Based on the image, the game will include Xbox cloud saves, Achievements, and other features. A Deluxe Edition appears to be planned, which will come with a digital art book and soundtrack. The game is confirmed for Xbox Series X/S and PC, though it’s currently unclear if it will support Xbox Play Anywhere.
This scene takes us back to the very beginning, specifically November 1983, and shows Will (played by a younger Noah Schnapp) struggling to stay alive in the terrifying alternate dimension he’s trapped in. It’s a look at what he experienced while his friends and family desperately searched for him – a story we didn’t fully see when the show first aired. It also introduces a new puzzle to solve.
Luckily, there are some amazing anime series that don’t take long to watch – often just one or two seasons. Because the episodes aren’t super long, you can easily finish them in a weekend, or even a single day if you’re really committed! From mysteries about missing people and time travel, to inspiring stories about athletes overcoming challenges, these shows offer a great viewing experience for everyone.
For many years, TV shows featuring superheroes were seen as simple fun – colorful but not very deep adaptations of the comics. But over time, a few exceptional series demonstrated that these stories could be just as powerful, meaningful, and visually impressive as blockbuster movies.
DC Comics already has Batman, but they’ve often created characters inspired by him, just in case. Sometimes these imitations didn’t just disappear – they actually became popular heroes in their own right. Here are five characters who started as Batman copies but eventually became well-loved and unique figures.
With only eight WAYP weekends remaining this year, I’m still prioritizing new releases, but I’m leaning towards games with a nostalgic feel. I plan to revisit Rob’s excellent review of Tekken 3 (he gave it 9/10) because I’m excited to play this PlayStation 1 fighting game when it’s added to PS Plus Premium in October 2025.
As the clock strikes the hour of reckoning, we find our cherished DOGE trading at a resplendent $0.1813, marking a jubilant rise of 9.18% in the past 24 hours. Its market cap has swelled to a staggering $27.5 billion, leaving one to wonder if there’s a secret Dogecoin printing factory hidden somewhere! 💸
This is the last episode in the series, but Tommy’s story might not be over yet. Joseph Sikora has hinted to fans that there’s more to come, saying, “We’re just getting started, and I can’t wait to share what we have planned.”
That’s over 60 years – specifically, 21,900 days! While the long-running NBC soap opera, now on Peacock, hasn’t aired quite that many episodes, it has passed the milestone of 15,000 and continues to add more.
At their recent gathering-more formally known as the Swell conference in New York-Ms. Monica Long, evidently the voice of reason amid the swirl of digital ambitions, proclaimed that “We do not have an IPO timeline. No plan, no timeline.” Such clarity, so refreshing in these times of endless speculations and hurried decisions-indeed, quite a departure from the usual rush of our modern beaux with a penchant for rushing into the public eye.