The story centers on Jun Aslan, a scavenger who has the unique ability to work with technology from a long-lost civilization. Starting with simple salvage work, Jun embarks on a mission to save their planet from a deadly virus called the Rot. Players can also personalize Jun’s appearance, choosing their gender and even adding details like facial scars.
As a big Fantastic Four fan, I was excited to read on Screen Rant that Dragon Man – a classic villain who first appeared back in 1965 in Fantastic Four #35, created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee – is finally joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Even better, it sounds like we’ll see the Fantastic Four back in action before the next big Avengers movie, Doomsday. It’s great to see some of the deeper cuts from Marvel’s history getting their moment in the spotlight.
As television continued to grow, shows naturally reached their conclusions, particularly those that had been on the air for a long time – over 100 episodes was a significant run. Previously, ending a show after that length simply meant it no longer fit with the network’s plans. While the cancellation of this show in the late 1950s wasn’t unexpected, it represented a key moment in the history of television and how it was changing.
Shortly after the recent livestream, the official Monster Hunter Wilds account on X announced that the game is being developed for the Nintendo Switch 2. Surprisingly, this wasn’t mentioned in the Ascendance reveal trailer, which is a bit unusual. Capcom likely wanted to avoid overshadowing the announcement of their upcoming DLC. While Ascendance is scheduled to release in 2027, the release date for Monster Hunter Wilds on the Switch 2 is still unknown. Here’s a summary of what we currently know.
Instead of a typical online gallery, this experience feels like a pixel art PlayHouse. You can design Barbie’s house using furniture and accessories inspired by the brand’s past.
Jimmie Myers is directing the story for the new God of War game, and Elize Morgan is the lead writer. Neither of them worked on the previous God of War titles, suggesting this game is being developed by a different team. Myers previously directed cinematics at Bungie (2021-2024) and worked in similar roles at Infinity Ward, and he also spent time as a video editor at Naughty Dog. Morgan recently joined Santa Monica Studios after writing for Gotham Knights in 2022, and she also contributed to Watch Dogs: Legion and Assassin’s Creed Origins. Gotham Knights received criticism for its story, which is a potential concern for this new God of War game. The biggest worry, however, is that neither Myers nor Morgan has experience working on a God of War title, despite being the key narrative leads.
The popular anime Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation is returning for a third season after a two-year break. This season will show Rudeus facing new challenges and embarking on exciting adventures, now that he’s married to both Sylphie and Roxy. You can watch the new trailer for Season 3 below.
Even with all the major changes in Season 4 of The Legend of Vox Machina, one thing remains constant. Considering the new villain and the character Taryon Darrington, this is a bit unexpected. The show still needs to address this issue, though it might save it for its last season.
The Invincible TV show is doing a great job introducing characters and the challenges they face, but the comic books have already finished telling the whole story – including how powerful each character ultimately becomes. Today, we’re going to look at the ten strongest fighters from the Invincible comics. This isn’t a strict ranking, but we’re only considering characters who rely on their own strength. That means we’re not including anyone who uses weapons, like Space Racer, or those who aren’t really fighters, like the Entity who can manipulate time. Keep in mind, this will contain major spoilers as we break down the power levels of Invincible’s strongest characters.
A recent gameplay demonstration for the press (including egmr.ru) highlighted a fast-paced, action-oriented style of combat, exploration, and character choices reminiscent of Mass Effect. While the game already had me intrigued, the introduction of Salt – an octopus sniper piloting a robotic suit – truly impressed me. This unique detail suggests that Archetype Entertainment knows how to make Exodus stand out from typical sci-fi games.