Game Addict and ParityBit have just announced the latest game in the Derby Stallion series, called Derby Stallion 2. This sequel follows the 2020 Derby Stallion game, which was a fresh start for the series and only released in Japan. Because the first game wasn’t available outside of Japan, it’s likely this new installment won’t be either.
I was fascinated to hear Steven Spielberg talk about the original casting of Jurassic Park on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. He finally confirmed the rumors about Harrison Ford turning down the role of Dr. Alan Grant! Spielberg said Ford might not even remember, but he certainly does. You could really feel how disappointed he was – he didn’t say he was annoyed, he said he was crushed! But ultimately, he feels incredibly fortunate that Sam Neill became available. Spielberg truly believes Neill is Alan Grant, and the role rightfully belongs to him now. It’s amazing how things work out, isn’t it?
Okay, so PlayStation is adding eight new games to PS Plus in June 2026, which is awesome! The big ones everyone’s talking about are Final Fantasy XVI, Sonic X Shadow Generations, and Gitaroo Man – that last one is going to the Classics section. They’re not dropping all the games at once, though, which is a little different. They’re spreading them out over the month, so some are available now, but we’ll have to wait for others. It’s a bit of a change from how they usually do things – we’re used to getting a big drop mid-month, but it’s not happening quite like that this time.
I was so excited to hear that Klei Entertainment, who first launched as a studio back in 2006 with a cute puzzle game called Eets, is bringing it back! It originally came to Xbox 360 a year later, but you can’t buy it there anymore, and it’s been missing from Steam since 2015. But now it’s back on Steam! You can grab it for $10, which is awesome, but even better, it’s totally free until June 15th, so if you want to check out a bit of gaming history, now’s the time!
A new report from Puck News indicates that George Miller is seeking funding for another Mad Max film. Warner Bros., which previously distributed the movies, has declined to finance the project, but Amazon, Universal, and Sony Pictures are all interested in taking over. Despite turning 81, Miller intends to direct one last Mad Max movie, followed by a TV series, and then sell the rights to the franchise. Because Miller typically develops the story and writes the script before filming, it seems he already has a complete idea for the next film and a plan for expanding the Mad Max universe onto television.
Here are five subtle details you might have overlooked in the newest Marvel’s Wolverine trailer. They’re presented in the order they appear in the video, so the numbers aren’t important.
In a recent interview with Raiders of the Lost Pod, actress Alcock shared a fascinating detail about her Supergirl costume: her cape was made from leftover fabric originally used to create Christopher Reeve’s iconic Superman cape. The production team discovered extra material from the original costume’s creation, and almost 50 years after Reeve first portrayed Superman, it’s now part of Alcock’s cape.
I’m a little sad to share that Space Brothers is coming to an end this year! After all this time following Mutta and Hibito’s journeys, creator Chuya Koyama has decided to wrap things up with just three chapters left – he feels it’s the natural conclusion to the story. He even said he’s excited to see how it all finishes up, and hopes everyone sticks around to read the final volume! The last chapter will be out this spring, and the complete manga will have a whopping forty-six volumes when it’s finished this summer. It’s been an incredible run – not quite as massive as One Piece, but Space Brothers has definitely captured the hearts of a lot of us fans!
With fans eager for news about the anime’s comeback, the manga is celebrating the series with a special pop-up exhibition. The artist, Mizuho, shared a new illustration of Kija, the White Dragon Warrior, on her official X account to promote the event. She also cautioned fans that this exhibition will be different from past ones and will contain spoilers from Volume 47 of the manga, which features the story’s final arc. The exhibition is located in the Sannomiya district of Kobe, Japan, and will run until the 14th of this month.
After 13 years since its last film, Puella Magi Madoka Magica is continuing the story and finally resolving a long-standing cliffhanger with a new movie, Puella Magi Madoka Magica The Movie: Walpurgisnacht: Rising. Production has faced several setbacks, including past release date changes—it was initially planned for February 2026—but the film is now scheduled to premiere in Japan this August.