Amazon’s Prime Video just gave fans a first look at its upcoming animated series, BAT-FAM, arriving in November. The show is a fun, half-hour action-comedy that follows the Batman Family as they face off against classic villains like Ra’s al Ghul and Man-Bat. You can see some initial images of the series below, and it boasts an impressive voice cast too!
Brad Winderbaum, head of streaming, television, and animation at Marvel Studios, recently told IGN that a third season of *Daredevil: Born Again* is officially happening. He confirmed they’ve given the go-ahead and filming will begin next year.
It’s clear Norman Osborn isn’t the real Spider-Man, and his attempt to fill in as the hero has made Peter Parker act much more aggressively. Other Spider-People in New York noticed this change and decided to investigate, leading to a confrontation. What they discover is a shocking betrayal – Norman isn’t just a part of the Spider-Family, he’s become its strongest member in a long time. In the process, Marvel has offered a fresh and relevant take on Spider-Man’s famous motto: “with great power comes great responsibility.”
Because of its continued popularity, Netflix is quickly building out the world of *Wednesday*. A third season was officially confirmed in July 2025, before the second season even aired, showing how much faith the streaming service has in the show’s future. They’re also working on a spin-off series focusing on the popular character Uncle Fester, with Fred Armisen returning to play the role. However, the almost three-year wait between the first and second seasons – partly caused by general delays in the TV industry – is part of a growing pattern of longer gaps between seasons of popular shows. So, while fans are excited for the next chapter at Nevermore Academy, Jenna Ortega will be starring in several new movies in the meantime.
Good news for fans of the series: Kyle is back, and he’s more powerful than ever! After being subjected to over ten years of cruel experiments by The Baron, he manages to escape into the nearby nature reserve.
Here is an overview of the game, via Apogee Entertainment:
The PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch versions of the game will both be sold as physical copies and digital downloads in Japan for 5,340 yen. You can pre-order now from stores such as Amazon and Biccamera.
The demo is roughly 1.5 to 2.5 hours long and divided into two sections. The first lets you play the beginning of the game, and your progress will be saved when the full game launches. The second section showcases later parts of the story, including a portion of a dungeon, but any progress you make in that dungeon won’t transfer to the main game.
In the *Hitman* games, IO Interactive generally considers combat a sign that players haven’t succeeded, as the focus is on stealth. However, with *007: First Light*, the developers want players to feel comfortable using guns when they want to. It’s being designed so that engaging in combat is a valid way to play, rather than something to avoid.
Here’s how the temporary sale affects PS5 pricing in the UK: