Games

Star Wars gaming offers fresh tales set in the vastness of the galaxy and lets players explore key elements of the larger saga. Engage in intense battles as part of the Battlefront series or experience survival under Order 66 as Cal Kestis. This immersive experience is why Star Wars game launches have grown increasingly popular, leading to a surge in frequent releases within the past decade. According to Mat Piscatella, Executive Director & Video Game Industry Advisor at Circana, this trend is reflected in the top-selling Star Wars games as documented in his latest report.

During EVO 2024, fighting game enthusiasts were pleasantly surprised by Capcom and SNK’s announcement of the re-release of “SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos.” This classic crossover fight game from 2003 brings together characters from SNK and Capcom in epic battles. However, due to its age, the game has become hard to access for many years since it was abandoned on outdated platforms. What made this announcement even more exciting is that fans can now play it immediately on their PCs via Steam, with console versions set to follow soon.

Later this month, “Futurama” is set to make its comeback on screens once again, and one of the creators behind the scenes has teased some of the most intriguing episodes from the upcoming Season 12. After exclusively premiering on Hulu for a second time, “Futurama” is back with new seasons, out of which two were initially commissioned for this fresh take on the beloved animated series. With numerous changes in store, fans are eagerly anticipating what innovative plots and stories may unfold in the upcoming Summer episodes.

I remember not so long ago, Marvel’s movie rights were in a chaotic state. Disney held the reins for some heroes while Fox controlled others, and Sony had Spider-Man all to themselves. But now, Disney has taken over Fox, bringing the X-Men and Fantastic Four back under Marvel’s umbrella. This acquisition could potentially pave the way for a live-action adaptation of “Avengers vs. X-Men,” as suggested by Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige.

I’m thrilled that “Twisters” hit theaters over the weekend and is making waves at the box office. As a huge fan of this movie, I can tell you that its soundtrack is something special. With artists like Luke Combs, Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Tyler Childers, Leon Bridges, Miranda Lambert, Kane Brown, and Shania Twain on board, it’s an musical powerhouse. Last night, the “Twisters” cast decided to pay a surprise visit to Combs’ concert at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. As a devoted fan of both Combs and the movie, I couldn’t believe my eyes when Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Anthony Ramos appeared onstage. They joined Combs for a memorable moment, sharing beers with him in front of an ecstatic crowd.

As a huge fan of Jujutsu Kaisen, I’m thrilled to share that the series creator gave an insightful interview about their decision to delve into Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto’s past through the flashback arcs, titled “Hidden Inventory” and “Premature Death.” These arcs took a break from the intense Shibuya Incident and offered fans a captivating look into the history of these beloved characters. The creator explained that they felt it was essential to provide context and depth to Gojo’s and Geto’s complex backstories, enhancing our understanding and appreciation for their roles in Jujutsu Kaisen’s intricate narrative.