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It’s common for games to be delayed or even disappear, particularly with today’s big-budget titles. However, the recent news about Star Wars Eclipse is concerning not just because the game is still a ways off. Reports suggest the project hasn’t made much progress in recent months, even though a substantial amount of work was already completed. According to Insider Gaming, a source described development as “very slow going” and estimated the game was still several years from being finished as of late last year. Game Informer and GameSpot reported similar concerns.

The KPop Demon Hunters trading cards come in a set of 13, featuring cards from both the HUNTR/X and Saja Boys teams. You can find these cards randomly in team-themed meals, with any of the 13 cards potentially appearing in either meal. The complete 13-card set is currently selling for around $200 on eBay, and even just the three rarest cards are listed for over $150. If you’re only interested in the HUNTR/X cards, a set of 6 (including a special crossover card) is available for $79.99. Either way, these cards are highly sought after and selling for a lot of money.

Gameloft revealed that Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis Next! is coming to Nintendo Switch on April 7th. This is a console version of Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis, a popular mobile game originally released on Apple Arcade in 2022. The updated sequel will be available on consoles for the first time on May 28th, featuring well-known Nickelodeon characters battling it out on the tennis court in various game modes.

This week, 11 Bit Studios announced that Frostpunk is finally coming to Nintendo Switch. Originally released in 2018, Frostpunk quickly became a beloved strategy game and spawned a whole franchise. With a sequel, Frostpunk 2, launching in 2024, and a reimagining of the original game, Frostpunk 1886, planned for next year, the series is thriving. Now, 11 Bit Studios is bringing the original Frostpunk to Nintendo platforms for the first time.

Comics constantly reset, so we’ll never truly see the Punisher’s last days. Marvel won’t permanently retire one of its most popular characters, no matter how compelling the story. However, over twenty years ago, Marvel did explore the idea with The Punisher: The End, a one-shot comic by Garth Ennis, Richard Corben, and Lee Loughridge. It aimed to give Frank Castle a definitive, though fictional, conclusion to his story.

Originally debuting in December 2019, Virgin River has become Netflix’s longest-running series after being renewed for an eighth season. The show follows Melinda “Mel” Monroe, a nurse practitioner who relocates from the city to a small town to start fresh after experiencing personal hardships. While Mel is the central character, the show features a growing cast of supporting characters. It has a similar heartwarming feel to shows like Gilmore Girls, but also includes plenty of dramatic twists and turns. Now that season seven has finished, however, it’s time to acknowledge a tough reality about the series.

The new INDUSTRIA story begins years after the first game, with Nora still stranded in another dimension. She’s been living on her own in an old coastal chapel, surrounded by robotic structures. Just when she thinks she might finally escape, she’s drawn back into the heart of ATLAS, the powerful AI. This time, the story reveals Nora’s connection to how ATLAS was created, making the conflict much more personal than just trying to get home.

It would be easy to dismiss this information if it came from an unknown source, but that’s not the case. Several reports indicate this account, Society of Raiders, previously leaked details about the upcoming Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis before its official announcement at The Game Awards 2025, lending some weight to the current claims. However, it’s still unconfirmed, and even the original source of the rumor has presented it as speculation, as they can’t reveal where they got the information.