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If Ubisoft’s original plans had been successful, “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” would have already hit the shelves by now. However, due to the poor commercial performance of “Star Wars Outlaws,” the company felt it couldn’t risk two consecutive high-profile failures and opted to postpone the long-awaited Japanese adventure of “Assassin’s Creed” from its initial release date, pushing it back to February. This decision was made in an effort to fine-tune and improve the overall gaming experience.

For quite some time now, “Dragon Ball” has held the fascination of viewers worldwide, and this grip seems to be growing stronger. Son Goku, one of television’s most renowned characters, certainly attests to this fact. Whether on screen as a movie or series, “Dragon Ball” knows what it takes to triumph, and this is evident in “Dragon Ball Daima”. The latest anime installment has only just begun, and while there have been a few dissenting voices, the show is dominating streaming charts.

An unfortunate reality of the video game industry is that a lot of games only ever get one release. If you miss out on a game when it first comes out, you often won’t get a second chance to play it. For that reason, we’ve seen a lot of remakes and remasters pop up in recent years, but there are lots of great games in desperate need of this treatment, including several in the horror genre. Shockingly enough, many of these games are owned by major publishers, making their lack of wider availability all the more puzzling. To give these companies a push in the right direction, ComicBook has assembled five horror games in desperate need of a second chance on modern platforms.

The compact version of the Pokemon Trading Card Game, titled “Pokemon TCG Pocket,” has made its debut on both iOS and Android devices. This innovative release offers enthusiasts a fresh avenue for amassing Pokemon cards. The game itself is gratis to play, enabling users to unlock two in-game card packs daily. However, it should be noted that there are optional in-app purchases available, which can expedite the acquisition of cards. One such feature is the Premium Pass, offering additional perks for a recurring subscription fee. Whether this pass represents a worthwhile additional expense largely hinges on your intended level of engagement with the game.

It appears that the Fantastic Beasts series, particularly the movies featuring Newt Scamander (played by Eddie Redmayne), may be coming to an end. In a recent interview with ComicBook, Redmayne hinted that his character might not appear on the big screen again following Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to rebrand the Wizarding World franchise as just Harry Potter. Moreover, Jude Law, who played a younger version of Dumbledore in two Fantastic Beasts films, has indicated that Warner Bros. may have scrapped plans for the fourth and fifth installments of the Fantastic Beasts series.

Currently, comic book-based films and series continue to dominate, as Sony-Marvel’s “Venom: The Last Dance” fills cinemas, while DC’s “The Penguin” garners critical acclaim on HBO. Most superhero enthusiasts would acknowledge that Venom 3 and The Penguin differ significantly in their themes and mood; nevertheless, they have a similarity: outstanding lead actor performances by Tom Hardy (Venom) and Colin Farrell (The Penguin), which are crucial to the success of each series.