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The creators of Train Sim World, Dovetail Games, have announced that their new game, set on the island of Sodor, will be available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 starting March 17th, 2026.

He explained that the John Wick films feel a lot like playing a video game – a series of challenges with waves of enemies, strong opponents, and a final boss battle, repeated throughout the story. He’s excited to translate that fast-paced action into a video game format, aiming for an experience that feels like watching one of the movies.

In the vast and war-torn world of Pywel, Crimson Desert doesn’t force you into a pre-defined hero’s journey. It encourages you to explore, adapt, and forge your own unique experiences. From large-scale battles and inventive ways to get around, to realistic combat, here are fifteen things we’re most excited about in the game.

Despite its flaws, Resident Evil Requiem feels remarkably smooth and natural – like a gloomy sky during a zombie outbreak, or a seemingly normal person secretly infected. This is especially true in the first section of the game, where you’ll investigate both the Rhodes Hill Care Chronic Care Center and the unsettling Holding Cells.

Embark Studios quickly addressed a recently discovered bug by releasing an update. They confirmed that private Discord messages were never sent outside of users’ devices. As a precaution, logging for the Discord software kit has been turned off, and the studio is thoroughly reviewing its systems to prevent similar issues in the future.

A short demo was previously available on PC for a limited time, from February 20th to March 3rd. Now, a new demo is being released for all platforms and will remain available permanently.

Most of the trailer for Lanterns shows Jordan (Kyle Chandler) training Stewart (Aaron Pierre), and during a car ride, Stewart asks Jordan if he’s spoken to other Lanterns. Jordan replies that he’s the only human among them, explaining they are all aliens—and one of them is even a squirrel! That squirrel is Ch’p, a small but mighty Green Lantern, and his inclusion in the DCU has made it significantly more exciting.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jacob Tierney, the creator of Heated Rivalry, is working with Netflix on a new series called Alexander. The show will explore the relationship between Alexander the Great and his teacher, Aristotle. It’s based on Annabel Lyon’s 2009 novel, The Golden Mean, and Netflix has already approved it for production as a full series.

HIDIVE announced its anime lineup for March 2026, detailing both the shows leaving and joining the streaming service. While some titles will be removed, several new series will be available to watch for the first time.