Ubisoft has been very vocal about its opposition to cheating, and has worked hard to reduce hacking in Rainbow Six Siege. They’ve even publicly highlighted their efforts, showcasing the number of cheaters they’ve banned. However, hackers recently retaliated with a significant attack on the game during the holiday season.
Most of the ocean remains a mystery, and in DC Comics, it hides terrifying creatures that could destroy all life on Earth. Aquaman, as the ruler of Atlantis, has dedicated himself to battling these threats.
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I remember the 90s being a fun time for sci-fi, especially after so many amazing films came out in the 80s. We got some really cool movies like The Matrix and The Fifth Element, but honestly, a lot more just didn’t quite hit the mark. It’s a shame, because many of them tried new things! I’ve been thinking about some 90s sci-fi films that really got unfairly panned by critics, and I’ve picked out five that I think deserve another look.
The story of The Red Road begins when a college student vanishes from a quiet New Jersey town. As local sheriff Harold Jensen (Martin Henderson) investigates, his own life begins to fall apart. The search leads him to the nearby mountains, home to a Native American tribe not officially recognized by the government. Jensen soon encounters Phillip Kopus (Momoa), a former convict and member of the tribe, whose return could disrupt the fragile peace in town.
Ubisoft is bringing the world of Attack on Titan to Rainbow Six Siege with a new bundle! Players will be able to unlock special skins inspired by the anime for two operators: Amaru will get a Mikasa-themed look, and Oryx will transform into the Armored Titan. The bundle also includes unique weapon skins, charms, and backgrounds. You can see a preview of everything right here.
David Corenswet’s portrayal of Superman stands out because he shows a real sense of vulnerability. While Superman has always been known for his kindness, this version readily accepts both victories and defeats, growing from every experience. Director James Gunn often highlights characters’ weaknesses, putting them on full display before ultimately turning their stories around. He’s already planning a similar approach for Batman, even before an actor has been chosen for the role.
I can’t believe I’m just getting around to Sayonara Wild Hearts now! It’s been out since 2019, originally on PS4, and finally made its way to PS5 earlier this year. It was a bit of a hidden gem back then – seriously, it has an 88 on Metacritic and was nominated for three Game Awards! Even with all the awesome games that came out in 2025, this six-year-old rhythm game is the one that’s really stuck with me.
The artist behind Dr. Stone recently announced they will no longer be posting art on X (formerly Twitter). They explained this decision is due to a new feature on the platform and clarified it’s not because they’re afraid of AI. They actually see potential in AI technology. However, they object to their work being used to train AI or otherwise exploited without their permission or fair payment. The artist expressed fondness for the X community, noting the help of a Canadian friend who translates their posts and shares fan feedback. Despite these positive experiences, they’ve decided to share their comics and illustrations on Instagram instead.
Nintendo has moved away from the classic style of these games, but other developers are now offering fresh takes on the genre. Many smaller and independent studios are creating games with smart combat, exploration focused on puzzles, and beautifully designed levels. These aren’t just copies of older games; they build upon the original ideas, offering new twists and unexpected experiences while still capturing what fans love about the series.