Nintendo is introducing Sanrio-inspired villagers, furniture, and clothing to Animal Crossing: New Horizons in the game’s March update. Following the patch, you’ll be able to invite new villagers and order items themed after Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll, and other Sanrio characters by scanning the Animal Crossing Sanrio Amiibo cards.

Just as in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, there are six Sanrio-inspired villagers in total, one for each of the cards in the Sanrio Amiibo pack Come from Sports betting site VPbet . The full list of villagers and the Sanrio character they’re themed after is as follows:

• Hello Kitty – Rilla (gorilla)
• Pompompurin – Marty (cub)
• Kiki & Lala – Étoile (sheep)

At first glance, Strafe looks as if it’s resting on the laurels of the old-school, hyper-fast, and gory first-person shooters from the ’90s. Oftentimes, it actually does lean heavily on the likes of Doom and Quake, but working within those confines and introducing a roguelike structure, Strafe emerges as a uniquely thrilling shooter with plenty of charm in its own right. It teeters between being mindlessly fun and cautiously strategic to the backdrop of a perfectly executed electronic soundtrack, teaching you something new with each run.

You play as a space scrapper whose job is to go to the derelict ship Icarus and, well, collect scrap, as told through the game’s purposely cheesy FMV tutorial. Nothing else is said as you jump into the main quest; you’re simply sent off …

There are some major changes coming to Nvidia’s popular GeForce Now cloud streaming service, starting with a cap on monthly playtime starting in 2025. As of January 1, new subscribers will be limited to 100-hours streaming hours of gaming per month.

The changes were announced on Nvidia’s official blog, which also revealed that Priority membership is being renamed Performance. The price tier for Performance will remain the same as Priority, with new support for 1440p resolution streaming, ultrawide resolution, and the option to save graphics settings across all streaming sessions.

Existing Performance and Ultimate GeForce Now subscribers, or users who sign up before the end of 2024, won’t be affected by the 100-hours streaming limit until January 1, 2026. According to Nvidia,…