The trailer focuses on Magpie’s mission to steal an ancient relic that Northcrest is clearly after. To succeed, she’ll need to sneak past patrolling guards and through guarded buildings to find it.
Although recently surpassed by a particularly moving episode of One Piece and a shocking turn in Takopi’s Original Sin, My Hero Academia’s final season is currently generating a lot of buzz. Four episodes have been released so far, and the third, titled “The Final Boss!!,” has earned an impressive 9.8 rating on IMDb – even higher than the best episode of Solo Leveling. But it’s not just one episode; the entire season has been remarkably strong, comparable to the popular second season of Solo Leveling that captivated audiences earlier.
Whether you grew up with the original Transformers or are just discovering the series, many fans want to start with the 1984 show to see where it all began. Luckily, several Transformers series are currently available to watch without a subscription.
Pluto TV announced its November movie lineup today, and there are tons of options to choose from! Best of all, because Pluto TV is free, you can watch any of these movies without paying a thing next month.
According to Variety, the world of the horror film Talk to Me is growing with a new six-episode TV series designed specifically for 3D headsets. Meta and XRTV are teaming up to produce the show, which will be filmed entirely in 3D and use mixed-reality technology to make it feel like the story is happening right in your living room. The idea, from XRTV’s Darren Brandl, is to use the immersive quality of virtual reality to create a truly unsettling experience, making viewers feel like the film’s demons are actually present with them.
Since Canva bought Affinity last year, they’ve kept their word and maintained the software’s features and overall experience. You aren’t forced into a limited version – you can download and use all of Affinity’s tools without ever needing a subscription if you prefer.
Something interesting we learned is that the Rifts players encounter on planets and space stations weren’t initially designed to be interactive elements in the game.
This story, written by the creators of the show, serves as an official prequel to the Netflix series, set 24 years before the first season. Viewers will see younger versions of characters they already know, like Joyce Byers, Jim Hopper, and Bob Newby, when they were in high school. It also features the origins of the latest villain, Henry Creel – also known as Vecna and One.
Deadline first reported the news, highlighting the unexpected nature of the project, as it reunites Sheridan with Paramount.
Capcom announced the release date and shared new trailers. While some online stores show March 12th because of different time zones, the official PlayStation trailer indicates a worldwide release date of March 13th. The game will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC through Steam, and was also mentioned in previous coverage for Nintendo’s upcoming console.