Games

Lucasfilm appears ready to reclaim its position as a box office leader with a promising lineup of new films. First up is The Mandalorian and Grogu, which will bring Din Djarin and his young companion to the big screen in an exciting new adventure, building on the success of the streaming series. Following that, Starfighter will offer another standalone story within the Star Wars universe. The studio is also showing a willingness to revisit beloved characters, with a project in development centered around Donald Glover’s Lando Calrissian. Daisy Ridley will return as Rey in a film focusing on rebuilding the Jedi Order. Interestingly, despite being one of the most iconic villains ever created, Darth Vader has never had his own movie—and it seems unlikely that will ever change.

Romulus first appeared in Wolverine #55 (2003), but hints about his role began much earlier in Marvel Comics Presents #74, where he was a mysterious figure controlling the Weapon X program. He’s the one most responsible for everything Wolverine has gone through – even more so than Sabertooth or the other people involved with Weapon X. Romulus is the true architect of Wolverine’s suffering, a master manipulator who has largely been ignored by Marvel. And surprisingly, that’s probably a good thing.

Surprisingly, Sony’s own Remote Play doesn’t measure up to PX Play, a fan-made alternative. PX Play is receiving a significant update for computers running Windows, macOS, and Linux.

There’s a rumor going around that this very ambitious console RPG won’t be reviewed by anyone before it comes out, and that’s made a lot of PlayStation 5 owners understandably worried.

I’m not just referring to well-known alternate versions of Superman like those in Dark Knights of Steel or Red Son. I mean the more obscure ones – those that comic fans might know, but haven’t really broken into mainstream popularity. Think about Just Imagine’s Superman, a reimagining of the hero by comic book legend Stan Lee, or Milkman Man, a powerful but flawed Superman copy who looks like he’s from the 1940s. Keep reading to discover 5 fascinating Superman variations you’ve probably never encountered.

Instead of a typical, colorful space story with aliens, Lanterns is doing something completely different. It’s a detective series in the style of True Detective, focusing on an older Hal Jordan and his apprentice, John Stewart, as they solve a mystery in a strange Nebraska town. This is a big departure from what people usually expect from a Green Lantern story, and while some viewers are worried after seeing the trailer, they should have faith that Lanterns will be excellent.

Many characters from the Mario universe, like Donkey Kong and Yoshi, have starred in their own games. However, the WarioWare series, focused on the mischievous Wario, is especially unique. Instead of traditional platforming, WarioWare games are made up of quick, connected mini-games. Goro Abe, a Nintendo employee who has been a key designer and director on the series since its beginning, recently announced he’s leaving the company, leaving fans concerned about what that means for the future of WarioWare.

A new trailer has been released alongside the movie’s showings in MX4D and 4DX – formats that offer a much more immersive experience than typical movie theaters. These screenings don’t just show the film; the seats move in sync with the action! According to the official website, MX4D and 4DX use effects like vibrations, wind, smoke, and even water spray to stimulate your senses and make you feel like you’re actually in the world of Gundam. These special screenings begin on Friday, March 13th, following last week’s release in Dolby Cinema®. You can watch the new trailer below.

According to Xbox VP Jason Ronald, Project Helix will allow you to play games from your Xbox and PC with top-notch performance, marking a leap forward for console gaming.

The series introduces new allies for Luffy and his crew, like Princess Vivi, and even adds new members like Tony Tony Chopper. Interestingly, one future Straw Hat was actually hinted at much earlier in Eiichiro Oda’s original manga than when they officially joined the crew. However, explaining this involves major spoilers for the future of One Piece, which might be relevant to the live-action show. Continue reading for the details, but be warned – it’s a significant reveal!