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Two Nintendo Switch games are being removed, one of which is Aliens: Fireteam Elite. Originally released in 2021, it only came to the Switch in 2023 as a cloud-based game. This means even though it has some offline content, the Switch version always required an internet connection. Now, the game is being removed from the eShop and will become unplayable shortly after its three-year anniversary on August 5th. It’s being delisted because the servers are shutting down, but the reason for this isn’t clear. Cold Iron Studios hasn’t explained why, though it likely comes down to the cost of maintaining the servers being higher than the game’s profits on Switch, or a licensing issue that wasn’t worth renewing.

Netflix recently raised prices again, and unlike last time—when the increase was linked to adding live TV—they haven’t explained why this time. Customers are frustrated with the constant price increases and the removal of features like phone casting. Now, other streaming services are playfully poking fun at the situation online, using memes and social media to highlight the issue—a strategy clearly driven by a savvy millennial marketing team.

As a huge DC fan, I always found it fascinating when heroes outside the usual Lanterns got their hands on a ring! During the Blackest Night event, it happened a lot! Like, the Atom became an Indigo Tribe member because he’s just such a compassionate guy. Green Arrow grabbed a ring when he really needed a boost, and it was wild to see. Poor Supergirl didn’t even realize what was happening when she suddenly became a Red Lantern! Seriously, so many DC heroes have worn a Lantern ring at some point. I’ve put together a list of 10 of them, and it’s really cool to see how they dealt with those unexpected powers!

While Crimson Desert boasts a beautiful open world and graphics, what truly stood out was something I hadn’t experienced in a game before. It took getting past a rough beginning to appreciate it, but once I did, I was amazed. The incredibly realistic conversations and writing in Crimson Desert are truly unique and are among the most impressive aspects of the game.

Readers should consider March 30, 2026, as the current release date. However, there’s a discrepancy: while recent official announcements indicate a July 2, 2026, release, PM Studios’ website still lists June 19, 2026. This means the publisher’s site hasn’t been updated with the latest information, and it would be inaccurate to present a definitive date. Currently, the most precise way to state it is that official marketing materials and storefronts now show July 2, 2026, but one of the publisher’s pages still shows the older, incorrect date.

The popular miniatures game, Batman: Gotham City Chronicles, is entering its fourth season with a new star: Absolute Batman. Monolith is bringing Batman’s world from the Absolute Universe to the tabletop later this year through a Gamefound crowdfunding campaign. Players will be able to control iconic characters like Batman, Alfred Pennyworth, and Black Mask in battles fought on a unique, three-level vertical battlefield, recreating the atmosphere of Gotham City. You can stay updated on the campaign here.

With so many landmark films in the decade, here is a look at the best sci-fi movies of the 1970s.

Since its anime adaptation began in 2022, The Eminence in Shadow has become incredibly popular with fans. However, the second season unexpectedly ended with news that a third season wouldn’t be made – instead, a movie is planned! A new trailer and poster for The Eminence in Shadow: Lost Echoes were just revealed at AnimeJapan 2026, and you can watch the trailer and see the poster below.