Okay, so I just read a new interview with Todd Howard from Bethesda, and we finally got a little bit of an update on The Elder Scrolls VI! And get this – it sounds like they’re planning a really cool gameplay feature that has me super excited. It’s not a ton of info, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction!
This week also brings new releases including No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Series, Tokyo Xtreme Racer for PlayStation 5, and Maid Cafe on Electric Street for Switch.
According to a recent Variety interview, Ubisoft is working on two new ‘Far Cry’ games and excitement is building. While details are scarce, it appears a rumored extraction shooter, internally known as ‘Project Maverick,’ is still in development despite recent project cancellations.
Big shifts in a company often lead to job cuts, as we’ve recently seen at Ubisoft. But Matt Booty has stated that there aren’t currently any restructuring plans for their studios. Still, things are subject to change in the future.
So, I was chatting with ComicBook about this whole thing with fans wanting me to play Wolverine in the MCU, and it was never actually a possibility. Honestly, it started as just a fun internet rumor, which I was totally flattered by! But nobody with the power to cast me even brought it up. Look, of course I’d consider something like that, but following Hugh Jackman as Wolverine? No thanks! He owns that role, it’s his most iconic, and I’m perfectly happy letting him keep it. It’s not on my list of things to do, that’s for sure.
Ufotable, the renowned anime studio, recently gave fans a sneak peek at their upcoming projects planned for 2026 and beyond. They provided updates on previously announced series like Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Part 2 and Genshin Impact, and also hinted at exciting new developments. You can watch a special teaser trailer showcasing these future projects below.
For a long time, Sue Storm, also known as the Invisible Woman, was considered the Fantastic Four’s weakest member. However, she’s actually the most powerful. A classic comic book storyline revealed just how strong she is – when her emotions were twisted, she easily defeated her teammates. While the movies showed Sue holding back Galactus, the recent comics have demonstrated an even greater potential. A new comic run proved this by showing Sue destroying the entire world, hinting that she’s only begun to unlock her full powers.
Recent Marvel shows like She-Hulk, Hawkeye, Echo, and particularly Daredevil: Born Again have officially made the old Netflix series part of the main Marvel story. With Born Again‘s second season planning to bring back Jessica Jones, fans are now eager to see when other heroes from those shows might reappear.
Manifest was a compelling show that skillfully combined science fiction, mystery, and realistic drama. It followed the passengers and crew of a plane that vanished, only to reappear five years later. The series explored the emotional impact of being missing for so long, while also unraveling the enigma of what happened to the flight. Now, the show’s creator, Jeff Rake, is back with another story that expertly mixes futuristic concepts with relatable human struggles.
I didn’t play Wheel World when it came out last July, and that was a mistake. It’s a unique open-world game centered around cycling – exploring, racing, and a compelling story – instead of the usual fighting and upgrades. While players and critics loved it, the game didn’t stay in the spotlight for long with so many big releases in 2025. Now, in 2026, Wheel World deserves to be rediscovered as one of the most overlooked open-world gems of last year.