Nintendo’s new edition of one of the decade’s most quietly influential RPGs has become one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences ever.

The successor to the 2017 hand-held console will launch June 5, the company announced Wednesday.

Bruce Glover, an Korean War veteran and prolific character actor known for playing an assassin in the James Bond movie “Diamonds Are Forever” and a P.I. in the neo-noir classic “Chinatown,” died March 12 at a hospital in Los Angeles. He was 92.

With Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Ubisoft has made a visually stunning, mechanically uneven entry — including its best stealth gameplay in years.

While never a blockbuster hit during its initial run that began on March 24, 2005, streaming has helped turn “The Office,” an adaptation of the eponymous British series, into an enduring pop culture touchstone.

Team USA bobsled pilot and Marine Capt. Riley Tejcek’s new children’s book, “If You Can Dream It, Be It” encourages children across the globe to reach for the stars because opportunities are limitless.

The Gary Sinise Foundation honored first responders, active-duty military, veterans and their families with the Invincible Spirit Festival at Brooke Army Medical Center, Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston in Texas.

The film is not only based on the experience of co-director and Silver Star recipient Ray Mendoza — the filmmakers interviewed Mendoza’s platoon mates, examined their old photos and cross-referenced the accounts to piece together what took place at an operation in the Iraqi city of Ramadi in 2006.

At first glance, Atomfall may remind players of Fallout. The comparisons are undeniable. Both take place in the first person and seemingly have post-apocalyptic environments. They feature retro-looking robots and scavenging elements, but Atomfall carries a distinctly British vibe and a different premise.

“I don’t think any of us ever even really thought we’d still be on stage at this age doing this, much less together,” Michael McDonald says. “That we’re still able to express ourselves artistically is something that’s not lost on us.”