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Two Major 2025 Games Reportedly Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026

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A new report suggests that two popular games are being developed for the Nintendo Switch. The first is Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, a highly-rated RPG from Warhorse Studios that originally came out in 2018 and recently became available on Switch after six years. The report claims the sequel won’t take nearly as long to arrive on the platform. The second game is Mafia: The Old Country from Hangar 13 and 2K. While it received a more moderate reception (scoring 74 on Metacritic), it’s also less expensive, which could make it an appealing option for those who purchase the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

One Of Disney’s Best New Series Shockingly Cancelled After Just One Season

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I was really into StuGo when it first came out – everyone was sharing those hilarious clips! But things seemed to slow down after the first season, and it started looking like we weren’t going to get a second one. Sadly, Ryan Gillis, the creator, just confirmed my fears in a post online – StuGo isn’t continuing. It’s a bummer, but at least we know for sure now.

We Broke Down Why We Should ‘Be Worried’ After Fire Country’s Major Save, Truck Flip And More With The Showrunner

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Season 4 of Fire Country has been intense! After the unexpected death of Vince and Gabriela leaving, the show has consistently kept viewers hooked. The mid-season finale was no exception, significantly raising the tension. When the show returns in February as part of the 2026 TV lineup, expect plenty of drama – we spoke with showrunner Tia Napolitano to get the inside scoop.

Stranger Things’ Noah Schnapp Breaks Silence on Will & Mike’s Relationship

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In Season 5, Will continues to grapple with understanding his sexuality. The show began exploring his feelings of being different in Season 4, and Season 5 follows his ongoing personal journey. Noah Schnapp recently shared on Watch What Happens Live that the storyline will have a satisfying and genuine resolution, offering a “real, authentic representation.”

Jordan Peele’s Him Becomes an Instant Streaming Hit on Peacock

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According to Flix Patrol, the new movie Him, starring Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers, is now the most popular film on Peacock in the U.S. It quickly rose to the top spot, just one day after its release, surpassing other popular titles like How the Grinch Stole Christmas and The Bad Guys 2.

One of the internet’s top experts on Skyrim minutiae hosted a $10,000 charity competition to guess how many trees there are in the Bethesda classic

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AnyAustin ended the year with a unique project: figuring out how many trees are in the video game The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. He didn’t do it alone, though! He asked 10 popular gaming personalities, plus a special surprise guest, to each guess the number of trees. The person with the closest estimate would win a $10,000 donation to their favorite charity. AnyAustin himself tried to calculate the number three times, each time using a more detailed method.

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Guy Ritchie & Jake Gyllenhaal’s War Movie Finds Success on Netflix, 2 Years After Bombing at the Box Office

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Netflix recently added The Covenant, and it’s quickly become popular with viewers. During the week of December 8th-14th, it was the fourth most-watched movie in the U.S., behind Jay Kelly, My Secret Santa, and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery – which is currently the top film on the platform. The Covenant ranked higher than Kpop Demon Hunters to achieve its fourth-place position.

Netflix’s Coolest Anime to Return With Season 2 (First Look Revealed)

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The anime series Sakamoto Days has become a major hit for Netflix this year, with the latter half of the first season proving particularly popular. Due to this success, Netflix announced at Jump Festa 2026 in Japan that a second season is officially in the works. While details are still emerging, you can now watch the first trailer and see the poster for Sakamoto Days Season 2.

All 3 Avatar Movies Ranked, Worst to Best

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James Cameron’s Avatar films are famous for their groundbreaking use of motion capture and stunning visual effects, and together they’ve earned over $5 billion worldwide. While not perfect, each movie delivers a visually impressive experience best enjoyed in 3D on a large screen. We’ve ranked all three Avatar films, from least to most enjoyable, below.