If the game seems too challenging or not challenging enough for you, don’t worry! The developers, Rebel Wolves, have included plenty of difficulty options to customize your experience.
I was so hyped when they dropped that recap video last week! It was a perfect way to get us all ready for what’s about to happen – things really kick off with Episode 7. And then Omori, the author, left this amazing message after the episode aired. They talked about how, while writing this ‘Tower Arc,’ they remembered advice from a senior writer: that becoming a writer isn’t the finish line, it’s just the beginning! It was super inspiring, and they also thanked us all for watching and got us even more excited for the next episode. I can’t wait!
Poison Ivy first appeared in Batman #181, in a story called “Beware of—Poison Ivy!” written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Sheldon Moldoff (credited as Bob Kane). The comic’s cover was created by the renowned Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson. Infantino and Kanigher envisioned Ivy as a new female villain in Gotham, determined to become the city’s top female criminal, and she immediately shows interest in both Bruce Wayne and Batman—at one point, she even comments on Bruce’s attractiveness while admiring Batman’s physique. This early story is a fun, over-the-top adventure, and the Poison Ivy presented in Batman #181 is quite different from the character fans know today. However, it’s an important issue that any Batman enthusiast would be thrilled to own.
I was so excited to hear that Batman: Arkham Knight is now part of Xbox’s Play Anywhere program! It’s awesome because now I can switch between playing on my Xbox and my PC without losing my progress. My game just picks up where I left off, which is super convenient. Honestly, I didn’t expect them to add an older game like Arkham Knight to the Play Anywhere list, but it’s a fantastic surprise and a really great move by Xbox. They’ve been pushing this Play Anywhere thing for a while, especially with new games, so it’s cool to see them include titles like this too.
Fans are eagerly anticipating the return of Scrubs after the Season 1 finale, which saw the Janitor continuing to playfully harass J.D. and revealed Dr. Cox will be back at Sacred Heart – this time as a patient. The best news? Season 2 is coming this fall on both ABC and Hulu! Originally, there were concerns the wait might be a year or more, but it looks like we’ll only have a few months between seasons.
He needed to catch a flight and wouldn’t be available to work with Housemarque for six months, but they urgently needed the trailer. To make his flight, he had to record very early in the morning on the other side of Los Angeles, and he got stuck in traffic. He was incredibly stressed and frustrated by seven or eight in the morning when they recorded the teaser trailer. The resulting voice was much more intense and angry than anything they’d tried before. He and Greg immediately realized that voice was perfect for the character. Arjun’s personality – being angry and unable to conceal it – truly came to life in that moment.
The game will launch at midnight local time for console players worldwide, meaning it becomes available as soon as it hits midnight in your specific region. However, players who purchased the Deluxe Edition in Los Angeles, Honolulu, Denver, and Chicago can begin playing on May 18th at their local midnight.
I’m so excited about Lanterns! It looks like the story jumps between 2016 and 2026, with Kyle Chandler playing Hal Jordan as the Green Lantern in the earlier timeline, and Aaron Pierre taking on the role by 2026. The new trailer really hints at what both of them are up to, and that chilling question – “Are you afraid?” – keeps running through my head. We finally get a good look at Hal’s costume, and apparently Nathan Fillion is going to make an appearance as Guy Gardner too! I can’t wait!
Back in 1991, Wolf Team (later becoming part of Bandai Namco in 2012) created an action game called Arcus Odyssey, and it was initially available only on the Sega Genesis. While the game eventually came to other systems, it first launched as a Genesis exclusive. Now, in 2026, Limited Run Games is bringing back this classic with a special physical release – but not for today’s consoles. They’re making it for the original Sega Genesis!
One of the things that makes Dead as Disco so fun is its gameplay, which perfectly times every punch, kick, combo, and finishing move to the music. This makes every fight feel powerful and creates a lot of rewarding moments when you land hits on the beat. Plus, the game’s action is similar to popular series known for their smooth, complex combat systems, letting you create a really stylish and fluid fighting experience.