Bungie acknowledged players’ concerns about a recent change to in-game audio and agrees it went too far. They’re planning an update to restore clear communication without overly extending the range. In the meantime, this week’s update will increase how much ammo, salvage, and grenades you can store in the Vault. Specifically, Volt ammo, healing items, and shields will now stack up to 30.
The next game might build on what Donkey Kong Bananza established, but it will also try new things. Producer Kenta Motokura explained to GamesRadar that, like the transition from Super Mario Odyssey to Donkey Kong Bananza – where ideas foreshadowed future development – this next project will likely contain hints about what’s coming after that. He anticipates ideas from Donkey Kong Bananza will offer clues about their future plans.
As a lifelong fan, it’s incredibly frustrating that we may never get the full picture of why Hulu pulled the plug on the reboot. Honestly, it feels like this effectively kills off the entire Buffy universe. It’s especially disheartening because even the comics and novels had already wound down, seemingly to make space for this new show. Now, I’m left wondering what the future holds for Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Is there any chance Disney and Hulu will reconsider and give this iconic franchise another shot?
This week also brings new releases including The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin for PlayStation 5 and PC, MLB The Show 26 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch, and Death Stranding 2: On the Beach now available on PC.
Now, active Challenge Cards will appear on a leaderboard, so you can easily track your progress and see how much time you have left to improve your score. We’ve also enabled Quickplay for Survival Missions by default, which should make it much faster and easier to find matches if you enjoy that game mode.
To give you an idea of its potential, Resident Evil Requiem was one of the most anticipated games on Steam in February 2026, with 2.5 million wishlists, making it the third most wishlisted title. While Pragmata likely has wishlists from multiple stores, these numbers are still encouraging for a brand new game, especially one with a unique style of gameplay.
Jazwares is releasing a new line of Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 toys featuring popular characters like Mike Wheeler, Will Byers, and Eleven. Each figure comes with a special weapon or accessory. The line also introduces Nikki Baxter, a brand new character, along with two original monsters: the Vine Dog and the Gourde Hord. You’ll be able to find these figures exclusively at Target. Check out the full collection below!
The anime series based on Kinosuke Naito’s Farming Life in Another World originally premiered three years ago, and fans will be happy to hear it’s returning for a second season. It will begin streaming on HIDIVE as part of the Spring 2026 anime lineup, as officially announced in a press release. You can get a sneak peek at the new season’s visuals below.
It makes sense to combine the popular ‘The Mercenaries’ mode from different Resident Evil games into one large experience. Games like Resident Evil 7, Village, and Requiem, along with the remakes, all feature unique enemies, locations, and bosses with little repetition. Including all the recent heroes and villains, each with their own special skills and weapons, would make the game even more fun to play again and again.
The trailer for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls showed off the X-Men and suggests the game will feature five main leaders: Storm, Ghost Rider, Captain America, Doctor Doom, and Spider-Man. It looks like each leader will command a team made up of both familiar characters and new fighters, potentially based on a specific theme. While we can imagine Captain America leading the Avengers and Doctor Doom assembling a villainous squad, the structure of these teams – aside from the X-Men – is still a mystery.