What’s causing the latest delay? Previously, the holdup was due to tariffs affecting the physical copies of the side-scrolling game, and the team wanted to release them at the same time as the digital version. Now, Reef Entertainment says they have all the physical game components, but they need time to put everything together.
Starting a new expedition can be tough because you need weapons, shields, and supplies. Free Loadouts make this easier by providing a random set of items, so you don’t have to risk losing your best gear. You won’t know what you’re getting – it could be something simple like a barricade or something useful like a zipline, and of course, weapons too! The great thing is, if you manage to complete the expedition and extract, everything you received is yours to keep, completely free.
Hazbin Hotel stands out with its clever writing and hilarious visuals, rewarding attentive viewers. While the main story of Charlie trying to redeem sinners is compelling, it’s the subtle details that truly bring Hell and its inhabitants to life. The latest episode, “It’s a Deal,” is full of mystery and reveals, especially concerning the popular character Alastor. The episode centers on a deal Alastor made before becoming a demon – a binding contract that controls him. His attempt to break free leads him, as usual, to Cannibal Town, a strangely endearing community governed by the powerful Overlord, Rosie.
A new update is rolling out today, November 6th, for the PlayStation Portal handheld. The biggest addition is cloud streaming, allowing you to play thousands of PS5 games directly on the device. Many of these games are included with PS Plus Game Catalog and Classics Catalog subscriptions, making those subscriptions even more appealing. You can find a complete list of compatible games on the PlayStation Blog.
While Fantastic Four: First Steps didn’t quite become a blockbuster, earning about $522 million, it was still Marvel and Disney’s most successful film of the year. More importantly, it lays the groundwork for future Avengers movies. Now, with Fantastic Four available for streaming, fans can get ready for Avengers: Doomsday and learn more about the First Family.
Shueisha recently addressed the creation of AI-generated videos featuring their characters, spurred by the release of OpenAI’s Sora2. They acknowledge the potential benefits of generative AI for creative expression but firmly oppose its use when it violates copyright or harms the rights of creators. While welcoming advancements in AI, Shueisha emphasizes that this progress shouldn’t come at the expense of respecting the work and rights of authors and artists who dedicate themselves to their creations. They are concerned about the recent surge of videos online that infringe on the copyrights of their anime and characters.
I’m already excited about the new psychological thriller starring Lawrence and Robert Pattinson, Die My Love—the trailer left me feeling really uneasy! But her next project sounds completely different. She’s working with some amazing talent on a movie all about the iconic Miss Piggy.
I was shocked to hear about what supposedly happened to Diddy back in October. His friend, Charlucci Finney, said someone actually put a knife to his throat while he was sleeping! Apparently, they weren’t sure if Diddy fought the person off himself or if his security team intervened. Finney thought it was probably more of a scare tactic than a real attempt on Diddy’s life, but now it sounds like some of the story might not be entirely accurate.
The latest marketing focuses on the tagline “It Happens on PS5,” showcasing exciting gameplay from upcoming titles like Battlefield 6, Ghost of Yotei, Marvel’s Wolverine, FC 26, Marvel Tokon, and Death Stranding 2, among others.
I remember when anime was struggling in the US – the dubbing was often poor, it was hard to find on TV, and a lot of American viewers just didn’t ‘get’ it. Then Toonami made a brilliant move: they scheduled Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z back-to-back. It completely changed everything. Suddenly, a whole generation discovered anime through those shows, and it really shifted how Americans saw the medium. People who’d missed the original Dragon Ball could finally start at the beginning and understand everything that was happening as Goku grew from a young fighter to an incredibly powerful hero. That created a real connection and made the story so much more rewarding. Honestly, it gave the series the momentum and cultural impact it needed to really succeed here, and it felt like it saved Dragon Ball in America.