After over 30 years, a new anime version of Magic Knight Rayearth is in the works! It’s set to be a major release in Fall 2026, but fans won’t have to wait that long – a world premiere will be held at Anime Expo 2026 this July.
I’m genuinely thrilled about this new Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook – it’s the most excited I’ve been for one in a long time! Ravenloft: The Horrors Within is beautifully designed, with artwork that blends the feel of modern horror films with classic fantasy. It’s a fresh take on the Ravenloft setting and isn’t just a rehash of previous material. This book provides a wealth of new horror elements for both players and Dungeon Masters, perfect for running a full horror campaign or simply adding a spooky atmosphere to existing games. The Horrors Within feels like D&D’s deepest exploration of horror, and it’s arguably their most impressive sourcebook in years.
As a critic, I have to say this storyline really disappointed me. It all kicked off when the Phoenix Force was headed for Earth, and it quickly devolved into an all-out war between the X-Men. We saw the emergence of the Phoenix Five, and Cyclops tragically became the latest host for the Dark Phoenix. Honestly, it felt like a blatant attempt to capitalize on the success of The Avengers movie. What frustrated me most was how it completely undermined years of compelling character development and world-building that had been happening since the House of M event. The Decimation and Utopia eras were genuinely some of the most ambitious and rewarding periods for the X-Men, and to see that all undone by a massive crossover event just felt like a waste of potential.
While Wonder Woman has many strong points, its ending doesn’t quite live up to its potential. The film starts with Wonder Woman believing the god of war, Ares, is causing World War I, and she sets out to stop him. However, throughout her journey, she witnesses firsthand that soldiers are capable of terrible acts on their own, without any divine influence. The movie also highlights the disagreement between Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor, who points out that cruelty and arrogance are simply part of human nature, and that war has always been a recurring problem. This created a compelling conflict, forcing Wonder Woman to question her beliefs and realize the world is more complex than she initially thought. Unfortunately, the movie throws away all this thoughtful development in its final twenty minutes.
For the past five years, StarCraft II has received small updates, mostly to fix balance issues and improve the player experience. However, the newest update is different – it includes significant changes that could drastically alter how the game is played. This is a major overhaul for a game that hasn’t seen such extensive changes in years, leading many to wonder why Blizzard is suddenly focusing on StarCraft again.
I’m so excited for the new D&D expansion, Ravenloft: The Horrors Within! It’s coming out in June 2026 and will add seven brand new subclasses to the game. What’s really cool is that these aren’t totally new – they’ve been playtested already as part of the Unearthed Arcana content, especially the stuff focused on horror themes. While they might have tweaked things for the official release, the basic way these subclasses work should be pretty familiar to anyone who tried them out during playtesting.
Superman has seen some truly amazing stories in recent years, with many different writers and artists leaving their mark on the character. These creative periods have helped make Superman even more compelling, and some rank among the very best superhero stories ever told. Here are ten of the best modern interpretations of the iconic hero, keeping him relevant as the greatest superhero of all time.
Apple TV+’s sci-fi series, For All Mankind, is a great example of compelling alternate history storytelling. The show starts with a simple ‘what if’ – what if the Soviet Union had won the space race and landed on the Moon first? Over five seasons, it’s built a detailed alternate timeline, growing from the NASA control room to a Martian base and beyond. While the sixth and final season of For All Mankind is coming soon, the story is expanding with Star City, a spinoff that explores the Soviet perspective which began this alternate Earth. And it’s already proving popular, less than a week after its release.
On October 15th, Atari is releasing two new Toy Story game collections! Toy Story: Retro Roundup! features five classic games originally released on systems like Sega Genesis and PlayStation 1, including Toy Story, Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!, Toy Story 2, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, and Toy Story Racer. As a bonus, the collection also includes Pixar’s A Bug’s Life game. The second release is Toy Story 3 Complete Edition.
According to his statement, customers have a lot of options for purchasing the game – they can buy it on Xbox, Steam, the Epic Games Store, or directly from the game developers themselves.