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Following the events of Double Exposure, Price finds Max Caulfield working as a photographer at Caledon University. Though they were close friends after the first Life is Strange game, they hadn’t seen each other in a while. Now, troubled by bizarre nightmares – things that feel like they shouldn’t be real – Chloe reaches out to Max for help. But they soon discover a terrible danger: a massive fire is predicted to destroy the university and everyone in it.

This week, Aki Hamazi, the creator of the popular manga Bocchi the Rock, announced she is taking a break from the series. While she didn’t share specifics about her health, she explained the break is due to physical health issues she’s been dealing with for several months. She clarified that it’s a physical, not mental, health concern and that she’s prioritizing her recovery before returning to work on the manga. Hamazi apologized to fans who were looking forward to new chapters and assured them she’ll be back when she’s feeling better.

As a huge Spider-Man fan, I’ve always wondered what happened to some of those villains who only got one shot at causing trouble. Today, I want to highlight five of them – characters who faced Spidey in a single story and then just… disappeared. What’s cool is that each one brought something different and interesting to the table, and honestly, I think any of them could be developed into a really compelling, major threat for Spider-Man down the line. Could one of them even become the next Doctor Octopus level of villain? It’s a long shot, I admit, but it’s fun to imagine and explore the possibilities!

I’m really intrigued by this upcoming film, currently titled Flowervale Street – though that title might still be up for grabs. So, what’s got me excited? Let’s dive into what’s been revealed so far.

I’ve noticed Nintendo games haven’t been adapted into anime series very often lately. But Nintendo’s president, Shuntaro Furukawa, recently shared that the company is looking to expand beyond just video games. He talked about the upcoming Super Mario Bros. Movie and the live-action Legend of Zelda film, and also hinted that they’re considering anime projects as well.

Prime Video is adding another highly anticipated show to its lineup: an adult animated series based on the popular web comic Lore Olympus. Created by Rachel Smythe, Lore Olympus offers a fresh, visually striking take on Greek mythology, and has become a global phenomenon with over 1.8 billion views. Given its massive popularity, Prime Video is confident this show will be a success.

This fast-paced shooter puts you right in the action and features roguelite elements, meaning each playthrough is different. It’s been out on PC since 2023.