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Avengers: Infinity War spoilers ahead! After ten years and 18 movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become pretty self sufficient. While Avengers: Infinity War was obviously drawing its major plot points and some fun scenes straight from its comic book source material, the majority of the movie was actually layered with callbacks and references to other MCU movies--and some of them may not have been all that obvious. So if you didn't happen to brush up on your MCU history, or if you decided not to do the 31-hour long marathon prior to your Infinity War viewing, don't worry too hard. We're looking out for you. Here is a breakdown of Infinity War's biggest Easter eggs, references, and callbacks to previous MCU movies and beyond. 1. Asgardian Refugees Infinity War opens with a distress signal from an Asgardian refugee ship in the process of being attacked by Thanos and the Black Order, so if you skipped Thor: Ragnarok, this might have been a little out of left

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Stardew Valley is one step closer to bringing multiplayer to the main game, and now players on PC are able to opt-in to a new beta that allows them to try out co-op play. Developer Chucklefish has announced version 1.3 is now in public beta, and those who want to try multiplayer can do so by following a few steps. To enable the new beta, right-click the game in your library and select Properties. In the Betas tab, type the password jumpingjunimos and click Check Code button. You should then be able to select Beta in the drop down box, and that will prompt the game to download version 1.3. Chucklefish encourages players to back up their game first, and gives instructions on Steam . In Stardew Valley's new multiplayer, you can host your own farm. Up to three other friends can live with you on your farm, and you'll need to either build them cabins to live in or use pre-built ones. Cabins are cheap, so it should be easy to get your friends in the game fairly early. You'll al

Rayark has been quite busy in 2018, first launching Cytus II [ $1.99 ], the sequel to their fan-favorite rhythm game, back in January and then launching their visually stunning puzzle RPG Sdorica - Sunset [ Free ] just a couple weeks ago following a fairly lengthy soft launch period. Now the worlds of both games are colliding with a new update to Cytus II which adds a couple of Sdorica songs to the set list for free. To get these new songs, according to the update description, "Players can read the corresponding iM posts in Character - NEKO#ΦωΦ to unlock the collaboration songs." Here's a trailer for this new version 1.2 content. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel In addition to the Sdorica songs, this update includes two more new songs, one for the free character ROBO_Head and one new one for the paid DLC character ConneR. This is in addition to a fairly beefy update that was released for the game in mid-March. If you want to learn more about Cytus II

The season 4 downtime for Fortnite [ Free ] begins on Tuesday, May 1st, at 4:00 AM EDT. Season 3 of the the Battle Pass ends a little before this update, at 3:30 AM EDT, so you won't be able to get the John Wick-inspired "The Reaper" outfit after tonight. There will also be a short period between when However, there are bulk Battle Pass tiers available in the shop, so if you're willing to drop a few bucks for the cause, you can maybe get that outfit at last. Otherwise, it's time to start grinding out those objectives, ASAP! Brace for impact! Witness Season 4 tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/LVG3mO6vmK — Fortnite (@FortniteGame) April 30, 2018 Season 4 of Fortnite will seemingly feature superheroes as a theme for many of the items, as early material teases what look like superhero masks and decorations. "Fight With Honor" sounds a lot like a superhero theme as well. Leave your mark. Season 4 Coming Soon pic.twitter.com/q6d82L1Lbp — Fortnite (@Fortn

I imagine that somewhere, in a secluded HBO writer's room in California, there are a dozen massive whiteboards that spell out the sprawling story of Westworld Season 2. How else could the creators keep it straight? We're only in the second episode, and already, there are five different timelines to account for. Though not much happened in the "present" storyline--the one where the hosts have rebelled against the humans and are killing them--we received a lot in the way of contextual information, including more clues about the park's "real purpose." We saw an awkward interaction between Dolores and Maeve, which raised more questions than it answered. We learned that Ford is a troll of massive proportions, whose presence still dominates Westworld, despite his apparent death. Here are the latest theories circulating about Westworld: Season 2. Two episodes down, only eight more to go. 5. The Jim Delos Is Abernathy Theory In this thread started by Red

A new update for Rainbow Six Siege is set to launch on all platforms--PC, PS4, and Xbox One--on Tuesday, May 1, Ubisoft has announced. Rather than introduce new features, it deals primarily with balance changes, including the much-anticipated nerf to Lion, the Operator who has been widely considered overpowered since the launch of Year 3. Ubisoft outlined its plans for balance changes recently, and update 1.2 implements many of them. When it comes to Lion, the character's gadget (a drone that outlines players for the enemy team) has been toned down significantly. Now, when it's used, players can stop moving to remove the outline. Additionally, Lion can only use the scan twice per round, rather than three times, and its cooldown increases from 10 seconds to 20. The changes to Lion are undoubtedly the most significant, but other characters see tweaks in this patch as well. Blitz's Shield Flash loses a charge and range; Hibana's claymore is replaced with a breaching ch

In Westworld 's Season 2 premiere, Bernard revealed that Delos has been storing records of park guests' experiences, along with their DNA. In Season 2, Episode 2, "Reunion," we learned why: because William, AKA the Man in Black, has been running Westworld like it's Facebook. In case you need a refresher: Jimmi Simpson's character, William, is actually Ed Harris's character, the Man in Black, in the past. That was a neat little mystery in Westworld Season 1, but now that it's out in the open, Westworld Season 2 is continuing to use both actors and showing scenes both in the present and in the past. One of those flashbacks in Episode 2 showed William trying to convince his father-in-law, Jim Delos, to fully invest in Westworld, after William's journey through the park in the first season. Papa Delos remains unmoved, but William has a convincing argument. "You're right. This place is a fantasy. Nothing here is real, except one thing: the

Season 4 of Fortnite : Battle Royale is just around the corner. Epic is kicking off the next season of its popular battle royale game on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and mobile tomorrow, May 1, which will be preceded by a period of downtime as the developer deploys the title's latest update. As with previous weekly patches, servers will be taken offline in the early hours of the morning to prepare the game for the Season 4 update. Epic hasn't specified how long servers will remain down, but on Twitter the developer announced the maintenance period begins on May 1 at 1 AM PT / 4 AM ET / 8 AM GMT. Aside from some cryptic teases, Epic hasn't revealed many details about Season 4 yet, although the aforementioned tweet says, "Impact is imminent," hinting that the giant meteor looming mysteriously in the sky will finally come crashing down. Previous teases for Season 4 have warned players to "brace for impact" and were accompanied by artwork that features characters

Red Dead Wishes Red Dead Redemption II 's release date slowly approaches. With each passing month, our excitement for the game continues to grow; October 26 couldn't come sooner. Fortunately, we don't have to wait much longer to hear new details about the game, as a new trailer for the game is expected to release on May 2. Regardless, Rockstar's latest epic possesses a distinct mystique because of how little we know about it even six months away from its release. However, the minimal knowledge we have about the game doesn't stop us from discussing what it needs to do to surpass the original. Here are 11 things we want from Red Dead Redemption II. Much of what we want to see stems from specific narrative details we'd love to hear more about. After all, early trailers have indicated the game to be a prequel to the original, so we're holding out to see if the game might feature a young John Marston. We're also hoping the game will make good on further i