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Unfortunately, many players won’t have the patience to see how their stack of carefully choices end up playing out. While Quantic Dream has given players the keys to unlock a staggering amount of different branching narratives, frustratingly, that same level of freedom simply isn’t afforded to you in the minute to minute gameplay.


To save you the time we have decided to put together all the best and worst endings we came across for Markus in the above video in our time with Detroit: Become Human. 

SPOILER WARNING: The video above will reveal all the key endings for Markus’s story.

The best and worst endings for Markus in Detroit: Become Human

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Your favorite amphibian crime-fighters are back for more action and new adventures in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The brand new Nickelodeon series reintroduces the world’s most fearsome fighting team, now with all new weapons and previously undiscovered powers -- they’ll use those to take on the evil Foot Clan as well as some other never-before-seen villains.

Here’s what you need to know about the headlining heroes on Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Raph
Raph is a snapping turtle and the older brother of the group. And like most older brothers, he’s the one in charge. He’s also the biggest, so he’s more likely to use his fists than his brain to get out of a scrape. And when his fists fail, he falls back on his powerful tonfas to make up the difference. In emergencies, he can break out the mystical Smash-Jitsu to become even more powerful… as long as it doesn’t backfire on him.

Leo
The rebel of the group, Leo is a red-eared slider who relies on his cleverness as much as his fighting ability. He wields a mighty Ōdachi sword that has some surprises inside its shining steel. If Leo or his brothers need a quick exit from a tough situation, all he has to do is tap into his sword’s portal powers. They can get him and the rest of the Turtles out of danger. Of course, it takes practice to perfect mystical portal-making skills. And Leo’s doors don’t always have a happy landing on the other side.

Mikey
Mikey’s the youngest of the Ninja Turtles, and he likes to have fun. He’s an artist and never met a surface he didn’t want to cover with stickers. His kusari-fundo weapon transforms into a powerful whip when he turns on its mystical mode. The ball at the end, like the carefree box turtle who wields it, goes a little wacky. It can wrap up enemies or go in any direction … even in midair. The usual rules of physics don’t apply, but that’s okay because Mikey’s not big on rules, himself.

Donnie
Tech-wiz softshell turtle Donnie doesn’t put much stock in mystic powers like his brothers do. He’s more comfortable with computers and gadgets. So he’s the only Turtle who doesn’t have any supernatural abilities in his weapon. Instead, his custom Tech-Bo staff is packed with gear and features to take care of any situation. He also wears a variety of self-designed Battle Shells that back up his fighting stick with everything he needs to fight evil and look stylish doing it.

See the Raph, Leo, Mikey and Donnie in action on the brand new series, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, only on Nickelodeon.

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Fandom spends some turtle time with Jeremy Howard, the man behind the shell of Donatello in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, releasing on Blu-ray September 20. Howard discusses his own turtles fandom as well as what makes the worlds' favorite heroes on a half shell work so well for so many generations of fans. In the sequel to 2014's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Donnie, Leo, Ralph and Mikey take the action out of the sewers and into the streets of New York as they square off against new threats like Krang and the Technodrome and fan-favorites Bebop and Rocksteady.

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The best and worst endings for Kara in Detroit: Become Human

Developer Quantic Dream is renowned for pushing the boundaries when it comes to interactive entertainment, and eight years after it turned heads with the innovative Heavy Rain, the studio is putting the story back into your hands with Detroit: Become Human.

But is this a tale that’s better for having its audience dictate it?

While most decisions you make during this 12-hour plus journey have pretty immediately apparent outcomes (failing to find a suspect as android Detective Connor for example, changes the outcome of your investigation in the next scene) it’s during Detroit’s final hours where the sheer scope of Quantic Dream’s choice mechanics build into a glorious, nail-biting conclusion.


With your choices in pivotal moments spawning literally hundreds of different outcomes, there’s an exhilarating sense of dread at play whenever you’re faced with making one of Detroit’s increasingly difficult decisions. 

In our time with Detriot: Become Human we realised you can get widely different outcomes from tiny decisions Markus, Connor and Kara make. While this does give you some amazingly different endings it can take a while to unlock them or even work out what to do. 


Unfortunately, many players won’t have the patience to see how their stack of carefully choices end up playing out. While Quantic Dream has given players the keys to unlock a staggering amount of different branching narratives, frustratingly, that same level of freedom simply isn’t afforded to you in the minute to minute gameplay.


To save you the time we have decided to put together all the best and worst endings we came across for Kara in the above video in our time with Detroit: Become Human. 

SPOILER WARNING: The video above will reveal all the key endings for Kara’s story.

The best and worst endings for Kara in Detroit: Become Human

We sat down with the cast of Electric State, coming March 14th on Netflix.

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In Squid Game Season 2, Lee Byung-hun starred as the Front Man—also known as In-ho and Young-il. Lee, along with actor Lee Seo-hwan (Park Jung-bae), discussed some of the Front Man's major scenes and whether he experienced real happiness during the games.

Squid Game 2's Lee Byung-hun Reveals the Front Man's True Feelings

Trailers that get HONEST about what you're really getting from the movie when you buy a ticket. This week is The Last of Us

Honest Trailers | The Last of Us

he Chat With Us breaks down the finale (Episode 9) of The Last of Us, including Joel’s (Pedro Pascal) choice to save Ellie (Bella Ramsey). Merle Dandridge, who plays Marlene, weighs in on her character's showdown with Joel. The Chat With Us is a weekly The Last of Us after show from GameSpot and TV Guide, powered by Fandom.

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It's Christmas time, and we're on a break. And what's a better way to celebrate than watching a compilation of the 10 worst movies Honest Trailers. Enjoy! 

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