Even though the main story of Attack on Titan is over, it keeps popping up with things like movies, new products, and cool partnerships. Just recently, they announced a new video game, and Koei Tecmo America released a 90-second trailer to get everyone excited. The game has already gotten some big updates, but the official website says we’ll get even more details on July 1st, 2026.
Lestat’s now a rock star, and this book tells his side of the story—a fast-paced adventure full of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. You might be craving more vampire tales after finishing it! While nothing compares to The Vampire Lestat, we’ve gathered some other great vampire books to satisfy your thirst for bloodsucking drama—and maybe even prepare you for Lestat’s next adventure.
The animation studio hasn’t revealed what the announcement will be, but it’s likely connected to the third season of the anime. Earlier this year, in March, they launched a special anniversary website and a new logo to build excitement. Founded in 2011, MAPPA quickly became one of the most respected animation studios in the industry. Although Dorohedoro isn’t as widely known as some of their other popular shows like Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man, it’s a fantastic dark fantasy series that rivals many international hits. In addition to an event on June 19th, MAPPA will also be hosting an exhibition in various cities throughout Japan.
If you didn’t hear, Microsoft announced that both Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution will only be available on their consoles. It was reported that Gears of War: E-Day, releasing October 6th, was nearly finished for PlayStation 5 as well.
Shows like The Boys set a certain standard when introducing characters with superpowers. Viewers expect these individuals – whether good or bad – to actually do something impressive with their abilities. It’s frustrating when that doesn’t happen. Here are five characters who never lived up to their potential, either because they were killed off too soon or simply weren’t given enough to do, despite being built up as important figures.
Today, the game received a PEGI rating that includes PlayStation consoles. Plus, retail databases show a physical copy of the game is planned for the PS5.
Which is nice, because the game’s teaser trailer basically told us nothing about anything.
What If…? explores the popular fan question of ‘what if things had happened differently?’ by imagining alternate versions of events and characters.
Game Informer recently received a statement from SEGA about this, which expands slightly on the information already available on the game’s Steam page. Here’s the full statement:
Here’s everything we covered about the PS5 at Summer Game Fest 2026. If you’re interested in news about the Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S, check out our sister sites, Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox.