The developers are keeping future announcements under wraps, but they recently spoke with several gaming news sites at Summer Game Fest to address some common questions and clear up confusion. Here’s a look at the ten most important things we learned, beginning with…
I’m so excited! They’ve increased the number of pets we can register to a hundred – that’s amazing! Though realistically, only fifty can be out with us in camp at once. The rest are just… being well taken care of by other Greymanes, apparently. And get this: they’re giving us all the rewards from pet challenges we already finished, automatically! No more hunting around for stuff we earned. It’s a really nice update.
Marvel is hoping Robert Downey Jr.’s return in a new role will revitalize the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which has felt a bit stagnant lately. Interestingly, the directors of Avengers: Doomsday recently revealed that Iron Man’s heroic death was almost a reality much earlier than Endgame. In a new interview with CBR, co-director Joe Russo confirmed a long-standing rumor: Marvel seriously considered killing off Iron Man in Avengers: Infinity War instead of waiting until the next film.
Just under three weeks after speculation began, Netflix announced that The Four Seasons will be back for a third season, promising more getaways and realistic storylines. The series was created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield.
Shailene Woodley, age 34, recently dyed her hair from brunette to platinum blonde. She’s currently filming a new movie called Count My Lies, and she’s not the only one with lighter hair – her co-star Lindsay Lohan also has blonde locks!
Oliver Tree Nickell, born in 1993 and raised in Santa Cruz, California, discovered his passion for music early on. He first gained attention in 2013 with his EP, Demons, which included a popular cover of Radiohead’s “Karma Police.” In 2016, he went viral again with the songs “Forget It” (with Getter) and “When I’m Down” (with Whethan).
Soon after, he signed with Atlantic Records and released the EP Alien Boy, followed by albums like Ugly Is Beautiful, Cowboy Tears, and Alone in a Crowd, as well as hit songs such as “Miss You” and “Life Goes On.” His most recent album, Love You Madly Hate You Badly, came out in April 2026, and he began a world tour in May, including a stop in São Paulo, Brazil on June 6.
Tree is also known for creating distinctive and often outlandish personas. In a 2023 interview with Billboard, he explained that his unconventional image unexpectedly gained him more attention than his music. He believes it reflects society’s current state, noting that while things may seem silly, experimentation is important for innovation and creating something new.
Reliable sources indicate that Capcom is currently developing a remake of Resident Evil 0. While rumors about a remake have been around for a while, new information suggests the project has been restarted internally at Capcom. This likely means the initial development faced challenges, leading the team to essentially begin the remake from the ground up.
One of the main reasons people love Batman is that he’s pushed himself to become incredibly powerful, almost like a natural disaster, even frightening beings with god-like abilities. While he’s known for not having superpowers himself, he’s actually used the powers of other heroes on occasion. We’re going to explore five instances where Batman borrowed or utilized the abilities of his fellow Justice League members, and what he accomplished with them. Let’s dive in and talk about the Dark Knight!
The new Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War anime is scheduled to premiere sometime in July as part of the summer anime season. However, a possible release date of July 25th appeared briefly on a digital manga platform (noticed by user 0icha on X) before being taken down. This makes fans wonder if that initial date was accurate.
On sale July 15th, What If…? Jessica Jones explores an alternate reality where Jessica Jones, instead of Peter Parker, is bitten by a radioactive spider and becomes Spider-Girl. However, don’t expect a bubbly, upbeat Jessica! This new comic, written by Justina Ireland and illustrated by David Messina, imagines what Jessica’s teenage years would have been like as Spider-Girl—and it’s essentially the Jessica Jones we know and love, but with even more sarcastic wit. We’ve got a sneak peek at the upcoming issue and an interview with Ireland about this fresh take on two popular Marvel characters.