Many prominent groups, like The Game Awards, chose Clair Obscura as Game of the Year, and it deserved the recognition. However, its success began to dominate conversations, overshadowing other excellent games. Now, with votes from over 43 million Steam users tallied, a different game has been chosen – and it’s a popular and understandable choice.
This list focuses on upcoming live-action adaptations of anime that haven’t been released yet. So, you won’t find titles like Netflix’s One Piece and Avatar: The Last Airbender here – but we’re really looking forward to seeing those shows too! Now, let’s jump into the list.
Despite keeping the original title, Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass is launching on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch on February 5th. While the price hasn’t been revealed, the PC version currently costs $14.99. The console release was initially planned for April 2025, but the exact date was kept secret until now. The game’s trophy list is now available, and it’s interesting because the PC version doesn’t have achievements, so this gives players on PlayStation, Xbox, and (likely) Switch a first look at the platform-specific rewards they can earn.
Even when looking at Hogwarts through the lens of a magical world, many things about the school don’t quite add up. From unrealistic staffing to dangerous conditions and rules that don’t make sense, the series is full of inconsistencies. Here are five of the biggest Hogwarts problems that fans still debate about today.
In the primary Marvel Universe (Earth-616), Hank Pym uses his intelligence to invent Pym Particles, which allow him and his assistant Janet van Dyne to become the superheroes Ant-Man and Wasp, and eventually marry. But in an alternate universe (Earth-6160), a villain called the Maker causes an accident that severely injures Hank, preventing him from finishing his research. This forces Hank and Janet to work as pest control professionals. They only become superheroes when Iron Lad, a hero from the future, arrives and provides them with size-changing suits. However, Janet’s personality shifts in this reality, making her a much more complex and morally ambiguous hero than she’s ever been before.
I often find myself drawn to classic villains like the Riddler and Reverse-Flash. However, some newer villains have caught my attention recently, even if they didn’t all become hugely popular. It’s a shame when a villain with a lot of promise gets overlooked. I think initiatives like Next Level are a perfect opportunity to revisit at least five of these underrated villains in 2026 and give them another chance.
You know, I’m really happy to see Star Wars Outlaws getting a second look! It feels like more and more people are jumping in, and honestly, a lot of us were too quick to judge it at first. I see so many posts from people who stopped playing but are giving it another try, and even brand new players are discovering it now. It seems like things are really turning around for the game, and I think it’s finally getting the positive attention it deserves after that initial wave of criticism.
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe gets more powerful, it’s becoming harder for lesser-known heroes to really shine. But there are still a few characters Marvel Studios should develop further before it’s too late. Here’s a look at seven Avengers who deserve another chance to prove themselves.
Brenton Thwaites, who played Nightwing in the Titans series, recently discussed the chance of returning to the role within the new DC Universe. While promoting his new film, We Bury the Dead, he admitted he hasn’t been following the DCU changes closely, but expressed his fondness for the character. “I really love Nightwing, and the fans are amazing,” Thwaites said. “I’d definitely be up for playing Dick Grayson again, but I’m not sure what the future holds.”
Throughout January, Amazon Luna will be adding 11 new games to its cloud gaming service. The biggest highlight is likely Civilization VI, which is available to play right now. Other notable games coming this month include Harold Halibut, ELDERBORN, and Brigador.