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Game development often feels like a continuous process. After a year on PlayStation and PC, *Black Myth: Wukong* was recently released on Xbox. The developers say this wasn’t due to an exclusivity agreement, but because they were focused on making the game run well on Xbox Series X and S – especially the Series S, it seems. While many expected that to be the end of updates after the Xbox launch, the studio surprised everyone by announcing a new *Black Myth* game at Gamescom. Initially, people thought it would be a large expansion for *Wukong*, but that turned out not to be the case.

Rey’s journey in *Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker* ended with her adopting the Skywalker name, hinting at future stories. The short timeframe of the sequel trilogy – with each film following closely after the last – always suggested there was more to explore with her character. Given the limited time that passed between *The Force Awakens*, *The Last Jedi*, and *The Rise of Skywalker*, Rey’s story felt incomplete, and now she’s finally getting the additional adventures she deserves.

Loid is completely committed to his mission, and there’s a heartbreaking reason behind his determination to end the war. Many viewers suspect Loid is also an orphan, like Yor Forger, and the next episode will finally reveal his full history. Takuya Eguchi, the actor who voices Loid, has shared his insights on the backstory and how it will affect the audience.

As a huge fan, I’m always looking for games that capture that special *Metroid* feeling – you know, the one where you’re rewarded for exploring, things get tense and mysterious, and the worlds are just totally strange and immersive. That formula’s really popped up in a lot of games over the years! But these four, in particular, really nail what makes *Metroid* so great and will definitely keep us satisfied while we wait (impatiently!) for *Metroid Prime 4: Beyond* to finally come out.

Oscar Isaac, who played Moon Knight in the Marvel series, was asked by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) if he’ll be back for the upcoming *Avengers: Secret Wars* movie. Many fans have wondered why Moon Knight hasn’t appeared in other Marvel films and series since his Disney+ show ended in 2022, so a role in *Secret Wars* would be a fitting return. Isaac playfully avoided answering directly, responding with a laugh, “It’s a secret, you know?”

Here is an overview of the demo and game, via THQ Nordic:

Oscar Isaac, who played Moon Knight in the Marvel series, was asked by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) if he’d be back for the upcoming *Avengers: Secret Wars* movie. Fans have been wondering where Moon Knight has been in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since his Disney+ show finished in 2022, and many think *Secret Wars* would be a good place for his return. Isaac playfully responded to the question with a laugh, saying, “It’s a secret, you know?”

Just in time for Halloween, Hulu began streaming the animated films *Hotel Transylvania* and *Hotel Transylvania 2* on October 1st. These movies, directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, are about Hotel Transylvania, a hidden resort where monsters can escape the human world. Adam Sandler stars as Count Dracula, the hotel’s owner, while Selena Gomez voices his daughter, Mavis. Andy Samberg plays Jonathan, a human who discovers the hotel and falls in love with Mavis.

Bruce Wayne, the man behind Batman, doesn’t have any superpowers. Instead, he uses his vast fortune to fund his crime-fighting gear, including strong armor, weapons, and high-tech equipment. This allows him to operate as the powerful and well-known hero Batman, even though he’s not as powerful as some of DC’s characters who *do* have superpowers. Batman has been featured in numerous films and TV series, starting with the early serials starring Lewis Wilson in the 1940s and continuing with Adam West’s popular portrayal in the 1960s, and many more Batman projects are currently in the works.

It’s sad to see the game finally end, but I actually understand why the developers at Motion Twin decided to stop working on it. They even said in an interview that they think it was a *good* thing for us players, which is surprisingly comforting!