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My friends and I have spent the last week thoroughly enjoying the new Elden Ring DLC, Nightreign: The Forsaken Hollows.
In the Legends: Z-A DLC, Hoopa helps you access special areas called Hyperspace Wild Zones by letting you feed it donuts. Specifically, Ansha’s Hoopa will open a path to a different version of Lumiose City, but only if you can make donuts that match the ‘star value’ of the rifts you discover there. Making these donuts requires Hyperspace Berries, so gathering a lot of them is important.
Bethesda has announced that a few memorable characters will appear in The Elder Scrolls 6, including the popular ‘Skyrim Grandma’ and some well-known figures from the Elder Scrolls community. This got me thinking – since the game will likely be set in a new location, but travel options like boats and magic will exist, which beloved NPCs from Skyrim would fans love to see make a cameo? Here are four fan favorites I’d like to see return in The Elder Scrolls 6, whenever it’s released.
A recent article on ScreenCrush tallied up all the Star Wars TV episodes released since 2019, when The Mandalorian first debuted on Disney+, and found a remarkable 196! That number has likely grown with the release of Season 3 of Young Jedi Adventures. The article raises an interesting point: with so much content already available, could the peak of Star Wars television be over? It’s a question many fans are starting to ask.
This version of Joker, found in the Absolute Universe, isn’t the street-level criminal most fans know. He’s reimagined as one of the world’s wealthiest individuals – so rich, in fact, that very few know his true identity. His wealth stems from his company, J.K. Holdings, which he uses to fund a network of private institutions called ‘Arks’ worldwide, with Ark M located in Gotham City. Until recently, details about this new Joker were scarce, but Absolute Batman #15 has revealed five previously unknown facts about this frightening take on the character.
Man, I’ve been waiting ages for a new BioShock! It’s been almost a decade since they first started working on it, and we found out about it back in 2019 with this new studio, Cloud Chamber. The buzz is that it’s going to be set in Antarctica, and maybe even feature people who escaped Rapture. Honestly, I thought we’d have it by now, but we haven’t even seen a single trailer or screenshot. It sounds like development hasn’t been smooth sailing – they had some big changes in leadership earlier this year, which apparently pushed the release back to late 2027, or even further! I’m still hoping for a glimpse of it soon.
Good news for Fallout fans! The second season of the Fallout TV series will premiere on December 17, 2025, and Xbox Design Labs is releasing special Fallout-themed Xbox controllers to celebrate.
Iain Armitage, known for his role as Young Sheldon, will make a guest appearance on the CBS comedy Ghosts. He’ll be playing a slightly exaggerated version of himself in an episode where he participates in a competitive poker game at the mansion. The episode is currently being filmed and is scheduled to air on April 16, 2026.
2025 was a fantastic year for superhero fans, with new releases from the DC Universe, different parts of the Marvel multiverse, and even two shows produced by Seth Rogen for Prime Video. We saw movies inspired by classic superhero styles and continued to enjoy amazing storytelling through animated series. Here are the ten best superhero movies and TV shows of the year.
The couple from Counting On have chosen not to let their three children—Felicity, 7, Evangeline, 5, and 7-month-old Finn—watch some Disney movies because of their religious beliefs.