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The popular anime One Piece has announced that the current story arc, Egghead, will finish by the end of this year. After that, there will be a three-month break before new episodes return in April 2026. Instead of releasing episodes weekly, the anime will switch to a seasonal format with 26 episodes per year. Along with this change, fans got a first look at how the anime will adapt the Elbaph arc and a preview of new outfits for the Straw Hat crew.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock was a huge hit that really changed how people thought about video games. I have fond memories of playing it with my whole family – even my parents, who weren’t usually gamers – almost every night. Guitar Hero and the games that followed were special because they brought people together. But even though it felt like Guitar Hero would always be popular, new competitors soon emerged.

Fans generally love the high-quality Absolute comics, but DC has a vast multiverse with many other fascinating alternate worlds that could be explored further. DC is known for creating compelling alternate Earths, and we’d love to see three of them get their own dedicated comic series, allowing readers to really dive into those worlds.

By the end of Season 4 of The Boys, Homelander has made a lot of enemies, and even some Supes he’s never met are preparing to fight him. Here’s a list of the 15 heroes who are confirmed to be opposing Homelander in Season 5, ranked from least to most powerful.

 Warning: Spoilers below for IT: Welcome to Derry, Episode 1

The BBC announced that Disney+ will no longer be involved in producing future seasons of the show, bringing their two-year collaboration to a close. It’s currently unknown whether this change affects where people can watch the series, or just how it’s made. However, Doctor Who will continue, as long as the BBC finds another production company to work with.

This huge company, which is being acquired by investors led by Saudi Arabia, seems to be rapidly integrating AI into all areas of its business.

As a huge fan, I’m so excited about this new feature! It basically lets you pick a civilization at the very beginning and play as them for the entire game, seeing their unique story all the way through. It’s a dream come true!

I recently had the chance to see All You Need Is Kill at New York Comic Con, and honestly, I was blown away. Even though it doesn’t officially come out until January 2026, it’s been making the festival circuit, and it’s truly fantastic from beginning to end. I’d say it’s a nearly perfect adaptation of the source material – one of the best I’ve seen.

The creators of The Sims 4 have shared a preview of the patch notes for a large update coming on November 4th. This update will focus heavily on fixing bugs – more than almost any previous update for the game. While past updates often introduced new features, this one prioritizes stability and performance. The team also plans to continue improving the game with more fixes and enhancements based on what players want.