Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Listing Spotted on ESRB Website, Coming to PC and Consoles – Rumour

I just saw a screenshot from Gematsu, and it looks like *Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2* is getting a Mature 17+ rating! The ESRB listing warns about blood, gore, strong language, and plenty of violence – sounds like a proper *Aliens* game to me! Good news for us PC and console players, too – Daybreak Game Company is planning to release it on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A Might Be Switch 2’s Next Massive Hit

In *Pokémon Legends: Z-A*, trainers will need to quickly give commands during battles, using all of their Pokémon’s moves while also skillfully avoiding enemy attacks. This new battle system is combined with the return of Mega Evolution, showing that the developers, Game Freak, are willing to innovate the classic *Pokémon* formula. Journalists who played a demo at the recent Pokémon World Championships have been impressed, calling the changes creative, ambitious, and easy to learn. *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* feels like a carefully considered evolution of the series.

3 Perfect 1990s Movies That Are Impossible To Remake

These three films—an Oscar-winning psychological thriller, a spirited feminist road trip movie, and a gritty, city-based western—are truly one-of-a-kind. Each represents a remarkable combination of a brilliant script, talented actors, and a visionary director. Despite advances in filmmaking, recreating such magic is nearly impossible, and attempts to do so often fall flat.

8 Non-DC Characters We Want to See in DC K.O.

The publisher announced that Vampirella, Sub-Zero, Homelander, Red Sonja, Annabelle (from *The Conjuring*), and Samantha Strong (from *Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees*) will all be part of an upcoming project. This news has fans very excited, and they’re speculating about which other comic characters might join them. Having these eight characters from different comics appear in *DC K.O.* would be fantastic.

Crunchyroll’s Fall 2025 Anime Refuses to Back Down Amid AI Allegations

Akimoto, the creator of the anime, publicly acknowledged the artist Mizuno Uta and complimented the show’s visuals on their official social media account. She shared Uta’s portfolio, which included previous work strikingly similar to the anime’s style. While Akimoto didn’t directly address claims that AI was used in production, the timing and details of her post suggested it wasn’t a coincidence. Though her post aimed to dispel the rumors, it didn’t gain much attention, and the controversy continued. Despite the accusations, the animation studios haven’t commented. The second episode released on October 12th didn’t change the core element that makes the anime stand out.

Diane Keaton: ‘I was told to become more feminine – it drove me crazy’

You notice her style immediately – it’s instantly recognizable as Diane Keaton’s. Her look is as unique today as it always has been, and ever since her Oscar-winning role as Annie Hall in the late 1970s – a character Woody Allen wrote for her, reportedly based on their relationship – she’s been consistently considered a style icon.