Capcom Announces Delisting of Its 2024 RPG

Capcom brought back the popular Dragon’s Dogma series in 2024 with the release of Dragon’s Dogma 2, after a 12-year hiatus. While the future of the series remains uncertain, Capcom recently announced Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen, a package that includes both the main game and its expansion. This version will be available on Nintendo Switch 2, PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X on October 9th. Ahead of the release, Capcom will be removing the Deluxe Edition of the game and certain downloadable content on June 24th at 8 PM Eastern Time.

DCU’s Batman Movie, Justice League Plans & Superman Spinoff Show Get Updates From DC Boss

DC has several exciting projects in development. Besides the already announced Paradise Lost series focusing on Wonder Woman – with a possible appearance by Wonder Woman herself – The Batman: Part II is scheduled for release next year. They’re also working on their own version of Batman, currently called Batman: The Brave and the Bold. If these projects come together successfully, a Justice League movie could follow. At an event for the upcoming Supergirl film in Brazil, James Gunn confirmed plans are moving forward with Batman and discussed the potential for a Justice League team-up, as well as a new Superman spin-off featuring Jimmy Olsen (as reported by @GoodNerd23 on X).

PlayStation Plus First Day One Game of 2026 Coming This August

The creators of the popular game Untitled Goose Game, House House and Panic, have announced their new co-op adventure, Big Walk, will launch on August 4th for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC. It will also be available as a free monthly game for all PlayStation Plus members – those with Essential, Extra, or Premium subscriptions. Throughout August, players can download and play Big Walk at no cost, and keep it as long as their PlayStation Plus subscription remains active.

DC Finally Breaks Free From Marvel’s Shadow Thanks to the Absolute Universe

For years, DC Comics struggled to create heroes with the same relatable, underdog quality that Marvel is known for – DC’s characters were often portrayed as powerful, almost god-like figures. But now, with the ‘Absolute Universe’ relaunch, DC has finally achieved that balance. This new approach, and the changes made to familiar characters, is what makes it such a promising development.