Production on Cobra Kai Season 4 is "officially underway". Although it'll be some time before we see the results, a cheeky tweet on Netflix's official social media channels revealed episode one of Season 4 – called Let's Begin – is in production and has been written by show creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg. You ready? Lets begin! Season 4 of Cobra Kai is officially underway! pic.twitter.com/9fnWk5oWUp February 26, 2021 See more Netflix also confirmed in a follow-up tweet that characters Carmen (Vanessa Rubio) and Tory Nicols (Peyton List) "will be returning as series regulars" this season, alongside "new faces" Dallas Dupree Young (The Big Show Show) and Oona O’Brien. There's still no formal Cobra Kai season 4 release date, unfortunately, but creator Jon Hurwitz said he “would imagine Season 4 will come out roughly a year after Season 3". If that’s the case, either December 2021 or January 2022 are possibilities. Now that seemingly … [Read more...] about Cobra Kai Season 4 is “officially underway”
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How M2 went back to the Game Gear for its magnum opus
Modern games based on the perceived technical limitations of vintage systems are not uncommon. However, it takes a certain kind of courage - maybe even a tiny little bit of madness - to not only emulate the look and feel of yesteryear's classics, but to produce games for systems long past their prime. While such endeavours do happen in the indie- and homebrew-sector, it's unheard of for bigger companies to dabble in this sort of development. Nintendo, Square Enix or SNK might happily re-release their back catalogues in various physical or digital formats, it's unlikely they would ever go back to their old devkits. Enter M2, a fascinating publisher and developer located in Tennodai near Tokyo, mostly known for producing conversions of classic games to modern hardware. M2 always goes the extra mile in order to deliver a product that not only immaculately represents the original games, but also improves them in many regards - always optionally of course. M2 is the kind of company to … [Read more...] about How M2 went back to the Game Gear for its magnum opus
Great moments in PC gaming: Queuing into a Competitive CS:GO match for the first time
Great moments in PC gaming are bite-sized celebrations of some of our favorite gaming memories. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Year: 2012 I didn't get into CS:GO until 2015 when I watched Vincent "Happy" Cervoni Schopenhauer's Deagle ace live in the audience at Dreamhack London. Despite being miles behind, lacking the lightning-fast reflexes and game knowledge required for such a punishing FPS, I spent the rest of that year running around Mirage and Dust II with my family. I became obsessed with improving my skills using the aim training tools in the Steam Workshop, and playing countless rounds in Casual and private lobbies. After a while Casual started to feel boring, so we decided to complete our placement matches and get our ranks. But even after tens of hours of practicing smokes, retaking bombsites, and clumsy clutches, I couldn't help but feel anxious about my first match. CS:GO has visual and audio cues to remind you things are about to get serious. I … [Read more...] about Great moments in PC gaming: Queuing into a Competitive CS:GO match for the first time