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For years, many monster fans have dreamed of seeing Gamera, the beloved, fire-breathing turtle, battle Godzilla. While it would be an exciting matchup, it’s probably not going to happen. The best chance for that crossover would have been during the Heisei era, when Toho produced both Godzilla and Gamera movies. Good news for fans of those older films: all four Heisei-era Gamera movies, plus eight from the Shōwa era, are now available on Prime Video. However, you’ll need a Netflix subscription to watch the 6-episode series, Gamera Rebirth.

This atmospheric, gothic-style action-adventure game is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC through Steam.

MLB The Show is adding new high school and college career modes. The popular Diamond Dynasty mode will also get fresh content with updates to Weekend Classic and Diamond Quest. Starting November 21st, you can use packs you earned in MLB The Show 25 within the new game through special “Now and Later” packs. If you sign up for The Scouting Report before November 14th, you’ll receive five of these packs early.

In a recent PlayStation Blog post, the team behind MLB The Show 25 discussed the improvements they’ve made to the game and hinted at what’s to come in MLB The Show 26. They described the changes in this year’s game as only the first step, and shared that they plan to continue improving how the game feels by focusing on things like pitch movement and how the ball reacts when hit. While they also mentioned updates to modes like Diamond Dynasty, Franchise, and Road to the Show, they didn’t share many details about those specific improvements just yet.

Hallmark+ isn’t just offering its full library of movies this holiday season—it’s also launched two new features that promise to enhance the viewing experience and could even set a new standard for streaming services.

However, episodes 5 and 6 aren’t terrible enough to ruin the entire season of Dispatch. The game still shines with its detailed animation and vibrant, comic book-inspired art style, which is better than what most games offer. Because these episodes rely so heavily on cutscenes, the quality of those scenes is especially important to the overall experience.

I recently chatted with Stephanie Phillips, the writer of the new Planet She-Hulk series, and artist Aaron Kuder, and let me tell you, they’ve got something special brewing. They both emphasized a really immersive story, with some fantastic world-building that’s going to pull readers in from page one. Plus, I’m excited to share an exclusive first look at the cover for Planet She-Hulk #4, so keep reading for all the details!

You don’t need to watch the trailer closely to find all the Star Warsinspired weapons – we’ve listed them all below. A Reddit user from r/DestinyTheGame deserves a lot of the credit, as they first identified each weapon and its Star Wars origins. These weapons will be available in Destiny 2: Renegade when it launches on December 2, 2025, and they’re designed to feel like the gear you’d use fighting the Sith in the Star Wars* universe.

Despite many horror sequels being overlooked, it’s often not because they’re bad. A lot of them suffered from the flood of direct-to-video releases in the 90s, where they were easily lost among low-quality films. Others were unfairly judged because they came after hugely successful and beloved originals, creating impossible expectations. However, when viewed separately from those originals, many of these sequels prove to be surprisingly bold, creative, and genuinely frightening movies on their own.

In early October, Battlefield 6 was the biggest name in multiplayer gaming. The latest installment in EA’s popular series made a strong return, receiving positive reviews and achieving impressive sales.