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Good news for Steam Deck owners who were waiting for official support! Borderlands 4, the latest installment in the Borderlands series, has now been verified and runs well on the Steam Deck. The game launched on September 12th with initial support for only a few platforms, meaning it didn’t work on devices like the Steam Deck or PS5 Pro at first. Now, Steam Deck players can finally enjoy the game, and the developers have consistently expanded platform support.

Prime Video has released a first look at Pretty Lethal, a new horror movie that combines the worlds of ballet and intense action. The film centers around five dancers – played by Maddie Ziegler, Lana Condor, Iris Apatow, Avantika, and Millicent Simmonds – whose trip to a major competition takes a terrifying turn when their bus breaks down in a secluded forest. They’re forced to take shelter at a creepy inn, and a newly released photo shows the cast covered in blood, hinting at the horrors that await them. Another image introduces Uma Thurman as Devora Kasimer, the innkeeper and a former ballet star.

Despite Goku being a central figure, the series has many fantastic fights that happen without him. These battles showcase heroes facing challenges on their own, explore rivalries separate from Goku and Vegeta, and spotlight characters who could potentially carry on Goku’s legacy. Here are ten of the best examples – exciting fights that don’t need Goku to be great and perfectly represent the spirit of the show.

Released in 1999 for the PlayStation, Crash Team Racing quickly became a popular racing game, offering a fun alternative to the Mario Kart series. Players loved its sleek design, the 15 characters from the Crash Bandicoot games, and the many power-ups that kept the racing exciting. While clearly inspired by Mario Kart, Crash Team Racing established itself as a unique and successful title. It has been followed by two sequels: Crash Nitro Kart and Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, which is a remastered version of the original game with content from the second installment.

A recent leak suggests Starfield could come to PlayStation 5 on a specific date, with both standard and premium editions available. It’s worth noting this comes from the same source who previously (and incorrectly) predicted Rockstar wouldn’t release a physical copy of GTA 6 at launch. However, this source has been reliable when reporting on Microsoft-related news in the past.

The title arrives on PS5 next week, on 12th February 2026, priced at $24.99/£19.99/€24.99.

The second Features Overview video explains the combat system in Crimson Desert, specifically how to play as Greymane. It covers everything from choosing weapons and combining skills to unlocking new abilities and improving your gear. You’ll also learn about the dangers you’ll face in Pywel and how to become a powerful warrior.

The developer has skillfully built excitement leading up to their major game release this year. Recent previews show a game with a strong, compelling story and a fantastic combination of everything fans love about the series.

Additional Playable Characters

Today, the developers released the second in a series of detailed videos about the game Crimson Desert. This video focuses on how the combat works and how players will progress. The game’s box art also reveals that you’ll be able to play as characters other than Cliff, with two additional characters shown alongside him.