Although the video features unusual creatures assisting the main character with cooking, the studio has clarified that it isn’t part of the official story for Black Myth: Zhong Kui. It’s simply a fun video created to show off the game’s graphics and artistic style.
Sam Raimi recently shared that a sequel to his film Crawl is now a possibility. He’d been seeking approval for the project, and recent changes at Paramount Pictures – specifically the merger with Skydance and the resulting new leadership – have given him renewed hope. Raimi, who was discussing the success of his latest film, Send Help, in an interview with The Wrap, has worked with the new team before and believes they are excellent at developing projects. He indicated that they are interested in moving forward with Crawl 2, but couldn’t share further details at this time.
Aces of Thunder is a realistic flight simulator, so it assumes you already know the basics of aerial combat. While there’s a tutorial, it’s more like a quick training session than a detailed guide, which is a bit of a drawback.
The Steam page for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has revealed the game will not only feature a large roster of characters, but also stunning 4K graphics and a smooth, consistent 60 frames per second during gameplay. Players on PC will also be able to take advantage of the DualSense controller’s advanced features, including adaptive triggers and haptic feedback for a more immersive experience.
The game releases on PC today and has received incredible reviews, earning the highest Metacritic score of any game released this year with a 90.
I’m so excited for the PS5 update coming on June 3rd, 2026! It’s going to include some cool new options – a lot of them are similar to what they added to Final Fantasy 7 Remake when it came to other platforms. But get this – they’re also letting us set the damage in the minigames to a maximum of 9,999! That’s a totally new feature and I can’t wait to try it out.
The show will return to the famous Makuhari Messe in Chiba from September 17th to 21st, taking advantage of a Japanese national holiday.
Despite its mixed reviews, the game offers a unique concept: you navigate the ocean, evading a dangerous killer who stalks the seas, and gradually improve your skills to eventually defeat him.
Okay, so Black Myth: Zhong Kui hasn’t officially been announced for PlayStation, but honestly, I’d be seriously surprised if it didn’t come to it. It just feels like a natural fit. Though, let’s be real, by the time it actually comes out, we might all be playing on the PS6!
Many TV shows fade from memory over time, and some fantastic fantasy series from the 1970s and 80s are now forgotten. But these seven shows still bring back memories for those who grew up watching them. While some were huge hits, others had smaller audiences, but they all represent a uniquely charming period of television that’s different from what we see today.