Secret World Legends Updated with Dark Agartha

Secret World Legends has been updated with the Dark Agartha content that is available to players once reaching level 50. A special mission in the “regular” Agartha will send them off to a new platform that will literally require a “leap of faith” to reach. From there, new challenges await including “intense, one-on-one battles with The Wandering Others” that must be accomplished within 17 minutes. Failure to do so will cost AP + SP to retry.

Check Out This Pair of Lost Ark Berserker Gameplay Impressions Videos

We have a pair of new videos straight out of the Lost Ark Korean open beta test. In the first, YouTuber “TheFr0styyy” has posted a new video that covers his impressions of the Berserker class, one of the game’s melee frontliners. The second is from YouTuber KineticGTR and shows the Berserker in action during dungeon gameplay where he took the tank role when none was available.

Wizard101: Empyrea Part Two Goes Live

I know it’s impossible to please everyone in a gaming community, but Empyrea Part Two has a lot going for it. For starters, Empyrea Part Two shows how much this game has grown over 10 years. It’s absolutely stunning. To get a quick aerial tour of the new areas, check out this fly-cam video KingsIsle put out last week. It shows off all the amazing views that this new update has to offer.

Armored Warfare Season 2 ‘Arabian Nights’ to Debut in December

My.com has announced that Armored Warfare Season 2 will be kicking off in early December. Season 2 is also known as Arabian Nights and “provides the next exciting chapter of war-hardened Magnus Holter’s campaign to end the nefarious Clayburn Industries”. New content will include special operation missions, unique rewards earned through Battle Paths, new advanced customization options and new vehicles.

Cinemassacre reviews the ill-fated video game movie Mortal Kombat: Annihilation

James Rolfe — famous for his Angry Video Game Nerd persona — has begun to delve into retro movie reviews, which he has dubbed “Rental Reviews,” as a throwback to video rental stores from the 1990s. As such, he couldn’t help to turn his sights on one of the worst video game-inspired movies, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation.

While his review of the first Mortal Kombat movie was far more positive, this group interview focuses on how far off-base the sequel became. With cheesy special effects, bad one-liners, and horrible camera shots, if you were ever curious about this film, skip it to watch this review instead.

Source: Cinemassacre