Live-Action ONE PIECE Figures Are Here, Just in Time for Season 2

It’s historically been very difficult to find high-quality toys based on live-action anime adaptations. However, the huge popularity of Netflix’s recent series has changed things, convincing toy companies that this adaptation is here to stay. The figures being produced feel durable and suggest the show—and its merchandise—will be around for a while.

New Exclusive TMNT Art Teases The Heroes In A Half Shell’s VR Game, Empire City

The core of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is making each turtle feel unique and true to their personality while you play. Developer Cortopia AB clearly understands and appreciates the original source material, and that’s reflected in the game’s art style – not just within the game itself, but also in the promotional artwork. We at egmr.ru have had a sneak peek at this artwork, and it really emphasizes a key part of what makes the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise so beloved and important to the game.

Another Key Assassin’s Creed Dev Leaves Ubisoft

This week, Couture revealed he’s leaving the company after a long and successful career working on many different projects. He’s best known for his significant contributions to the Assassin’s Creed series, where he helped shape the games as a level designer and design director.

Netflix Users Are Running Out of Time To Watch a Controversial ‘90s Oscar Winner That Is Currently a Streaming Hit

Everyone remembers the 1998 film Shakespeare in Love. Its unexpected win for Best Picture at the Academy Awards – beating the heavily favored Saving Private Ryan – is still considered a major upset. Thanks to a very ambitious marketing campaign by Miramax, this romantic comedy about a fictional love affair between William Shakespeare and Viola de Lesseps has remained popular. Recently, it even reappeared in the top 10 on Netflix. However, fans should know that Shakespeare in Love will be leaving the streaming platform on February 20th.

26 Years Ago Today, an Iconic Sci-fi TV Series Ended on a Cliffhanger (And We’re Still Waiting on the Answer)

One popular sci-fi show from the 1990s is Sliders. The series starred Jerry O’Connell, Sabrina Lloyd, Cleavant Derricks, and John Rhys-Davies, and followed a group who traveled through the multiverse, visiting alternate versions of Earth with drastically different histories. While the show had its highs and lows over five seasons, fans still remember the series finale – which aired on February 4, 2000 – for its unresolved cliffhanger, a mystery that remains unanswered even today.

Steam Machine Gets New Release Update (And It’s Soon)

AMD CEO Lisa Su recently stated that the Steam Machine is still expected to launch in early 2026. As AMD is supplying the components for the device, she has reliable insight into its release. While a specific date wasn’t given, Su confirmed during an earnings call that Valve is on schedule to start shipping the AMD-powered Steam Machine this year, indicating there haven’t been any delays so far.

Nickelodeon’s The Loud House Parodies Classic TV Series in Anniversary Valentines Special First Look (Exclusive)

Throughout February, The Loud House will be showing four special episodes centered around Valentine’s Day, including one called “Living the Dream Boat” on February 27th. In this episode, Lori finds herself as a contestant on a dating show called “The Dream Boat” – it’s a funny take on shows like “The Dating Game” and “The Bachelorette.” Bobby is upset about this, so he tries to get onto the boat secretly to win Lori’s heart again.