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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Turns Bosses Into Friends

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Turns Bosses Into Friends https://ift.tt/GzwtV8H Belmont's Curse looks to add a lot of good ideas to the Castlevania series' formula. Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is another in that recent lineage of search action titles, taking the solid foundation of Konami's storied vampire-hunting, monster-killing franchise, and enhancing it with some of the smart elements like parries, dodges, and Estus flask-like healing abilities, that have become common in recent genre entries, as well as new ideas of its own. I recently played about three hours of Belmont's Curse, which included taking on its first three bosses, and came away with a strong sense of how Konami and developer Evil Empire are giving Castlevania a new lease on life.

Starfield Is Launching Alongside Incredibly Rare Real-Life Astronomical Event

Starfield Is Launching Alongside Incredibly Rare Real-Life Astronomical Event https://ift.tt/GvgXNM4

Starfield is a spacefaring RPG that asks questions about the nature of the universe and humanity's place in it. As it happens, the game is launching right around the time of an awe-inspiring and real-life astronomical event: the arrival of the Super Blue Moon.

The full moon in the sky tonight, August 30, is actually a Super Blue Moon--which is when the phenomenons known as the supermoon and the Blue Moon combine. A Blue Moon is the term for when two full moons happen in the same month (and nothing to do with the color), while a supermoon is when a full moon is closer to Earth than normal.

Blue Moons happened once every two or three years, while supermoons happen multiple times per year. The next Super Blue Moon won't happen until 2037 (insert joke about the release date for The Elder Scrolls 6 here).

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