Games

It’s well-known that streaming services are fiercely competing in the anime streaming market, with contenders like Crunchyroll, Hulu, Netflix, MAX, and others grabbing popular series and producing original anime content. It appears that one of these platforms has secured the most eagerly awaited anime of the autumn season, possibly even of 2024. Netflix has a history of creating original anime series such as Castlevania, Baki Hanma, Beastars, Arcane, and others; however, their latest announcement is set to make headlines. Prepare for an exciting adventure this month as Netflix introduces Dragon Ball Daima to its platform!

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It seems that the prediction about the demise of physical media might have been too hasty, as Blu-ray sales have recently seen a surge – particularly for limited edition Steelbooks. The Steelbook versions of Deadpool & Wolverine are flying off the shelves, and releases like the Terminator 40th anniversary and Godzilla Minus One 4K Steelbooks have sold out incredibly quickly. Given this trend, the pre-orders for the Blu-ray release of Alien: Romulus are now open, and the cover of its 4K Steelbook is truly eye-catching.

The remake of “Silent Hill 2” by Bloober Team and Konami will be released next week, but early reviews are already out, offering a glimpse into the revamped version of the 2001 horror game. Given that Silent Hill is often considered on par with Resident Evil among survival-horror enthusiasts, it’s fair to say that Bloober Team felt quite a bit of pressure to get this game right. Luckily for both Bloober Team and Silent Hill fans, the early Metacritic scores suggest that players can look forward to a well-received game when “Silent Hill 2” launches on November 8th.

Considering a getaway? How about a scenic journey through Transylvania’s countryside, you might fancy? This Universal Monsters Travel Trunk Crossbody Bag from Loungefly makes an excellent companion for exploring the unknown. It’s common knowledge that monsters are less likely to devour you if they admire your sense of style.

The third season of “That ’90s Show” won’t be available on Netflix anymore, as the streaming service decided to terminate the spinoff of “That ’70s Show.” Fans of “That ’70s Show” were thrilled when they learned that some original cast members would reprise their roles in the Netflix series set two decades later. The main characters of “That ’90s Show” were Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp, who portrayed Red and Kitty Forman. Other familiar faces from “That ’70s Show,” including Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Wilmer Valderrama, made guest appearances in the series. Unfortunately, despite these star-studded appearances, the viewership for “That ’90s Show” during its second season wasn’t enough to prevent it from being canceled by Netflix.