Disney’s Thrilling $350M Reboot Of Iconic Sci-Fi Horror Franchise Is Now A Global Streaming Smash At The Perfect Time

In 2019, Disney bought 20th Century Fox, which included the rights to popular franchises like Alien and Predator. The latest installment, Alien: Romulus, directed by Fede Álvarez and starring Cailee Spaeny and David Jonsson, was released in theaters in August 2024. It earned $350 million despite costing only $80 million to make, and is now performing very well on streaming services worldwide.

Cyberpunk 2077 VR Mod Removed Following DMCA Takedown Request by CD Projekt

Ross recently shared on his Patreon that CD Projekt seems to be following a similar path as Take-Two Interactive. Take-Two, the company behind Rockstar Games, previously requested the removal of fan-made modifications (mods) for games like Grand Theft Auto 5, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Mafia: Definitive Edition back in 2022.

7 Best Thanos Comics of All Time, Ranked

Thanos has appeared in many comics over the years, but a few stories really stand out as exceptional. These tales showcase Thanos at his most compelling and have become iconic. Here are seven of the very best Thanos comics, which have captivated readers for decades.

Every Star Wars Movie & TV Show Of The Kathleen Kennedy Era, Ranked

Kathleen Kennedy left her position at Lucasfilm on January 15, 2026. Dave Filoni has been promoted to President and Chief Creative Officer, and will lead the company with Co-President Lynwen Brennan. This change aims to recapture the original creative spirit of George Lucas. Despite the leadership shift, several projects Kennedy oversaw are still planned for release, including a film featuring The Mandalorian and Grogu, and the new Star Wars: Starfighter movie starring Ryan Gosling. With this change in leadership, it’s a good time to review all the Star Wars projects developed during Kennedy’s tenure. To keep things focused, we won’t include short-form series, shorts, or the Jedi Temple Challenge game show.

The Best Action-Adventure Game Feature Has Been Locked Away for 10 Years

As a gamer, I’m really frustrated by this growing trend of companies trying to trademark basic game features. It feels like it’s been happening for ages, but the recent drama with Nintendo and the developers of Palworld really brought it to light. They’re fighting over things like being able to catch creatures in a game – something Pokémon made popular, sure, but it shouldn’t be something only they can do! It reminds me of Sega trying to claim directional arrows, or BioWare with dialogue wheels, and even EA’s ping system. It’s like they’re trying to own the ideas themselves, not just their games, and it’s just… annoying. These mechanics should be available for everyone to build on, not locked down like they’re some exclusive product.

5 Best AAA Games We Never Got to Play

Star Wars 1313 was a highly anticipated game revealed at E3 2012. It promised a grittier, more adult look at the criminal world of Coruscant’s underworld, specifically level 1313. Players would have controlled Boba Fett in a fast-paced, action-packed game similar to the Uncharted series. George Lucas was heavily involved in its development, and a significant amount of work had been completed. However, when Disney acquired Lucasfilm, Star Wars 1313 was unfortunately cancelled. While technically still on hold, it’s now unlikely the game will ever be finished and released.