New Batman: The Animated Series Game Revealed (And It’s A DC Fan’s Dream)

The new game, Enemies of Gotham City, is based on the world of Batman: The Animated Series. Created by Upper Deck, the game lets 2 to 5 players take on the roles of 12 of Batman’s most notorious villains. Players compete to gain control of Gotham by causing chaos, claiming territory, and profiting from their schemes—all while dodging Batman and his crime-fighting partners.

Xbox Game Pass Now Has Nearly 100 Retro Games (Including SNES Games)

The Xbox Retro Classics library is a separate app you can download from the Microsoft Store, but you need an Xbox Game Pass subscription to get it. The good news is, you don’t need a specific tier of Game Pass – all subscribers have access. However, these classic games can only be played through cloud streaming.

It’s Official, My Hero Academia Anime Will Continue With Real Finale

At this year’s Jump Festa, BONES announced a new anime project that will continue the story of My Hero Academia beyond the original series finale. This is exciting news, especially for fans of the manga, as the anime didn’t include some key moments from the manga’s ending. After finishing the manga, creator Kohei Horikoshi added extra content to expand on the characters’ stories, such as a date between Midoriya and Ochaco, which was highlighted in the anime’s final arc. While details are still coming, fans can look forward to more adventures with Deku and his classmates – it’s not the end they thought it was!

16 Years Later, Yona of the Dawn Reaches Its Bittersweet Ending

The latest issue of Hana to Yume magazine, released on December 19, 2025, marked the end of the series. The final story arc was particularly emotional, as Zeno makes a difficult decision to finally stop the centuries-long suffering of the Dragon Warriors. When her friends are threatened, Yona bravely puts herself in danger to protect them, with Hak and Soo-won providing crucial support. The series concludes with a poignant farewell as the characters part ways after the Dragon Gods vanish forever.

10 Best-Written Workplace Anime, Ranked

While shows like The Office and Brooklyn Nine-Nine are well-known for workplace comedy, anime truly excels at it. The great thing about combining anime with the workplace setting is that the possibilities are endless – stories can be grounded in reality or completely fantastical. This freedom allows for anything to happen, from animals working in an office to characters suddenly finding themselves in another world, even while flipping burgers.

Kelsey Grammer’s Turbulence: A Unique Acting Challenge In The Disaster Genre

Kelsey Grammer stars in Turbulence as Harry, a hot air balloon pilot tasked with helping a struggling married couple reconnect during a scenic flight over the Italian Dolomites. Their attempt at a romantic getaway is disrupted when a dangerous third passenger joins them, putting everyone on board in peril. The film also features Hera Hilmar (known from Mortal Engines), Jeremy Irvine (Return to Silent Hill), and Olga Kurylenko, who has appeared in Marvel films.