Games

It feels like virtual reality headsets have been largely forgotten lately. While new games are still being released, they don’t come out very often.

The original Kena: Bridge of Spirits stood out when it released with a $39.99 price tag, quite a while before many games started costing $50. However, its sequel, Scars of Kosmora, might be more expensive. Ember Lab is now working with PlayStation Studios to create a much larger game, suggesting a higher price point.

While the Avengers movies constantly add new faces and concepts, some comic book heroes are unlikely to ever appear in the MCU. Their strange or complex storylines would be incredibly difficult to adapt for live-action alongside the established characters. Despite their potential power, it’s hard to imagine a way to successfully integrate them into the MCU.

The original Dragon Ball anime first appeared on Japanese television on February 26, 1986. Created by Toei Animation, the series introduced audiences to Son Goku and his exciting world. Unlike later installments, the story began with a twelve-year-old Goku, who, while strong, only had a power level in the hundreds. Over the course of the three-year run – from 1986 to 1989 – the initial Dragon Ball series produced 153 episodes and several movies, ultimately establishing the foundation for the franchise’s massive success in the anime world.

The debut of DC All-In #1 in 2024 sparked interest in a possible return for the group, and DC has been hinting at it ever since, beginning with the introduction of the Darkseid Legion—a villainous take on the classic team. While the group hasn’t resonated with readers recently, there’s a genuine buzz surrounding their comeback that hasn’t been felt in years. DC has officially announced the team’s return for 2026, and many believe it could be exactly what the company needs to succeed.

Since its debut, For All Mankind has been a cornerstone of Apple TV+, satisfying sci-fi fans with its unique take on history and offering content unavailable elsewhere. With the fifth season arriving next month, Apple TV+ has now given a first look at Star City, the first spinoff series focusing on the Russian space program. These initial photos suggest the new show will expand the world of For All Mankind and establish it as a full-fledged franchise.

The tenth season of Scrubs begins with John and Elliot divorced and sharing custody of their two children. J.D. has left Sacred Heart and is now a doctor who makes house calls to elderly patients. The premiere episode follows his return to the hospital to help one of them, forcing him to deal with some personal issues. The episode ends with Dr. Perry Cox unexpectedly giving J.D. his position as Chief of Medicine, pulling J.D. back into his former life and reconnecting him with Elliot and Dr. Chris Turk.

Here are 10 episodes from the original Twilight Zone series (which aired from 1959 to 1964) that are still compelling and relevant today.

Honestly, playing Tokyo Xtreme Racer feels like stepping back in time – and I mean that in the best way possible! It’s got this incredibly nostalgic vibe, like the developers, Genki, were stuck in 2007 and just recently started working again. It’s just overflowing with old-school energy.

Surgent Studios decided to release FixForce themselves after seeing how much fun and unpredictable energy it created during development, according to founder Abubakar Salim. He explained that while FixForce is a departure from their previous, more serious games dealing with difficult themes like grief and abuse, they wanted to create something lighthearted and enjoyable. Salim jokingly assured fans they would return to making darker, more emotionally challenging games after this project.