It was somewhat surprising to see The Mandalorian and Grogu judged by a standard from decades ago. This feels like a problem the show should have moved past, especially considering the values expressed by some of its stars and the positive direction the Star Wars universe seemed to be heading.
I just learned the official name of the new animated Ghostbusters series on Netflix – it’s called Ghostbusters: Night Shift! They’ve also confirmed it will be released next year. To get us excited, Netflix shared a first look at the series, including a new logo. It definitely gives off a fun and energetic vibe, and if their other animated series, Stranger Things: Tales From ’85, is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat. You can see the logo below!
The life simulation game Paralives had a very successful launch into Early Access on May 25th, quickly becoming the top seller on Steam and demonstrating a strong demand from players. The launch included a playful crossover with Among Us, and the developers at Paralives Studio have been focused on fixing bugs and creating new content. Today, during the Wholesome Direct, they surprised everyone with a major update featuring a collaboration with the relaxing puzzle game Unpacking. The new content looks fantastic and adds even more charm to the game.
Gamers with the basic (Essential) PlayStation Plus subscription won’t receive the new games at launch. These games will only be available to those on the Extra or Premium tiers. While not permanently free, they can be played as long as they remain in the rotating game selections for those higher subscription levels.
A new animated short for My Hero Academia will premiere this summer, continuing the story after the events of the anime’s finale and the special epilogue episode. Fans will be able to see it early at Anime Expo 2026 on Saturday, July 4th, as part of a major panel. It’s expected to be a popular event for fans of the series.
A truly great game isn’t just popular or critically acclaimed – it leaves a lasting impression on players and the gaming world. The games listed here redefined what video games could be, and continue to remind fans what they love about the medium. These six titles offered unique experiences that are still hard to beat, which is why they’re almost universally considered masterpieces.
There’s no single perfect way to depict D-Day in a movie, but a few films have truly stood the test of time. Here’s our ranking of the 5 best war movies that powerfully capture this historic event.
It felt like almost every game shown at Geoff Keighley’s event will be available on the PS5. There were only a few exceptions, with 1666: Amsterdam being the most prominent – though it seems that game is just a smaller project with limited development resources. Surprisingly, even Guild Wars 3 is planned for the PS5!
Fans of My Adventures With Superman will be excited to hear that a spin-off, My Adventures With Green Lantern, is in the works, focusing on Jessica Cruz. While many are hoping for a series featuring Batman, the creators have shared that those plans are currently on hold due to scheduling conflicts. They’ve confirmed that a Batman story might appear as a single episode or potentially become a full series later on, but their priority is expanding the universe around Superman and his family. They’re exploring what other heroes could look like within this shared world.
Charlie Cox is hoping to bring a deceased Marvel Cinematic Universe villain back into the fold. In an interview with Empire, Cox discussed a storyline from the Daredevil comics where Daredevil’s secret identity was revealed and then restored. “The children of the Purple Man essentially help Daredevil by erasing the memories of New York,” he explained. While he doesn’t necessarily want to repeat that plot exactly, he’s a big fan of David Tennant, who played the Purple Man (Kilgrave), and would love to work with him again. Kilgrave was the primary antagonist in Jessica Jones and was ultimately killed by Jessica when she determined he was too dangerous.