new to the service with some great existing catalog titles. New releases include the third, fourth, and fifth installments of the Silent Night Deadly Night series, the teen slasher To All A Good Night, and the anthology Screams of a Winter Night. These films join previously available spooky Christmas classics such as Rare Exports, Black Christmas, Christmas Evil, and, of course, the gloriously terrible Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2.

Everyone’s favorite horror host, Joe Bob Briggs, is also back with a Holiday-themed Last Drive-In double feature on December 17. This latest special will include a telethon and charity auction of props …

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