Taking place six years after the original, the heroes of the Overworld will take on a new threat “unlike anything” faced before. While mum’s the word on what it could be, these souls are flying around, possessing different enemies and making them stronger. That includes the Twisted Warden, which grows exponentially in size.
For the next four days, Steam players can download the horror game Happy’s Humble Burger Farm for free. It’s a popular title, with over 1,600 user reviews and a 93% positive rating – Steam’s second-highest rating! The game is also verified to work well on the Steam Deck, and a recent update fixed a compatibility issue that arose over time. This free giveaway is to build excitement for the upcoming release of Happy’s Humble Burgatory, which continues the story of the original game.
Compared to No Way Home, the new Brand New Day storyline will focus on more personal, local issues for Spider-Man. He’s no longer working with the Avengers, and Doctor Strange has closed the door on multiverse adventures. Many Spider-Man fans have wanted this return to a smaller scale, and Brand New Day is giving them exactly that. Interestingly, despite this focus, the new story still ties into one of Spider-Man’s most famous multiverse adventures.
Speaking of heroes that aren’t too popular, Green Arrow and Aquaman are probably the most clowned-on heroes in the DC universe. One’s just a dude with a bow, while the other’s superpower is talking to fish. Before I get attacked by fans, I just want to say that I personally love Oliver and Arthur – but they do have unfortunate reputations. It’s fitting, then, that both of them made their first appearances in the same book: More Fun Comics #73. A double first-appearance is rare even among vintage comics, but you can grab it for a whopping $33,000 on eBay.
Well, you may not know this, but its companion website, Tearaway.me, is still active. Unfortunately, that won’t be the case for much longer.
Both JB Hi-Fi and EB Games listed the new Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3 on their websites, suggesting the newest game in the series will be released in 2027.
Konami isn’t publishing this new release directly. Instead, Hamster is bringing Konami’s classic pool game, Rack ‘Em Up, to two different arcade collections: Arcade Archives 2 on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, and Arcade Archives on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Arcade Archives 2 costs $9.99, while the original Arcade Archives version is priced at $7.99. Players who already own the original can upgrade for $2.99.
The company recently announced it’s streamlining its business, making changes to everything from daily operations to its budget. These moves are intended to position Ubisoft for continued success in the future.
While promoting the new Supergirl movie (coming to theaters June 26th), Jason Momoa discussed his future with the DC Universe. He clarified that a Lobo Christmas special isn’t planned, but hinted at what’s to come for his character. “I’ve inquired, and they do have plans,” Momoa said. He explained that his previous appearances as Aquaman – starting with a brief cameo in Batman v. Superman, followed by a larger role in Justice League, and then his solo Aquaman film – suggest a gradual reintroduction. He hopes to eventually get another solo movie, but believes it depends on whether fans really connect with and demand more of the character.
Since 1978, when George Lucas began re-releasing Star Wars: A New Hope in theaters, the film has undergone numerous changes. A significant update in 1981 involved renaming the movie “Episode IV: A New Hope,” establishing it as part of a larger, ongoing story. Many fans don’t know that the original version shown in cinemas actually included several scenes that were later cut, one of which would have dramatically altered Luke Skywalker’s journey and the entire Star Wars franchise.