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PUBG Corp. has announced a new campaign to make PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds a “better, more stable, and fairer game.”

In response to the community’s criticisms that the developers haven’t devoted enough time and resources to improving the game, instead focusing on rolling out features like the Event Pass that was met with a huge player backlash, PUBG Corp. has announced its Fix PUBG campaign and unveiled a new developer roadmap.

“‘Fix the game.’ This is a phrase that we’ve been hearing a lot lately. Bugs, performance problems, and quality-of-life issues have been limiting PUBG’s true potential, and you want it fixed. So we think it’s time to do something about it,” read the update. “‘FIX PUBG’ is a months-long campaign to deliver the changes and improvements that you’ve been asking for.”

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What happens when Death goes on vacation? Well, in Flipping Death he mistakenly leaves the job to a recently deceased woman named Penny, who learns she can help restless spirits with their unfinished business by jumping between the land of the dead and the land of the living. It’s a cool premise, and executed very much like a more action-centric spiritual successor to the point-and-click adventure comedies of classic LucasArts. Flipping Death’s vibrant presentation, quirky characters and fun plot ensured I was in for the whole ride, even if the gameplay felt a bit haphazard at times.

Anyone who played developer Zoink Games’ excellent Stick it to the Man! from 2013 will be right at home here. Flipping Death has a similar emphasis on getting inside people’s heads and solving scenarios using suitably bizarre lines of logic, but this time around you’re physically possessing them to help you do it. Need something poked? There’s a guy for that. Need to open a can of paint? Maybe that drill-wielding dentist can help. Want to crap on the heads of every character in the level just for the fun of it? Take control of the seagull. It’s a fun take on the traditional inventory and item systems.

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After a successful theatrical run ($318.1 million domestic, $732.6 million worldwide), Deadpool 2 has now debuted on Digital HD, a release which includes a number of bonus features including some Deleted and Extended Scenes.

There are just two Deleted/Extended Scenes that are pulled out on their own, that span just two minutes and 39 seconds, but there are 15 minutes of new footage in the Super Duper $@%!#& Cut. We’re breaking down all of these scenes, starting with the two that were separated in the bonus features of the Digital HD release.

What’s somewhat confusing about all of this is they went through this trouble to add 15 minutes of new footage, but then added these two additional scenes that weren’t in either the theatrical cut, or the Super Duper Cut. Regardless, these two scenes come in at just over two and a half minutes, combined, and they were likely cut for time, even though they’re quite entertaining.

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Deadpool 2 comes to Blu-ray and 4K UHD Blu-ray August 21, and just like every other major Blu-ray release, there is a whole host of options for you to choose from in order to maximize your Deadpool 2 enjoyment. Below I’ve compiled each edition of the movie available, so you can decide which version is right for you.

Before I get to the retailer-specific packages, let’s look at the Deadpool 2 Blu-ray special features included on the disc. The Deadpool 2 Super Duper Cut has 15 extra minutes of footage not seen in the theatrical release, so definitely consider watching it if you left the theater thinking “I wish I had been in there for just 15 minutes longer.”

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Topher Grace, who played Eddie Brock/Venom in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3, has gone on record stating his excitement for Tom Hardy’s upcoming portrayal of the character.

In an interview with Inverse, Grace expressed his view that Hardy is a better fit for Todd McFarlane’s original designs of the character from the 1980s. Grace also feels the actor is well-acquainted with playing villains in superhero movies after portraying Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.

“To me — I truly mean this — I think Tom is the guy to play that role,” said Grace. “I’m thrilled to watch it as a fan. I really mean that. I think he’s just the best dude. He’s proven he can do comic book villains amazing.”

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Today Stern Pinball Inc. announced their next pinball machine: Deadpool. Deadpool’s art, by poster artist Zombie Yeti, appears to be based on Deadpool’s comic book appearances rather than the recent pair of films. Standout features of Deadpool include two metal ramps, one ending in a lengthy katana-shaped track similar to the sword in Stern’s Lord of the Rings, and a chibi-Deadpool bash toy to aim for in the center of the playfield. Nolan North, who voices Uncharted’s Nathan Drake, will voice Deadpool.

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