MGA Entertainment’s new show, Armorsaurs, clearly draws inspiration from Power Rangers. Similar to Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, it features dinosaurs and a team of young heroes who must team up with them to fight against an invading enemy. You can now watch Armorsaurs on Disney+.
Todd Howard recently shared that Bethesda is almost ready to reveal details about new content for Starfield. In an interview with Kinda Funny Games (as reported by Kotaku), he said they’ve been working hard on it and are excited to finally start showing players what’s coming. He expressed confidence in the work they’ve done and hinted that announcements are on the way soon.
Since the Kingsguard couldn’t harm any Targaryens during the Trial by Seven, characters like Princes Maekar and Baelor were expected to be safe. That’s why Baelor Targaryen’s death in the first season is so surprising – especially since he was just shown standing and talking moments before. Baelor died because he volunteered to join Dunk’s team, completing the group and saving Dunk from a faster defeat. This has led some to compare his death to that of Ned Stark, and to a conclusion that, while common, isn’t necessarily accurate.
Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers, King’s first original screenplay, is set to leave Tubi at the end of the month. Unlike most of his previous movie work, this 1992 film, directed by Mick Garris, wasn’t based on one of his stories—he wrote it specifically for the screen. The movie stars Alice Krige and Brian Krause as a mother and son who are actually shapeshifting creatures that feed on the life force of young people and are strangely terrified of house cats. Keep an eye out for cameos by horror icons like Tobe Hooper, Clive Barker, and Stephen King himself!
The big question surrounding Crimson Desert right now is whether it can truly be called a role-playing game. This debate has been happening online for the past day, with people arguing back and forth on social media.
Released in 2005 and directed by Francis Lawrence, Constantine features Keanu Reeves as John Constantine, a world-weary demon hunter who can see and interact with both angels and demons, and travel between Earth and Hell. He’s pulled into a complex supernatural mystery when a police officer asks him to investigate her twin sister’s strange death. The film also stars Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeouf, Tilda Swinton, and others. While reviews were mixed and it wasn’t a huge box office success, Constantine quickly gained a dedicated fan following.
Let’s talk about some Marvel villains who actually deserve a chance to be heroes. We’ll be looking at seven characters who either have a good side to them, have previously teamed up with the good guys, or would simply be fascinating if they switched to saving the world instead of threatening it. We’re defining ‘deserve’ as either having hidden goodness or possessing the potential to be a compelling hero, even if it’s a surprising change for them. So, let’s dive in and consider these Marvel villains.
This week, Nintendo Switch Online added games from the Virtual Boy, a system released by Nintendo in 1995 that wasn’t very successful. Though it failed commercially, a few Virtual Boy games became popular and are still enjoyed by fans today. Nintendo is currently offering seven of these games on Switch Online, and they plan to add more throughout 2026.
Over the decades, Yuji watched most of his friends age and pass away, while he remained unchanged. Overwhelmed by the grief of these losses, he cut ties with Nobara Kugisaki and went into hiding. He reappeared during the climactic battle, teaming up with Maru to defeat the cursed spirits plaguing Japan. Despite the manga nearing its conclusion, the source of his powers remains a mystery.
Here are seven of the toughest optional boss fights in video game history.