Games

Ubisoft has officially announced that the next collaboration for Assassin’s Creed Shadows will be with Attack on Titan.

Sony announced on their PlayStation Blog that all PlayStation Plus members will be able to download and play the full game when it’s released.

The upcoming year looks incredibly promising for PlayStation, with a diverse lineup of games. Whether you prefer immersive story-driven experiences, intense sci-fi shooters, or thrilling superhero adventures, 2026 offers something to showcase PlayStation’s strengths. We’ll be seeing major releases from key partners like Bungie, Insomniac, and Housemarque. Here are four PS5 games poised to be big hits in 2026.

For decades, Spider-Man stories have redefined the superhero genre, blending classic action with complex themes and strong moral lessons. From the straightforward style of Steve Ditko to the darker explorations of J.M. DeMatteis and the imaginative scope of Dan Slott, each era of Spider-Man has consistently reinforced the importance of responsibility.

Just because something is old doesn’t mean it’s automatically great. Many anime from the 80s and 90s have been forgotten, even if they were popular at the time. A true classic still feels powerful when you watch it again. It has a lasting energy, even if the animation looks dated or the story moves slowly compared to modern shows. You can still sense the passion and effort that went into making it.

It’s understandable that some scenes and characters were left out of the Lord of the Rings films, and for the most part, those omissions didn’t hurt the story. Peter Jackson wisely chose to cut details that weren’t essential. Interestingly, he added a character to his Hobbit films who wasn’t in the original trilogy. This character proved to be a strong addition to the overall story, and it would be great to see them reappear in The Hunt for Gollum. Tolkien hinted at their role during the War of the Ring, so their inclusion would fit well with the narrative and allow audiences to enjoy them again.

It can be tough for people new to anime to get into certain shows. Some are off-putting due to excessive suggestive content or poor quality animation and storytelling. Other times, a perfectly good anime might just be structured in a way that doesn’t appeal to beginners. Of course, taste is personal, but there are definitely some anime that are harder for newcomers to enjoy.

Good news for Supernatural fans: the show will continue to be available for streaming even after it’s removed from Netflix. It’s actually moving to two different streaming services in the next few weeks, giving viewers plenty of ways to watch – especially if they don’t own the seasons themselves.

A new event for Assassin’s Creed Shadows inspired by Attack on Titan launches tomorrow, November 25th. It adds a story quest where Naoe and Yasuke must rescue someone from a cult and defeat a powerful enemy. Completing the quest unlocks a new katana and other rewards. Players can also purchase Titan- and Mikasa-themed outfits in the in-game store. The event will only be available for a limited time, running until December 22nd.

James Cameron’s fans have several exciting projects to anticipate. While he’s hinted at future Avatar films (a fourth and fifth have been discussed), the next Avatar movie seems to be his last sequel for the foreseeable future. He’s also revealed a number of new films he plans to direct or produce. Now, we know what his next directorial project will be – something other than Avatar – and it’s scheduled for release next year.