Games

Christmas Day is consistently a prosperous period for both theaters and studios. Every year, people from various backgrounds flock to their local cinemas to watch new releases: some bring along big families excited to see family-friendly blockbusters, while others are younger audiences craving something gruesome as an escape from the joyful holiday atmosphere. Movies ranging from The Wolf of Wall Street to Sherlock Holmes to Django Unchained, and many more in between, have premiered on Christmas Day, often benefiting from this bustling movie-going day.

Users of PlayStation Plus are astonished by the quality of one particular free game they’re receiving. This specific free game is available through PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium, not PS Plus Essential. Interestingly enough, this game was released in 2021. In that year, some highly acclaimed titles such as It Takes Two, Deathloop, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Forza Horizon 5, Returnal, Resident Evil Village, Halo Infinite, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Metroid Dread, Psychonauts 2, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and Call of Duty: Vanguard graced the gaming scene.

In the upcoming Marvel series, the dynamic duo from our previous co-headliners, Deadpool and Wolverine, are reuniting for another adventure. The combination of these two characters has consistently proven to be a hit, both in movies and comic books. Previously, their team-up was a box office success, while Marvel comics have featured them together in titles like “Deadpool & Wolverine: WWIII” and the “Weapon X-Traction” story. The next phase of their collaboration unfolds in the new ongoing series called “Deadpool/Wolverine“, which follows closely after their blockbuster film. Here, we offer a sneak peek into how this new storyline gets underway.

Apart from our “Game of the Year” top 10 list and individual choices from the Push Square editorial team, we are honoring outstanding PS5 games of 2024 in designated categories. Today, we’re highlighting the standout VR game on PSVR2 for 2024.

Despite the numerous setbacks and disappointments that 2024 has faced, particularly in terms of live services, it’s undeniable that the selection of exceptional single-player experiences has been outstanding. Across various genres, there are numerous critically acclaimed titles that offer countless hours of immersion. Among these standouts, which games truly excel? Discover our top 20 picks for the most remarkable single-player games of 2024.

As an observer, I can’t help but marvel at the vast creativity of Akira Toriyama, who is undeniably renowned for his groundbreaking work on the Dragon Ball franchise. Yet, it’s essential to remember that this legendary artist has a rich tapestry of creations beyond just Dragon Ball. For instance, he breathed life into new adversaries within Sand Land, a Dragon Ball spin-off series in Jaco The Galactic Patrolman, and even crafted a witty take on the Z-Fighters in the sometimes overlooked Neko Majin. Even in the latest installment of Dragon Ball Daima, a series directly penned by Toriyama himself, there was a subtle nod to one of Akira’s most significant stories that surprisingly didn’t feature Goku and his companions.