Alfred Molina has been spotted on the set of the third Tom Holland Spider-Man movie, and the previous Spider-Men—Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield—are reportedly set to return in the third MCU Spider-Man movie. Kirsten Dunst and Emma Stone are also expected to appear.

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In today’s Daily Fix, CD Projekt Red addresses the bug issues reviewers had with the PC version of Cyberpunk 2077. In our own review we called out the numerous bugs that apparently a ‘day zero patch’ and possibly a second ‘day one patch’ will fix. In other gaming news, Square Enix’s Project Athia won’t be on Xbox for a while (but is coming to PC). And in completely bonkers news, we could be part of a united federation of planets in the future, according to one professor who claims the U.S. and Israel have been in contact with aliens.

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After a long wait, Bungie has finally released the next-gen update for Destiny 2. The new features that came to Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PlayStation 5 include 4k gaming at 60 frames per second. Here’s about six minutes of Cosmodrome gameplay running on an Xbox Series X.

In addition to gaming at 60hz at a 4k resolutions, Destiny 2 also got a field of view slider that lets you see the game in a whole new perspective. Previously, consoles were maxed out to a maximum FOV of 75. With this next-gen update, players can now take that all the way to levels once only available to PC. The new field of view max for Destiny 2 is now 105 allowing you to have so much more on the screen at a given time. Finally, if you’ve got the hardware, you can jump into the Crucible will a whopping 120hz. Of course, you’ll need a display that can reach those heights. Check you Xbox or PlayStations display settings to determine if your TV or monitor will support 120fps.

For more on Destiny 2: Beyond Light, keep it on IGN.

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We unbox the new Stern Premium TMNT machine (2020) and check out all of its new features.There was a turtles machine way back in 1991 by Data East made it, but other than the art, the old machine is not great. Stern’s new machine has a lot more going for it, but it still keeps that tradition of cool comic-book-y Ninja Turtles art as its best feature.

At the center of the playfield is a spinning disc with a magnet in its center. In Ninja Pizza Multiball, the magnet catches the balls allowing the disc to fling them like so many pizza slices out of a pizza box.

There’s also a pizza eating contest mode lit by this little target that has you mash this button on the lockbar as fast as possible to up your slice count.

Ninja Turtles features three ramps, including one only accessible via the upper left flipper. Two of the ramps can be fed back to either flipper thanks to the Raphael glider diverter, which switches position based on a press of the lockbar button. You can use this feature to loop fast ramp shots — it feels great.

The backglass features an HD screen with custom art and animations that are based on 3D models — while there’s no original vintage cartoon scenes here, the original theme song is used to full effect.

There are of course four ninja turtles, and you can choose to play as any of them. They each have unique bonuses, and also unique skill shots.

Nailing the right ramp qualifies Turtle Power Multiball. This multiball spews 4 balls onto the playfield out of a little door in the miniature van.

We can’t wait to spend more time with Turtles, and we hope you get to play it, too, when it’s safe and everyone is healthy and playing pinball again. Until then, you can add this to your home arcade, this Premium model with extra features, like that glider diverter, has an MSRP of $7699.

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