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Despite many requests, *Payday 3* won’t be getting an offline mode. In a recent stream, the game’s general manager, Jonas Skantz, explained that adding this feature isn’t possible, according to a report from WCCF Tech.

All five *Twilight* movies—*Twilight*, *New Moon*, *Eclipse*, *Breaking Dawn – Part 1*, and *Breaking Dawn – Part 2*—are now available on Hulu as of October 1st. They were briefly unavailable for streaming after leaving Netflix at the end of June. Just a few days after returning to Hulu, *Twilight* has already become the most popular movie, with *New Moon* close behind at number 3. *Eclipse* is currently at number 12, just outside the Top 10. It’s unclear how long these films will stay popular or if the others will climb the charts, but *The Twilight Saga* consistently performs well on streaming platforms. Earlier this year, the movies also appeared in Netflix’s Top 10 when they were added to that service.

Kyle MacLachlan, the original Paul Atreides and a star of beloved films like *Twin Peaks* and *Blue Velvet*, recently discussed working with director David Lynch on the first *Dune* movies. He shared a memorable story about a moment he had with Sting, who played his character’s rival, Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen.

The Super Saiyan transformation from *Dragon Ball* is legendary in the world of anime and manga, and its influence can be seen in countless works, especially those published in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump. But with so many different Super Saiyan forms, which one stands out as the most iconic? We’ve put together a list of our top picks to help you decide.

Looking for a show the whole family will enjoy without committing to years of episodes? A weekend-long series is the perfect solution! Netflix has plenty of options that tell a complete story in just a few days. We’ve put together a list of four fantastic shows that everyone can agree on, so you can skip the endless scrolling and start watching.

Although official details haven’t been released yet, the broadcast will probably include previews of upcoming games from Limited Run Games, both physical and digital versions, just like in past years.

According to Tom Warren at The Verge, Microsoft is planning a new Xbox subscription tier that lets you play some games you already own without needing a Game Pass subscription – this includes games offered during Free Play Days and Xbox Retro Classics. The tier will include advertisements, with tests showing about two minutes of ads before games start. Currently, there’s no playtime limit, but Microsoft is reportedly testing a system that would give users five hours of free playtime per month, limited to one hour per gaming session.

This summer, Xbox announced it’s developing its next console with AMD. We can likely expect it to launch within the next two years, possibly to get ahead of the PlayStation 6 and repeat the success Xbox had with the Xbox 360. There’s talk that the new console will be more similar to a PC, helping it stand out from competitors, and might even let Xbox players use games from Steam. However, Xbox hasn’t officially revealed details about the new hardware yet.