Update 1.041.00.00 for Monster Hunter Wilds is now available to download, and it’s a significant one! Capcom has included new side quests and event challenges for players to enjoy. The update also adds new features to player bases, along with extra pendants and equipment to collect.
There haven’t been many truly great Mummy movies – you could probably count them on one hand, with the 1999 Brendan Fraser film being a prime example. But this spring, a new team – New Line Cinema, Blumhouse, and Atomic Monster – is trying to bring The Mummy back to life on the big screen. And based on the trailer for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, this version might actually be good enough to join the ranks of the few truly successful Mummy films, as it seems to be doing something very different.
This game’s title might make you think it’s a ‘gacha’ game, but it’s actually a one-time purchase adventure. You can unlock a lot of different heroes as you play, and you don’t need to spend any extra money to get them all.
If you’re not super familiar with romantasy, it’s a fun blend of fantasy and romance – think magical worlds with a big focus on the love story. Usually, it follows a woman, often someone relatable, who gets thrown into this incredible, mystical adventure, and let’s just say things get pretty heated! And honestly, as a huge fan, I still think A Discovery of Witches is the gold standard – nothing really tops it for me.
Interest in the God of War series recently hit a high point with the surprise release of God of War: Sons of Sparta during a PlayStation presentation. This followed the announcement of a God of War Trilogy remake, but Sons of Sparta quickly gained attention for its unique visual style and gameplay, which was inspired by the Metroidvania genre. While many fans were thrilled to finally see the long-awaited game, a vocal group strongly criticized it both when it was revealed and after playing. This strong reaction has led me to consider what it means for the future of the series, especially with excitement growing for the next installment, God of War 6.
The anime series Reborn As a Vending Machine, I Now Wander The Dungeon is returning for a third season! The show follows a character who is reincarnated as a vending machine in a fantasy world, offering helpful items to adventurers. Since its debut in 2023, the unique premise has gained a dedicated fanbase, making the third season a highly anticipated release in 2026. With the original creator, Hirukuma, continuing to write new light novel and manga content, there’s potential for even more seasons beyond the upcoming one. You can find a preview of the new season below.
Born and raised in Greenwich, Connecticut, actor William Noonan was remarkably tall – six feet five inches – and initially played basketball as a young man. He started his career on stage but quickly transitioned to film in the 1980s. Some of his earliest roles were in Paul Mazursky’s Willie & Phil, John Cassavetes’s Gloria, and the notoriously unsuccessful Heaven’s Gate directed by Michael Cimino.
The fourth part of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity will continue to benefit from the involvement of creator Tite Kubo, who is helping with the anime’s production, just as he did with the previous three parts. Kubo recently shared a message with fans through his Klub Outside group, hinting at his work on an upcoming episode in this final season. He also revealed that a completely new character, not featured in the original manga finale, will be making their debut.
The game is making a significant change to one of the X-Men, suggesting it’s willing to alter established storylines. While popular heroes like Wolverine and Storm will be playable, the inclusion of Danger as an ally is unexpected. Here’s a look at Danger’s original comic book portrayal and why her heroic version in Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is so surprising.
LaserDisc games weren’t just innovative – they completely changed what was possible in gaming. This technology led to incredible titles like Dragon’s Lair, Space Ace, and Mad Dog McCree. These games were essentially interactive movies; players made choices at certain moments – usually by reacting to a highlighted object on screen – which would instantly trigger a corresponding video clip. The responsiveness was remarkable, and it seemed like LaserDisc games would become the future of arcades. However, despite their initial promise and groundbreaking features, the format ultimately faded away.