As a gamer, I can’t wait to dive into the action with the latest Marvel Comics release, “Ultimate Wolverine.” Written by Chris Condon, who brought us “That Texas Blood,” and illustrated by Alessandro Cappuccio, known for his work on “Moon Knight,” this title marks their debut in the Ultimate Universe.
If the idea of being trapped inside a massive playground designed for children, controlled by unidentified billionaires who gamble on your suffering, doesn’t already give you chills, Netflix has just released an eerie sneak peek at Season 2 of Squid Game. The highly successful South Korean suspense series from Netflix is set to return on December 26, 2024. Despite the possibility that the contestants may be traumatized for life (or worse), viewers are eagerly anticipating another chance to dive back into the dangerously fun games.
Over time, Cyberpunk 2077 has experienced a turbulent journey in terms of critical response, initially being seen as a highly contentious game before eventually gaining widespread praise due to frequent, substantial, and numerous post-release updates. In terms of commercial success, however, its sales trajectory has been less volatile, with strong initial sales for CD Projekt RED that have continued to perform well even years after its launch.
This weekend, you can catch the sequel to the 2016 Disney animated smash hit Moana, titled Moana 2. However, if you’re looking for a live-action version of the story, mark your calendars for 2026. That’s when Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (as the charming demigod Maui) and Catherine Laga’aia (portraying Moana) will bring the tale to life on the big screen.
A reliable source close to Mortal Kombat 1 has announced that the fighting game will not receive any further DLC once Kombat Pack 2 is concluded. In contrast to the previous title, Mortal Kombat 11, NetherRealm Studios initially intended to extend their support for a longer duration than they did with the earlier edition. Consequently, some fans assumed that Mortal Kombat 1 might receive multiple story expansions and Kombat Packs in the years following its release. However, it appears that the success of Khaos Reigns has prompted NetherRealm to alter their original plans.
Whenever Kendrick Lamar releases a new album, it’s quite a significant occurrence in the music industry. The song “GNX” has been making waves around the globe, spawning numerous memes due to its infectious beats and shout-outs featured in his recent tracks. Previously, we’ve witnessed some fascinating collaborations between the anime world and hip hop, such as rapper Logic partnering with Crunchyroll to produce “Cowboy Bebop” merchandise earlier this year. Now, many anime enthusiasts are speculating that Lamar’s latest hit single, “TV Off,” could be a nod to iconic scenes from the Dragon Ball Z series.