The next update, version 1.2 titled ‘At the Wake of Spring’, arrives on April 17th for PlayStation 5. Like other games of this type, all the new content will be available to play without any cost.
Just to clarify, this problem doesn’t seem to affect everyone. During our testing for the Starfield PS5 review, we didn’t experience any major issues.
PlayStation users can currently download the game Graveyard Keeper for free on both PS4 and PS5, including Pro versions. You don’t need a PlayStation Plus subscription to claim it! This offer ends on April 13th, after which the game will return to its regular price of $20. Graveyard Keeper was originally released for PS4 and doesn’t have a special PS5 version, but it works on PS5 thanks to backward compatibility.
Fans were eagerly awaiting the anime adaptation of Witch Hat Atelier, a popular series from Kodansha. It premiered on April 6, 2026, with a special two-episode launch by Bug Films and has quickly become a hit. Bug Films didn’t simply turn the manga into an anime; they beautifully brought the story to life, perfectly capturing its magical heart. The feeling of magic is central to the story, and the studio has carefully included details that make the anime truly enchanting.
Players of Super Mario Maker 2 on Nintendo Switch (or potentially Switch 2 if it’s backward compatible) have noticed a lack of updates and support from Nintendo. Fans have repeatedly asked for a feature from the original Super Mario Maker – the ability to bookmark levels – but it hasn’t been added, even though it would be a relatively simple change. It’s now unlikely to ever be implemented. Ironically, Nintendo has found time to remove a large amount of user-created content from the game.
The game faced a rocky start with a problematic launch, but ultimately became a remarkable comeback story in the gaming world. By September 2023, it felt like the developers had finally realized their vision. A major update, version 2.0, completely overhauled the game, and the Phantom Liberty expansion provided a fantastic story with a surprisingly satisfying conclusion. CD Projekt RED successfully finished what they set out to do, bringing the game to a fitting end.
The core of rogue-lite/like games is about exploring different possibilities, refining your strategy, learning from mistakes, and ultimately succeeding against difficult challenges. While SCREEN JUICE’s first game doesn’t have everything yet, it’s a promising beginning.
During an interview with Cosmic Circus last year, Alex Perez hinted at big changes for the Savage Hulk/Bruce Banner character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Doomsday. When asked about new developments, Perez simply stated that Hulk is now “scarier than ever” and might even kill someone. This brief comment immediately sparked intense fan speculation. Now, a newly released poster has only fueled those theories, sending fans into a frenzy of discussion.
Linwood Boomer, the creator of the show, explained how Finn Wolfhard – a self-proclaimed fan – ended up with a cameo. It all started when Wolfhard’s agent asked if he could visit the set. Boomer and the team were immediately enthusiastic, and since they had a small, uncast role, they offered it to him. The agent responded with a resounding ‘yes!’ and that’s how Wolfhard became part of Life’s Still Unfair.
As a huge fan of The Boys, it’s become pretty clear that a lot of the strongest heroes have legitimate reasons to take down Homelander, especially as we move into the final season. He’s really spiraling in the latest episodes, and the way Season 4 ended has definitely made stopping him the main goal. Let’s be real, taking him out won’t be easy – he’s incredibly powerful. It’s going to take a team effort, I think. But whether Antony Starr’s character goes down in a one-on-one fight or during a massive showdown with several opponents, there are a few key players who seem most likely to be involved in bringing him down.