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The first look was exclusively revealed by IGN. You can watch it here:

Bethesda recently released a quick update for Starfield on PlayStation 5. This update fixes a bug that could cause the game to crash when looking at the load order, and also includes several other improvements to stability and prevent crashes.

The latest Yoshi adventure, the first in five years, focuses on exploring the world and interacting with creatures rather than traditional jumping and running. It will be available only on the new Nintendo Switch 2 this May.

The trailer is a minute and thirty seconds long and opens with a mysterious conversation between a suspicious character and Benny. It quickly shifts to gameplay footage showing Benny fighting multiple enemies and exploring old underground areas. The trailer concludes with Benny firing at a golden statue, but hilariously missing every shot.

In addition to its new live-play show, Dungeons & Dragons is offering “play-along packs.” These packs will be released with each new episode, giving fans a sneak peek at official, unreleased content from the Ravenloft: The Horrors Within campaign. While most of this extra content requires pre-ordering the new sourcebook, the very first adventure is free and available now.

I was so excited when the first Clayface trailer dropped, and I immediately hopped on Threads to ask James Gunn where it fit in the new DCU timeline. He got back to me and said it actually takes place before the events of Superman! Apparently, it’s the first movie we’ll see from the DCU, even though it’s earlier in the timeline – pretty cool, right?

It makes sense why she’s left New York – it’s connected to the strange things happening with Jessica’s abilities. Season 3 of Jessica Jones took place in 2018, before Thanos’ snap, and now, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s 2027. Over those nine years, Jessica secretly had a daughter named Danielle. The show playfully avoids revealing who the father is, but fans of the comics will likely have a good idea.

The biggest surprise in the fourth season of Invincible was the dramatic shift away from constant fighting and violence. Aside from Mark’s disturbing visions of the Viltrumites’ plans for Earth – particularly gruesome scenes of his friends and family being harmed – the finale was remarkably peaceful, despite the lingering tension with Thragg. The Viltrumite Empire now resides on Earth, aiming to rebuild their population by interbreeding with humans, inspired by Nolan’s success with Mark. Fans are widely applauding this unexpected and character-focused approach to the season’s conclusion.