Merchant Legends: The Founding

A fighting game fan's dream with a diverse roster and an incredibly flexible combat system.

Hours before launching, the official Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game account on X announced that the Xbox edition of the title isn't coming out today, July 23, as planned. Instead, it's now releasing on Xbox Series X|S sometime before September 3 because of "unforeseen circumstances on a backend feature." It's quite the last-moment delay, especially considering not even 24 hours ago the same account was promoting the game's launch. That's rough, buddy. The bad news doesn't stop with Xbox players, either. Cross-play isn't available on Switch yet, and the only localization option on the hybrid

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is a blast once you've mastered bending, but it doesn't make it easy to get there.

The live-action The Legend of Zelda movie from Sony Pictures and Nintendo has already cast its Zelda and Link, but what about all the other roles? A new report claims that Australian actor Uli Latukefu, best known for the TV series Young Rock, will play the villain, Ganondorf. This is according to veteran Hollywood reporter Kyle Buchanan of The New York Times. He said he's "been hearing" that Latukefu got the role, but it's not yet officially confirmed by the studio. Deadline also reported on his casting, going on to say he made a multi-movie deal. Uli Latukefu could play Ganondorf. In terms o

Thirty minutes isn’t nearly enough time to tackle everything Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game has to offer, but it was enough to make me want to play more of it, and I loved eking out wins and playing around with all of these characters. It’s hard to say how Avatar Legends will turn out when all’s said and done, but I’d be lying to you if I said I didn’t want to spend hours figuring things out in training mode.