Fortnite: Driving Between Retail Row And Pleasant Park In Less Than 4 Minutes Guide

Fortnite's newest set of vehicles is finally here, and Week 8's challenges put you behind the wheel right away. One challenge asks you to drive between Retail Row and Pleasant Park in less than 4 minutes. This guide will show you the best way to get there within the time limit. Where Can I Find a Car At Retail Row? You'll be able to find a car as soon as you land at Retail Row. There are taxis, trucks, and sedans scattered throughout the named location. Hop in one and the game will prompt you with a "drive to Pleasant Park" timer. You'll need to get there within four minutes.Fortnite Season 3 Drive To Pleasant Park Challenge What's The Best Route Between Retail Row And Pleasant Park? You'll want to stick to driving on the pavement in these cars. They go noticeably slower on grass, dirt, and in shallow water. Stick to the road between the two named locations. It should give you enough time to make it all the way--you only need to get to the outskirts of Pleasant Park.Continue Reading at GameSpot
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The Simpsons Actor Harry Shearer Responds To Show's Decision To Stop Having White People Voice Non-White Characters

The producers of the long-running animated show The Simpsons recently announced they will stop using white actors to play non-white characters. One of the show's voice actors, Harry Shearer, has now commented on the choice, saying he is not exactly in agreement. Shearer, who is white, voices the Black doctor Julius Hibbert on The Simpsons (among many other characters). "I have a very simple belief about acting," Shearer told Times Radio (via Deadline). "The job of the actor is to play someone who they're not." Shearer, 76, didn't flatly say that The Simpsons producers' made a mistake in their decision about race and casting, but he said it comes with the territory of an actor to play a variety of characters.Continue Reading at GameSpot
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Littlewood Review - Big Heart

My wife calls them "chore games." Day-to-day life simulations such as Stardew Valley, Graveyard Keeper, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons celebrate the mundanity of routine, assigning you daily lists of menial tasks to perform and rewarding you for completing them with another day and another to-do list. Littlewood is most certainly another one of these chore games. Rather than weighing it down, Littlewood's daily grind is leavened by a lean, focused approach to its various labors, the swift turnover of its day-night cycle, and a dash of mystery that elevates its charming setting. Peace has spread across the land of Solemn in the aftermath of the defeat of a dark wizard. Leading the victorious band of adventurers was a great hero who, in classic video game protagonist tradition, is now suffering from amnesia. He or she cannot remember a single thing about the battle, the triumph, or life beforehand. Nonetheless, at the urging of the friends you apparently fought alongside, you are granted the tiny village of Littlewood and tasked with managing its recovery in a post-war world.Continue Reading at GameSpot
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