Games

PlayStation’s event kicks off on September 25th at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, and attendees will have the chance to play a variety of games, such as:

The animated series *Haunted Hotel* takes place in a spooky, cursed hotel that draws in ghosts and supernatural dangers, preventing anyone who dies there from ever leaving. After the hotel’s owner, Nathan (voiced by Will Forte), passes away, his sister Katherine (voiced by Eliza Coupe) inherits the struggling business and moves in with her children, Ben (voiced by Skyler Gisondo) and Esther (voiced by Natalie Palamides). She quickly learns that Nathan’s spirit still lingers, and he tries – though not always successfully – to help her manage the hotel. Adding to the unusual mix is Abbadon (voiced by Jimmi Simpson), a former demon now stuck in the body of a child since the 1700s.

We found a Season Pass insert in early copies of the new SEGA racing game (which we previewed this week). It confirms that characters from Minecraft, Pac-Man, SpongeBob, Avatar, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be playable as guest additions.

The broadcast is scheduled for September 24th at 7:00 AM Pacific Time / 3:00 PM British Summer Time, and will feature the latest news on these games:

The game *Wobbly Life* is coming to Xbox Game Pass in September 2025. It’s been available in early access for some time, but officially launched today. That means Game Pass subscribers will be able to play it right away. While it might not be as hyped as some other recent Game Pass additions, *Wobbly Life* actually has very positive user reviews.

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From the beginning of the season, it’s been obvious how the two storylines are linked. The main reason ARGUS director Rick Flag Sr. (Frank Grillo) is watching Peacemaker (John Cena) is because of a dangerous event involving Lex Luthor in the *Superman* movie. In that film, Luthor almost destroyed reality with his experimental technology, which scared the U.S. government. This makes Peacemaker’s invention – the Quantum Unfolding Chamber – a major concern for them. Be warned: The following contains spoilers for Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 5

Warning: Spoilers below for Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 5

Anime often makes magic feel incredibly strong – you can almost feel the magical energy radiating from the screen as characters work hard to master spells and become more powerful, overcoming any challenge. But who are the *best* mages in all of anime? It’s a tough question, and it’s about more than just how powerful their spells are. A truly great mage needs more than just raw power.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page: