Sony announced that Brian is leaving his role overseeing Sucker Punch Productions, with the studio now led by Jason Connell and Adrian Bentley starting January 1st. Connell and Bentley, both longtime leaders at Sucker Punch, will focus on creating the compelling, character-focused games that PlayStation Studios is known for, ensuring the studio’s future success.
Ariana and the Elder Codex first launched on August 21, 2025 in Japan.
Here’s a complete look at the next wave of DC Multiverse figures. You can pre-order them starting December 17th at 9am Pacific Time / 12pm Eastern Time through the retailers listed below. You can already see the Walmart listings, though they won’t be active until the pre-order date. Also, we recommend being prepared to order the Spawn Image Comics Founders Series McFarlane Elite Edition figure as soon as it’s available on December 18th. You should be able to find both the Spawn figure and the new DC Multiverse releases at Entertainment Earth and Amazon around that time.
Following the success of their recent game, Larian Studios announced they weren’t planning a direct sequel like Baldur’s Gate 4. Instead, they hinted at a new and exciting project. While continuing the Baldur’s Gate series would have been the easier path, the developers confirmed they’d use their resources to try something different. At The Game Awards, they revealed that new project: a new installment in their acclaimed Divinity RPG series. Though revealed only with a cinematic trailer and no actual gameplay footage, the announcement still generated a lot of excitement among fans.
It’s been over forty years since Jason Todd, the second Robin, first appeared in Batman comics (originally published November 1982, with a cover date of March 1983), and donned the Robin costume in December 1983. Despite his long history and potential, DC Comics still seems unsure how to best utilize this complex and fascinating character.
The final episode of IT: Welcome to Derry significantly expands on the show’s already bold concept. Rather than simply telling a prequel story about Pennywise’s previous awakening (before the IT movies), the episode introduces a surprising twist that lays the groundwork for potential future seasons – Seasons 2 and 3, though they haven’t been officially confirmed yet. These upcoming seasons would take place in different eras than the first, but would still be part of the overarching story connected to the IT films.
The Standard Edition is priced at $39.99, and a Deluxe Edition is available for $59.99. The Deluxe Edition comes with two masks and a Season Pass, which may include future story content. We don’t have many details about the Season Pass right now, but hopefully more information will be released before the game launches.
Hey everyone, just letting you know there’s a new Mortal Kombat 1 update out on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, and PC. It’s mostly about making the characters more balanced. They’ve tweaked 18 fighters in total, with Shang Tsung, Raiden, Tanya, and Li Mei getting the biggest changes. They also adjusted eight Kameo fighters, but those changes are pretty minor compared to the main roster.
The latest preview of Primal Season 3 confirms Spear’s return – as a zombie! He’ll be fighting his way through various creatures, promising a particularly violent and unique season for fans. Adult Swim has just released another exciting sneak peek at the upcoming season, which premieres in January. You can watch it below.
Get ready for more nautical nonsense! The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack is returning to Cartoon Network on January 5th at 11:30 AM. While many fans expected it to air on Adult Swim or Toonami, the show will be exclusive to Cartoon Network. If you can’t wait until next month, all episodes are currently available to stream on Hulu. It skipped HBO Max, so it’s possible Flapjack could appear on other streaming platforms later on.