I have to say, this movie actually takes a storyline from another film and makes it better. And it does it with just one new scene! I’m really curious to see what that scene is and how it changes everything, so let’s break it down.
It’s unrealistic to expect every member of Spider-Man’s extended circle of allies to appear in a movie. With so many Spider-People out there, the focus will likely be on those who fit best into the current Marvel Cinematic Universe. While characters like Miles Morales and Silk have a good chance of making an appearance, others are less likely. Let’s explore five Spider-heroes who probably won’t be joining the MCU’s Spider-Man anytime soon. While every hero deserves a moment in the spotlight, these five seem unlikely to get one.
Dark Outlaw Games, a studio founded by former Treyarch developer Jason Blundell and announced last year, has closed down before releasing any titles.
Prior to founding Dark Outlaw Games, Dave Blundell helped create Deviation Games, an independent studio partnered with Sony. However, Deviation Games was closed in March 2024 after Blundell left in September 2022. It became public in December 2023 that Blundell had been employed by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
There’s more bad news: Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reports that mobile game development is also facing cuts, with about 50 employees being laid off. A Resetera user shared information suggesting that previously announced games like MLB The Show Mobile and Ratchet and Clank: Ranger Rumble will continue to receive support. However, the company appears to be prioritizing a small number of key projects.
News started spreading today on the ResetEra forum that Dark Outlaw Games, a studio PlayStation recently created in 2025, is shutting down. While the reason for the closure isn’t clear yet, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier confirmed the news. In addition, PlayStation is reportedly laying off employees in the US and UK.
The popular Japanese store will release a new line of shirts inspired by the Super Mario Galaxy game later this month.
Imagine your favorite BTS members as characters from Pixar’s Toy Story! Now picture them as adorable Funko Pop figures – with those big heads and sweet eyes that make everything even cuter.
While the potential for team-ups is fun, the biggest news is the return of the excellent Daredevil: Born Again. Marvel wasn’t initially certain about continuing the show’s story, but they made the right call. Season 2 really leans into that decision, bringing back a whopping 15 characters – both new and familiar – from across the Marvel and Marvel Netflix worlds.
The second season of Daredevil: Born Again, a continuation of the original Daredevil series, premieres on Disney+ on March 24th at 9 p.m. ET. Charlie Cox returns as Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer who fights crime as Daredevil, and this season he’s taking on the corrupt Mayor Wilson Fisk. Murdock will be leading a fight against Fisk’s influence, and new episodes will be released every Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on Disney+. This season has eight episodes.