The creators Speck and Gordon bring back “Hit-Monkey” for a new round on Hulu. In the previous episode, this production wreaked havoc in Tokyo. Now, it’s moving on to New York City for season two.
Starting next Tuesday, Propstore will hold an auction dedicated solely to horror films, offering you a chance to become a part-owner of horror movie history. The most coveted item is the authentic Ghostface costume from the 1996 classic “Scream,” valued between $50,000 and $100,000 according to the auction site.
When Def Leppard isn’t traveling the world for concerts, they keep themselves occupied by creating comic books. On a recent Tuesday, this legendary rock band unveiled a collaboration with Vault Comics: a new graphic novel titled “Def Leppard’s Hysteria” under Vault’s music-focused Headsell imprint. This genre-blending work combines elements of horror and action. Phil Collen, Def Leppard’s guitarist, co-wrote the story with comic book veteran Eliot Rahal.
In approximately two weeks, “My Hero Academia: Your Turn” is set to premiere in Japan, bringing more thrilling action to fans through a fresh trailer. As we approach the end of Season 7, which airs this Summer, of the beloved anime, the franchise is gearing up for an international release as well. The fourth movie in the series will make its debut overseas, providing additional insights into the time between Season 6 and 7 by introducing new battles.
For several decades, Mega Man has held the title of Capcom’s representative character. However, fans have expressed a strong desire for more engagement with this iconic blue bomber. In the Capcom Super Elections of this year, over 60,000 participants indicated their interest in seeing a new installment or sequel for Mega Man. Aware of this demand, Capcom is seeking methods to revitalize the series. During its 45th Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, Capcom announced its intention to provide a more consistent release schedule for the franchise.
The final installment in the NBA Street series, released in 2007, marked a significant transition as EA Sports BIG was disbanded the following year. Since then, fans of arcade-style sports games have seen limited attention with the industry’s focus shifting towards simulation games. However, there has been a recent resurgence from indie developers, reminiscent of the past, with titles like “Tape to Tape” featuring roguelike elements in arcade hockey and “Robo Dunk” introducing robots for NBA Jam-style basketball action. Now, an ex-EA team has unveiled “The Run: Got Next,” which aims to be a spiritual successor to NBA Street, potentially signaling a new era of arcade sports games.