
Today's update to Poker Night includes "Stank Mode" which returns some of the original aesthetic to the game
They also added four new tables and a few fixes.

They also added four new tables and a few fixes.
For me, I'm mostly wanting to see more of games I'm already excited for coming in the next year or so.
They already said Exodus and Expanse are going to be shown off. It would be great to also hear anything on that new Silksong update. Maybe a final trailer for Blood of Dawnwalker before release next week.
What about you? What are you hoping to see?
They also held a Discord Q&A that provided additional info as well.
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* No release date yet but they are targeting early 2027.
* The core look of Jun is set but you can customize some details of how they appear.
* Female Jun will be showcased soon, but they are not yet ready to reveal her final look or voice actor.
* We supposedly have not seen all the companions yet. They hint towards non-human companions.
* Balked at giving an answer on game length but mentioned there will be plenty of side quests for completionists, and they hope they deliver on replayability.
* Time dilation is a core pillar of the game's story and plays a large part in seeing the impact of your choices.
* VO will be English only but the game will support other languages with text and subtitles (or at least German).
* Different game edition offerings will be announced later.
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Boxing is back baby!
>Fathom/Glitch’s “The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act” was the top grossing film at the box office on Thursday night, just edging out Paramount/Miramax’s “Scary Movie” with $7.8 million grossed from preview screenings at 2,221 locations.
>While “Scary Movie,” which made $7.7 million from previews, will be dueling with A24/Chernin’s “Backrooms” for the No. 1 spot this weekend as “Circus” heads for more frontloaded results within the weekend, Fathom has joined A24 in filling movie theaters with younger audiences via fresh new IP, as fans of Glitch’s cult hit animated miniseries showed up to see its ninth and final episode two weeks ahead of its release on YouTube.
>Also opening this weekend is Amazon MGM’s “Masters of the Universe” with $4.4 million. The Travis Knight adaptation of the 80s fantasy franchise is looking like it will be a big-budget dud with a projected opening of around $35 million against a production budget of at least $170 million.
I think the important discussion here is what is considered a success. TADC will only make a fraction of Masters of the Universe, but it's going to be a big success running with a fraction of the budget.
*Insert Bloodborne joke*
Given that they said this will be an hour long, I have to imagine there's quite a bit to show. Here are my predictions:
GTA6 - I think there will be a teaser with an announcement of a showcase at a later date
FF7 - We'll get a trailer for the final game with a 2027 release window
Intergalactic - We'll get our first trailer since the initial TGA reveal a couple years ago
Santa Monica - We'll hopefully hear what they've been working on since Ragnarok
This is the year - We get a trailer showing Astro Bot, Kratos, Aloy, and Spider-Man about to fight, and it'll be Sony's second go at platform fighters baby!
Okami 2 - It's also been a bit since the Okami 2 reveal. Maybe we'll finally see something.
Mass Effect 5 - It's been five years since the teaser. They need to show something, ANYTHING, that is more substantial than a piece of concept art on N7 Day.