Games

The first issue of Batman/Deadpool is a unique collaboration bringing together iconic characters and creators. The main storyline features two villains created by Grant Morrison—one of whom is a meta-villain based on Morrison himself! For those unfamiliar, this villain originated in Morrison’s Animal Man and is one of DC’s most unusual antagonists. This issue offers a bit of backstory for those who haven’t encountered him before.

Looking for fantasy shows to enjoy while you wait for House of the Dragon Season 3? Here are 5 excellent options with compelling stories, realistic stakes, complex characters, magic, mythical creatures, and thrilling battles.

The game has faced some challenges, including issues with its artwork and a slow start in attracting players. However, the development team has continued working on it through private playtesting, and another session is scheduled for December.

This game, created by the team behind CD Projekt Red, tells the story of Coen, a man who becomes a vampire. He embarks on a dangerous journey to rescue his family from the powerful vampire, Brencis.

As a huge Marvel fan, I’ve always appreciated that they usually tie up loose ends with their characters. It feels like everyone, even the smaller roles, has a purpose in this massive universe they’ve built. But there’s one exception that really bugs me – they still haven’t given us any closure on what happened to a character who appeared to meet a pretty awful fate near the end of Phase 3. It’s been a while, and I’m still hoping for some answers!

Devolver Digital’s Skate Story, a unique skateboarding game with a surreal Underworld setting and a goal of reaching the moon, is coming to PlayStation 5 and PS Plus in December. While different from traditional skateboarding games like Skate and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, Skate Story has generated a lot of excitement since it was first shown earlier this year, making its inclusion on PS Plus a fantastic addition for subscribers.

While not Disney’s first computer-animated movie, Tangled marked a turning point for Disney Princess films. Released on November 24, 2010 – fifteen years ago today – it was the first Princess movie created with CG animation. This release began a new chapter for the franchise, with all subsequent Princess films (and later, live-action adaptations) being made using computer animation, effectively ending the tradition of 2D animated releases. This change was significant for the company, and its effects are still visible today.

Many of Hulk’s enemies aren’t strong enough to provide a good challenge, making their fights with him underwhelming and rarely enjoyable.

While The Mandalorian and Grogu is still in development, Lucasfilm has announced Star Wars: Starfighter, scheduled for release in 2027 – coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the first Star Wars film. The movie will be directed by Shawn Levy, known for Deadpool & Wolverine, and will star Ryan Gosling as he joins the Star Wars universe. Recent announcements about the project have generated excitement among fans, suggesting a bright future for the Star Wars franchise, and Lucasfilm seems to be taking note.

To build excitement for its December 1st, 2025 release, publisher Dotemu has shared the complete opening animation.