Studio Trigger has earned a strong reputation thanks to its consistently high-quality work and impressive successes. This is especially evident when you look at their most popular shows, which really showcase what makes the studio unique and so well-regarded around the world.
Marvel’s new Hulk series, *Hulk: Smash Everything*, will explore just how strong the Hulk really is. The first issue, written by Ryan North and illustrated by Vincenzo Carratù, hits stores on December 1st. It promises a lot of action as the Hulk faces a huge variety of challenges. ComicBook has a sneak peek at the series, along with an interview with North and Carratù discussing their vision for this ultimate test of strength for the iconic hero and what excites them most about the project.
I’m really excited about *Marathon*, one of PlayStation’s big pushes into the live-service game world. It’s actually a revival of a classic Bungie franchise from way back in the 90s – before *Halo* took off! Bungie, after all their work on *Destiny*, is bringing it back as an extraction shooter, and it’s going to look really different. Even though Bungie is now part of PlayStation, they’re planning to release it on Xbox too, which is awesome. It’s been a bit of a bumpy road though, and the game has faced some pretty significant challenges during development.
As a lifelong movie fan, I was thrilled to see Disney finally stream *Something Wicked This Way Comes*! It’s been missing for years, and it’s amazing they’ve brought it back for everyone to enjoy. This is actually the very first time the film has been available on *any* streaming service! It originally hit theaters back in 1983 as an adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s novel. While it didn’t do well at the box office – Disney had a rough time with live-action films in the ’80s – it really stuck with a lot of us kids and became one of those movies that genuinely freaked us out, in the best way!
As a long-time movie critic, I’ve seen franchises fade, but *Harry Potter* is proving remarkably resilient. Even though the last film came out over ten years ago, the fans are still incredibly engaged, crafting all sorts of theories to fill in the gaps and add new layers to the story. I’ve been diving into some of the most compelling ones, and let me tell you, these eight *Harry Potter* fan theories will absolutely change the way you view the films.
Currently, critics on Rotten Tomatoes give *Tron: Ares* a score of 58%, based on 53 reviews. While it’s not considered “Certified Fresh,” this is actually a better score than the previous *Tron* movie, *Tron: Legacy*, which received 51%. The original *Tron* still holds the highest score in the series at 60%.
The first look at the new *Chainsaw Man* movie shows Denji, Aki, and Power back together as Devil Hunters, hinting at a new story. While characters like Makima and Kishibe make appearances, Reze isn’t shown in this initial footage. The sequence also contains hidden clues about how the movie will begin.
In a recent interview with The Game Business celebrating its 30th anniversary, long-time PlayStation producer Martin Alltimes shared that Sony almost acquired the studio behind the Theme Park series.
There’s some disappointing news about cross-play. According to the official FAQ, you can’t limit cross-play to only consoles – turning it off will simply group players who are all on the same console together. Also, console players won’t be able to use mouse and keyboard controls at launch, so it won’t be a factor when playing against PC players.
The first look at the new *Chainsaw Man* movie shows Denji, Aki, and Power back together as Devil Hunters, hinting at the adventures to come. We also see familiar faces like Makima, and while Reze isn’t featured, characters like Angel and Kishibe do appear. The footage includes small clues about how the movie will begin.