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A previously undiscovered fourth ending for the game was hinted at on December 13, 2025, by Nick Herman, a lead developer and co-founder of Dispatch, during an interview with Eurogamer. While some fans had found references to it within the game’s code, no one had actually unlocked it through gameplay. This secret ending, called “Tactitian,” appeared to require completing all 26 hacks related to the “H4ck3d by R0b3rt” achievement. Despite many attempts, players couldn’t trigger the ending, which likely led Herman to mention it.

As a long-time Doctor Who fan, I’ve always appreciated how the show revisits its villains. It’s a tough challenge for the writers to make these characters feel fresh and interesting when we’ve seen them before, but they usually pull it off! I really love that Doctor Who invests in developing its baddies as much as its heroes. And honestly, seeing some of those classic villains return lately has been amazing – it’s so nostalgic and it’s great to recognize them. Some of these villains have been genuinely scary since the show started way back in 1963!

Starting December 1st, Hulu is streaming the classic movie Gremlins. Directed by Joe Dante, written by Chris Columbus, and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, the film tells the story of a small town invaded by playful but destructive creatures after a man breaks the rules for caring for his unique new pet – namely, avoiding bright light, water, and food after midnight. It’s a great time to watch, as it’s a beloved Christmas movie, and excitingly, Gremlins 3 is officially in the works and expected to arrive sooner than many fans think!

Look, as a movie fan, I’ve learned that being powerful doesn’t guarantee a win. We’ve seen so many strong heroes fall – even die! – in DC films. It just proves that raw power isn’t everything; it’s not a magic ticket to victory.

The final episode of My Hero Academia ends with a puzzling message – “Our story continues on…” – which leaves fans wondering what it means. It could simply be a way of saying that Deku and the other heroes’ adventures will go on, even if we don’t see them. However, with a new “Plus Ultra” announcement expected soon, it’s also possible that this is a hint at a continuation of the anime series.

The science fiction series The Expanse, created by James S.A. Corey (Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck) and developed by Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby, premiered on Syfy on December 14, 2015. Set hundreds of years in the future within a colonized solar system, the show quickly gained praise from critics and a dedicated following. Despite its success, Syfy canceled it after three seasons. Luckily, a fan campaign using the hashtag #SaveTheExpanse led Amazon to continue the story, but it was ultimately canceled after season six, leaving the series unfinished as it only covered the first half of the nine-book story written by Corey.

After a ten-year wait, season two of The Night Manager – based on John le Carré’s novel – is here. The show centers on Jonathan Pine (Hiddleston), a former soldier now working as a hotel porter, who is secretly recruited to investigate Richard Roper, a powerful businessman suspected of illegal arms dealing and connections to intelligence agencies. To get close to Roper, Pine must go undercover and become a criminal himself, all while keeping his dangerous double life hidden from his coworkers and loved ones.