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🎮 Multi-platformAlysa Liu's Olympic Skating Routine Is Now In Fortnite As An Emote, And It's Very Impressive
Alysa Liu stole the show at the Winter Olympics this year, becoming the first US women's skating gold medalist in more than 20 years. After the Olympics, Liu said she wanted her own Fortnite skin, and while that hasn't happened yet, Fortnite is adding a new emote based on her performance at the Olympics Exhibition Gala. The Stateside emote(https://www.fortnite.com/item-shop/emotes/stateside-330b5a5f), as it's called, is available now for 500 V-Bucks. As you can see in the video below, it's an impressively faithful recreation of Liu's performance > The Stateside Fortnite emote is based on Alysa Liu's performance at the Winter Olympics Exhibition Gala pic.twitter.com/YRTdzZEs75(https://t.co/YRTdzZEs75) > > — Shiina (@ShiinaBR) May 1, 2026(https://twitter.com/ShiinaBR/status/2050004723592245724?refsrc=twsrc%5Etfw) In February, Liu told USA Today(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/olympic-gold-medalist-alysa-liu-wants-a-fortnite-skin-of-her-own/1100-6538341/) that she would love for Epic to create a Fortnite skin based on her. "I would buy it!" she said. Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/alysa-lius-olympic-skating-routine-is-now-in-fortnite-as-an-emote-and-its-very-impressive/1100-6539743/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
🖥 PC, Multi-platformHogwarts Legacy free on PC for a limited time
2023 Harry Potter game Hogwarts Legacy is free right now until May 3, via the Epic Games Store and Warner Bros. Games.
🎮 Multi-platformThe 5 new sci-fi and fantasy books to read (May 2026)
Matt Dinniman's new Dungeon Crawler Carl, a novel for romantasy fans, and a Lord of the Rings replacement
🎮 Multi-platformAndy Serkis on the link between his Animal Farm and Lord of the Rings
In a candid interview, Serkis discusses a career of re-imagining classics, from Lord of the Rings to Planet of the Apes to Jungle Book.
🖥 PC, Multi-platformFortnite fans upset as game hides D4vd emotes under a setting
In the wake of the gruesome David "D4vd" Burke case involving Celeste Rivas, Fortnite fans don't understand how Epic Games is handling the situation
🎮 Multi-platformEverything we know about Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 3
A breakdown of the show's potential plot, release date, and spinoff.
🎮 Multi-platformKingdom Come Dev Responds To Accusation That It Fired A Dev To Save Money With AI
Warhorse Studios, the Czech developer behind the Kingdom Come RPG franchise, has confirmed it does use artificial intelligence systems, but its investments in this space are not meant replace humans. In a Reddit AMA(https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1sy3ygc/comment/oj5qvti/), Warhorse said, "Some team members find AI useful during early stages of production. However, we do not use AI-generated content in the final game and we have no plans to change this in the future." This question came up in part due to the AI-based controversy surrounding Warhorse after a developer, Max H., said their job as a translator was made "obsolete"(https://www.eurogamer.net/new-report-claims-kingdom-come-deliverance-2-studio-fired-translator-to-replace-them-with-ai-and-save-finances) as part of a bid to make the company "more effective" and to "save finances." Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/kingdom-come-2-dev-uses-ai-but-not-for-final-game-assets/1100-6539741/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
🎮 Multi-platformThe Mitchells vs. the Machines: An Oral History of Netflix and Sony's anti-AI sci-fi masterpiece
The behind-the-scenes story of The Mitchells vs. the Machines, exploring the film's unique animation style, family dynamics, and relevance in 2026.
🎮 Multi-platformHow Titan X stole the show in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' VFX director explains the inspiration behind the new Titan.
🎮 Multi-platformCritical Role adds sneaky new spell from former D&D lead designer to Campaign 4
Former D&D lead game designer Christopher Perkins has devised a new spell for Critical Role's new adventure, campaign 4.
🎮 PlayStation, VR, Multi-platformResident Evil Movie Director Reveals The Scariest Scene In The Series That Made Him "Nope Out"
Zach Cregger, the director of the upcoming Resident Evil movie, has revealed which scene scared him the most in the game series, and it was a spooky scene from 2021's Resident Evil Village involving a baby that hunts you down. Prefacing his comments with the disclaimer that he was playing Village in virtual reality, Cregger told the PlayStation Blog(https://blog.playstation.com/2026/04/30/resident-evil-qa-director-zach-cregger-shares-inspirations-and-a-new-film-teaser/) he was disturbed at the scene where players enter the dollhouse, go down into the basement, and assemble the big doll on the table. As part of this scene, a giant baby emerges that comes after the player. "There was something about the sounds that baby made, and the lights cut out, and you're running through these halls, and you have to hide under a bed," he said. Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/resident-evil-movie-director-reveals-the-scariest-scene-in-the-series-that-made-him-nope-out/1100-6539739/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)
🎮 PlayStation, Multi-platformResident Evil Movie Director Knows Fans Of The Games May Not Be Happy
Weapons and Barbarian director Zach Cregger's upcoming Resident Evil movie, which he also wrote, does not adapt any of the game stories or feature characters from the games. Cregger has now explained why he wanted to a make a movie inspired by the games but not necessarily based on them, why re-telling Leon's story wouldn't be a good idea, and how he expects fans of the games to react. In an interview on the PlayStation Blog(https://blog.playstation.com/2026/04/30/resident-evil-qa-director-zach-cregger-shares-inspirations-and-a-new-film-teaser/), Cregger said that while his movie does not adapt any of the stories from the games, it does follow a similar format. That format is that the movie will follow a character from point A to point B, taking viewers on a "crazy journey" that keeps escalating. "That feels so cinematic to me. So I wanted to tell a story that could take place in the Resident Evil world, but wasn't telling a story that the games had already told. To me, I would feel like there's kind of no winning there if I were to tell Leon's story, because the games do such a great job," he said. "It would just be kind of redundant, and ultimately, I think, disappointing. So I would rather just kind of celebrate everything I love about the games by telling the story that could exist on the sidelines of one of the games." Continue Reading at GameSpot(https://www.gamespot.com/articles/resident-evil-movie-director-knows-fans-of-the-games-may-not-be-happy/1100-6539740/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f/)