If Marvel released an open-world Ghost Rider game made in Unreal Engine 5, this is what it could look like, or so TeaserPlay thinks. Some of you may remember the third-person hack and slash Ghost rider game released for the PlayStation 2, PSP, and GBA, back in 2007, but this puts a modern twist on the idea.
James Hobson’s Hacksmith Industries is back at it again, and this time, the team attempts to use nanotechnology to create real-life adamantium, which is best known as the metal alloy bonded to Wolverine’s skeleton and claws. This version uses 3D models made from Hobson’s CT scan, and while his entire skeleton was available, he chose to focus on a collarbone.
The LEGO Marvel Endgame Final Battle Set (76266) can be reconfigured from 360-degree battleground to a linear design, and it’s being offered for just $62.51 shipped today, originally $99.99. It’s set amid the ruins of the Avengers’ compound where fans can discover Captain America’s shield, Thor’s hammer and more. Product page.
