Star Wars Reveals New Mandalorian Game (And You Can Actually Play As Grogu)

The latest installment in the Star Wars universe is The Mandalorian: Adventures – Sworn to the Creed, the second expansion pack for the popular game from Unexpected Games. This new expansion moves the story forward to season 3 and introduces four new characters and missions. A particularly exciting feature is the ability to play as Grogu for the first time ever! While other games have let you control both Mando and Grogu, this time you can play as Grogu on his own, and he’s just one of the welcome additions to the game.

Canon Events: Jason Todd’s Dark Finale Set Up Red Hood’s Future

The world of DC Comics is notoriously hard on sidekicks. Just look at the stories – Tim Drake/Robin becoming an orphan, the attack on Barbara Gordon/Batgirl, and even Superboy’s descent into darkness. While being a superhero is never easy, these characters chose the life, making their hardships even more striking, especially when you consider what’s happened to others.

I May Never Go Back To Mainline Pokémon Games After Pokopia

I thought Pokémon Sword and Shield were okay, but I started to get worried about where the series was going. I didn’t even finish Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl or Legends: Arceus, although I did enjoy the battles in Arceus. Despite my reservations, I tried Scarlet and Violet when they came out and was very disappointed. I decided to avoid the hype around Legends: Z-A, and began to think maybe I wasn’t a Pokémon fan anymore. However, playing Pokopia has renewed my enjoyment of the series.

5 Supervillains Who Made Heroic Sacrifices

Look, I’m a huge comic book fan, and I know death isn’t really death in this world. But honestly, when some of these villains go out making a heroic sacrifice? It’s awesome. Even if they inevitably pop up again later, doing bad stuff, those moments of selflessness really show there’s a decent person buried somewhere inside them. It makes them way more interesting characters, you know?

The Last Jedi Secretly Fixed George Lucas’ Biggest ESB Mistake (& It’s Why the Fans Hated It)

Here’s the problem: even making the right choice doesn’t guarantee a good outcome. A decision that seems good at the time can have unexpected negative effects later on, potentially changing the entire story of a franchise. This happened with The Empire Strikes Back – the famous reveal of Darth Vader as Luke’s father unintentionally harmed the overall Star Wars story. Interestingly, Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi was, in part, an attempt to address this issue, which is sadly one of the main reasons fans disliked the film.

5 Nintendo Games That the Switch 2 Needs to Be Truly Great

The Switch 2 is currently missing quite a few key features and games. While many Animal Crossing fans are disappointed there’s no new installment, the problem goes deeper. Nintendo’s lineup is lacking entire genres they’ve become known for. To really become a fantastic console, the Switch 2 needs these essential first-party Nintendo games.

Smiling Friends Sparks April Fool’s Mystery With Adult Swim Schedule Change

The recent announcement about the future of the hit Adult Swim series, Smiling Friends, left fans confused. Many wondered if the show was actually ending, or if it was all a prank. Adding to the mystery, Adult Swim released its schedule for March 31st and April 1st – dates typically used for their annual April Fool’s Day joke – and it’s currently filled with new Smiling Friends episodes! You can see the schedule, first noticed by @swimpedia on X, below.

Netflix Just Added One of 2025’s Best Action Movies (That Not Enough People Saw)

Starring Bob Odenkirk, Nobody 2 follows Hutch Mansell, an assassin who’s also a workaholic. He tries to reconnect with his family by taking them on vacation to the small town of Plummerville, after realizing he’s been missing out on important moments with his kids. Of course, things don’t go as planned, and Hutch quickly finds himself targeted by a crooked theme park owner, a suspicious sheriff, and a ruthless crime boss. The movie is a refreshingly creative and enjoyable action film, and Bob Odenkirk delivers a brilliantly funny, understated performance.