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Reports from Deadline indicate that Scream 7 earned about $64.1 million domestically in its opening weekend, making it the highest-grossing debut in the series’ history. This is a significant increase from the $44.4 million earned by Scream VI during its first weekend. Globally, Scream 7 has already brought in around $97.2 million, surpassing the total lifetime earnings of Scream 4 (without adjusting for inflation). Before the weekend, experts predicted a domestic opening of $45 to $50 million.

This week also brings new releases including Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, Homura Hime for PC, and Scott Pilgrim EX for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

It seemed like the series was over, but recent reports suggest that’s not entirely true. Tom Henderson of Insider Gaming, who previously stated the series was finished, has discovered some new development work. However, it appears this work isn’t for a brand new game, but rather a Director’s Cut of Legion with added content.

According to sources who spoke with Jason Schreier at Bloomberg, Bluepoint Games hoped to create a new game following the release of God of War Ragnarök. The idea was a spin-off within the God of War universe—a continuously updated, live-service game where Atreus finds himself in the underworld, Hades. The game would have featured players controlling various iterations of the characters, and developers considered including some form of cooperative play and ongoing support after launch, though these plans weren’t finalized.

He also revealed some surprising details on the Insider Gaming Podcast. While the game supposedly centers around the magical abilities of a new character, Elsa, that’s not the whole story. It seems they originally planned for Ezio Auditore from Assassin’s Creed 2 to appear around the middle of the game and mentor her in the ways of the Assassins.

From February 16th to 22nd, Wrath of the Titans ranked as the ninth most popular movie on Netflix worldwide. It was viewed 2.8 million times and watched for a total of 4.6 million hours, just ahead of Rumble. This marked the second week the film appeared in Netflix’s top 10.

Ubisoft is working to regain the trust of both developers and players, and is making significant changes to how it operates. However, the company appears to be continuing a strategy of rushing out multiple games from its major franchises simultaneously – the same approach that initially caused problems. To achieve a major success, Ubisoft needs to effectively combine its past plans with its new strategies.

What makes the Absolute Wonder Woman series so captivating? What sets it apart from the regular Wonder Woman comics and makes it truly special? It could be the consistently excellent artwork and writing by Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman—they’re a fantastic team. Or perhaps it’s the exciting weapons, allies, and enemies featured in the story. There are many reasons why Absolute Wonder Woman is a great series, and here are five that might convince you to give it a read if you haven’t already.

For a long time, fans of Star Trek have speculated that Klingon males have three testicles, though this was never officially confirmed in the show’s storylines. Now, the recent Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode, “The Life of the Stars,” has solved the mystery. A cadet named Jay-Den (Karim Diané) mentions Klingons having four testicles, settling the debate.

Recent chapters of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo have been wrapping up storylines quickly, suggesting the series is nearing its end. The latest chapter confirms this, with characters moving towards their conclusions. Following earlier reports of a major finale, it’s now clear the series will likely conclude in just a few more chapters.