Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve’s Great Gameplay & Gorgeous Visuals Make It The Perfect Excuse To Take To The Skies

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As a huge Ace Combat fan, I was so excited to get a sneak peek at Wings of Theve, the sequel to Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. You’re thrown right into a massive international conflict, and thankfully, you’re not alone! You fly alongside a great team of wingmen who help you tackle everything from bombing enemy targets and protecting allies, to intense dogfights where the odds are totally stacked against you. I recently got to play it at a preview event, and honestly, it’s a blast! It might not be the most realistic flight sim out there, but it’s easily one of the most fun I’ve had in the cockpit. The controls are easy to pick up, letting you jump right into the action and enjoy the ride.

Fan-Favorite Adult Swim Animated Series’s Spiritual Successor is Hitting Netflix

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According to Variety, the creators of the animated series Common Side Effects are developing a new comedy for Netflix called Dealies. Joe Bennett and Ted Tavelstead are the show’s creators, with Bennett previously co-creating last year’s popular HBO Max animated hit. Netflix describes the upcoming adult animated series – for which a release date hasn’t been announced – as follows: Dealies centers around the staff of a big box store, including a brilliant salesman, a kind gladiator, a quiet expert, and a person who can summon gods, as well as the unfortunate person who hired them. They’re experts at sales, understand business, and sometimes actually get work done.

Scary Movie review: Not funny, not scary and about as current as a Carry On film

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Drawing inspiration from a wide range of horror films like Longlegs, John Wick, Get Out, Smile, Terrifier, Ma, The Substance, and the 2018 Halloween reboot – even including older movies like Scary Movie – this film throws in a lot of references. However, it missed the chance to include the most talked-about horror hits of 2026, Obsession and Backrooms.

Scary Movie – REVIEW

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Like the previous installments, the sixth Scary Movie heavily references the Scream films that originally inspired the series, even adopting a title initially intended for one of those films. The movie begins with a typical celebrity cameo – Teyana Taylor playing a familiar character – and a line from her previous work, before launching into the main storyline. And that storyline is very familiar: a Ghostface killer is terrorizing the town of Woodsboro, just like in several of the earlier movies.