Many of Japan’s best role-playing games aren’t available in English, and that includes the highly-rated fourth game in the Yo-Kai Watch series. While the developers, Level-5, once planned to release it in the West, it looks like those plans have been dropped. It’s disappointing for fans, as Yo-Kai Watch 4 seems destined to remain exclusive to Japan.
To celebrate Superman Day, DC released the fourth animated short featuring Krypto, titled Krypto Saves the Day. James Gunn has clarified that these shorts aren’t part of the official DC Universe storyline. This short shows Krypto hilariously struggling to enjoy a simple hotdog at the beach with an animated version of Clark Kent. As you might expect, things don’t go as planned! The short is generally more lighthearted than the recent Supergirl movie, which put Krypto in danger. Supergirl herself makes a quick appearance, surfing before getting caught in a whirlpool created by Krypto – a cameo that feels more like promotion than a story beat. You can watch the full short here:
This isn’t a remake of Wild Arms 4, but a re-release of the original game. Instead of being completely rebuilt with new graphics and gameplay, it’s a classic version with some modern improvements. These enhancements include better visuals through up-rendering, the ability to rewind gameplay, quick save functionality, and customizable video filters.
The length of the live-action series has been a major topic of conversation. Unlike the anime and manga, which can run as long as the story requires, the live-action One Piece faces significant time constraints. Plus, being on a streaming service like Netflix means its continuation isn’t guaranteed. While producers hope for 8 to 12 seasons, the series will likely need to conclude long before it reaches the ending of the manga.
Since its debut on Netflix in 2015, Marvel’s Daredevil has been a faithful adaptation of the comic book character, uniquely capturing storylines and visual elements – often more closely than other Marvel Cinematic Universe projects. Interestingly, the new Disney+ series, Daredevil: Born Again, is based on a different comic book arc, but remains true to the spirit of the source material. Across more than fifty episodes, here are key moments from both series that were directly inspired by the comics.
Hawkeye assembled a fantastic team of heroes, each with their own personal struggles. Things eventually escalated when the government dispatched U.S. Agent to rein them in, and finally, Captain America intervened to stop them. But before all that drama, the West Coast Avengers were known as one of the most enjoyable teams in Marvel Comics.
On April 20th, online features for Granblue Fantasy Versus on PS4 (and PS5 via backward compatibility) will be significantly limited, essentially making the game function as if it’s constantly in maintenance. While many players have likely moved on to the newer Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, those who still play the original will lose access to ranked matches and online lobbies. This also means three trophies will no longer be obtainable, making the Platinum Trophy impossible to earn. Some online features will remain available, and the game will continue to be sold, though it’s unclear how. You can find a detailed list of what’s being removed and what will still work here.
The season finale hinted that John C. McGinley will have a significantly larger role in the second season, which is great news for the Scrubs reboot.
You’ll find the Sector Guard at the Solar Power Plant, which is at the end of Sector 1. This boss is a required part of the story and serves as a first test of the game’s combat system. Later bosses will become more complex, building on the skills you’ll need here. Don’t approach this fight like a simple run-and-gun; you’ll end up using too much ammo and making it last much longer than necessary.
Stephen King’s 1982 novel, The Running Man, has been made into a movie twice. The original film, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, came out in 1987. Now, a new version directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell as Ben Richard, premiered on Prime Video on April 17th. This updated take is set in a bleak future where a man struggling with poverty and constant media oversight enters a dangerous, government-approved TV show to afford medical care for his ill daughter. He must stay alive and avoid capture by skilled hunters for a full month to win the prize money.