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The Halo Wars games have been frequently revisited with remakes, more so than other titles in the Halo series. These real-time strategy games offer a different experience than the typical Halo first-person shooter. Both Halo Wars and Halo Wars 2 are fan favorites, delivering a StarCraftstyle gameplay experience within the well-developed science fiction universe of Halo. If developers focus solely on remaking the first-person shooter games, the Halo Wars* series risks being neglected.

Throughout its various versions, the core idea behind the Thunderbolts has remained the same: they’re willing to do what other heroes aren’t to protect the world. With their powerful skills and willingness to take drastic measures, they can eliminate any danger they face.

The first season finale of IT: Welcome to Derry made it clear that IT doesn’t experience time like humans do, and will use its knowledge of past events to its advantage. The show has already used flashbacks, mostly set in 1908 with a quick look at 1935, to introduce characters who will reappear. A recently discovered deleted scene might hint at a major role for one of the characters we met in Season 1 as the story continues.

Until now, the game has only been available as a download. But soon, you’ll be able to buy a physical copy and own it as part of your collection.

It appears Benoit Richter is now directing Assassin’s Creed: Codename Hexe, as recently discovered by Clawsome Gamer. Richter previously directed Batman: Arkham Origins at WB Games Montreal and his current LinkedIn profile shows he’s working on Hexe at Ubisoft as Game Director, meaning he’s leading the game’s development. If you enjoyed Arkham Origins, this makes Hexe even more promising.

The trailer for the upcoming horror film They Will Kill You is here, and it already looks like the most gruesome movie of 2026. If anything tops this trailer, 2026 will be a seriously bloody year for horror fans. You can watch the They Will Kill You trailer below.

If you want to watch The Alienist, you only have until January 8th! This crime drama, based on Caleb Carr’s novel, is leaving HBO Max after that date. The show, which originally aired from 2018 to 2020, follows a team—including Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota Fanning—using new psychological techniques to hunt a serial killer in 1890s New York City.

Some older characters are being honored in new ways in recent games. Instead of directly appearing, their fighting styles and legacies are being carried on by new characters. For example, Guy from Final Fight appears in Street Fighter games, but his Bushinryu style is now used by the new character Kimberly in Street Fighter 6. We also see Ed using moves from Balrog, Lily taking on the role of T. Hawk, and G fighting with a style similar to the enigmatic Q from Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike.

This is a separate story set after the main game’s events. It focuses on So’Lek, a character you may remember from the campaign, as he battles the evil Ash Clan.

The Tron movies returned to cinemas last year after a long break, but opinions were divided. Now, Tron: Ares is coming to Disney+ just three months after its theatrical release. That’s good news for Tron fans, who won’t have to wait long to watch Ares at home – it will be available in just a few days.