Nintendo Switch 2 Is Finally Getting One of the Best Horror Games Ever

The ghost hunting game Phasmophobia is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, though the exact release date hasn’t been announced yet. Right now, you can play the game on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR2, and Xbox Series X/S. The developers, Kinetic Games, are also planning to launch the complete Version 1.0 of the game in 2026, and it’s unclear if that release will coincide with the Switch 2 version.

Gerry Duggan Teases a Completely Unexpected Godzilla: Infinity Roar in Exclusive New First Look

Get ready for a monster mashup! In February, the new comic series Godzilla: Infinity Roar will hit stores, pitting Godzilla against the King in Black and unleashing a terrifying galactic threat. ComicBook has a first look at the first issue and spoke with writer Gerry Duggan about the series. Duggan hints that the story will take an unexpected turn, so readers should prepare for a surprising ending.

Topps Unveils First Marvel Studios Chrome Set With Actual Hand-Drawn Frank Miller Cards (Exclusive)

The initial card set will feature 200 cards highlighting popular characters from Marvel movies and TV shows, with exciting new parallel designs. Collectors can find “Debut” cards with a special Marvel Medallion marking the first time a character has appeared on a trading card. A limited-edition variation called “The Snap” will also be available, with only 99 copies of each card made – representing the moment Thanos eliminates half of all life.

17 Years Ago Today, Keanu Reeves Remade a Sci-Fi Masterpiece (& It Was a Critical Disaster)

Keanu Reeves has appeared in several remakes and reboots of older films, like The Lake House and Knock Knock. However, these haven’t been very successful. His 2008 remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still followed the same pattern, earning a low 28% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite having the potential to be a great science fiction film, it didn’t live up to the original 1951 version directed by Robert Wise.

Gang of Dragon Unveiled With Trailer, is the First Game by Yakuza Creator’s New Studio

Along with the game’s trailer, a Steam page has been launched with more information about Gang of Dragon. The game is set in Kabukicho, Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife district – the same real-world location that inspired the Yakuza series’ Kamurocho. Players will experience the story of Shin Ji-seong, a prominent figure in a Korean crime organization operating in Kabukicho, as he becomes entangled in dangerous underworld power struggles.