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The return of the Empire is a developing storyline set during the time of The Mandalorian. In Season 1 of Ahsoka, Lars Mikkelsen’s Grand Admiral Thrawn came back from exile in another galaxy, and he’s likely uniting various warlords as part of a larger plan. While Thrawn hasn’t appeared yet in The Mandalorian and Grogu, his schemes probably started there. One thing is clear: a significant Imperial storyline is officially part of the Star Wars universe again.

The world of Dungeons & Dragons has seen a lot of upheaval recently. Beyond the updated rules coming in 2024 and the new approaches to sourcebooks planned for 2025, several experienced people on the D&D team at Wizards have moved on. This led to a shift in how D&D is managed and some new faces joining the team. Considering all this change, it’s understandable that Wizards might release less official content this year – and that could actually be a positive thing in several ways.

AnimeJapan is a huge anime and manga convention, known for big announcements from leading studios. This year’s event will feature over 120 exhibitors, including major companies like Aniplex, KADOKAWA, TOHO animation, and Bandai Namco Filmworks. According to the official AnimeJapan website, the Dragon Ball exhibit at Toei Animation will showcase previously released posters and trailers. While unexpected announcements are always possible, there’s no confirmation of anything new at this time.

I was so excited to hear PlayStation is bringing back Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection! This version of Tekken 5 first hit arcades, and then came to the PSP back in 2006. Everyone loved it – it was considered one of the best fighting games you could play on the PlayStation Portable. And now, next month on March 17th, we’ll be able to play it on PS5 and PS4! It’s awesome to see a classic like this make a comeback.

If you haven’t heard of Reanimal, it’s a mysterious adventure where you play as The Boy (or The Girl in co-op) trying to find their missing friends. But escaping with them won’t be easy, as they’ll face terrifying enemies along the way.

According to its latest financial report for the third quarter of 2025, the company plans to launch four new games based on its most popular franchises by March 31, 2027. While specific details haven’t been revealed, it’s possible to make informed predictions about what these games might be.

As a big fan of the Mad Max films, I was bummed to hear that Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is leaving HBO Max on February 15th. It arrived on the platform last July, and while it didn’t do amazing numbers at the box office – earning $174 million with a $168 million budget – I thought it was a really solid entry in the series. Plus, critics seemed to agree, giving it a “Certified Fresh” rating with a 90% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences loved it too, with an 88% rating! It’s a shame it’s going, but hopefully it’ll be available elsewhere soon.

There’s no lack of delightfully bad sci-fi movies – we owe a lot of those to the cheesy B-movies of the 1950s and early 60s! But some stand out as particularly awful… yet strangely enjoyable. Here are seven of them, and honestly, a few are better than we remember.