According to video game insider Nate the Hate, PlayStation’s first State of Play presentation in 2026 is expected to happen in February. This means we won’t see a State of Play this week to finish up January. Nate didn’t share any specific details about which games will be featured, but we might learn more in the coming days or weeks.
Interestingly, the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem seems to strike a balance between these two very different approaches.
A surprising Disney movie has broken one of the impressive box office records previously held by Avengers: Endgame. While many predicted Avatar 3 would be the one to surpass Endgame, it was actually Zootopia 2 that achieved this feat. Endgame had been the highest-grossing Hollywood film in China until Zootopia 2’s unexpected success in the Chinese market pushed it into first place.
A new report from industry source Daniel Richtman suggests Thanos (Josh Brolin) will appear in the upcoming Avengers: Secret Wars movie. Although Thanos was seemingly defeated in Avengers: Endgame, the multiverse allows for his return. It’s worth noting that while Richtman has been right about some Marvel plans in the past, his long-term predictions aren’t always accurate, so this news should be viewed with caution. However, including Thanos in Secret Wars makes sense given the comic book source material and the previous work of the Russo brothers. Rumors about Thanos appearing in the film have surfaced before as well.
MST Financial analyst David Gibson recently shared his assessment of Sony’s performance, as reported by a Japanese company and translated by VGC.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is the third game in the series, and it lets you create and manage a town full of Miis. These characters will interact with each other – they’ll hang out, make friends, and sometimes even argue, which can be funny or frustrating! You can also customize your Miis with lots of new options.
Here are 10 movies that are highly rewatchable – you’ll probably enjoy them even after seeing them multiple times. They’re simply fun to watch, but many also offer interesting insights into our world. Ultimately, it’s the stories themselves – ones we can connect with or find truly captivating – that keep us hooked, often more than the action.
The new series, Dragon Ball Daima, surprised fans by changing established story details. A major point of contention is the introduction of Super Saiyan 4, which doesn’t quite fit with the events of Dragon Ball Super. In Super, Goku specifically says Super Saiyan 3 was his limit before becoming a god. Since both series are considered official canon, Super Saiyan 4 creates a contradiction. However, with a remake of Dragon Ball Super on the way, there’s a chance to resolve this inconsistency and make everything fit together.
The initial trailer for Maul – Shadow Lord showcases a unique animation style for Lucasfilm. It’s visually impressive and introduces a Star Wars adventure set during the dark times of the Empire, where Maul tries to rebuild his criminal empire. While we know this story eventually leads to the downfall of his Crimson Dawn organization (as seen in Solo: A Star Wars Story and later Star Wars Rebels), the trailer promises an exciting and authentically *Star Warsstyle experience.
The hero shooter market is becoming increasingly crowded, especially with new games like Highguard expected in 2026. This growth comes after some disappointments with titles like Overwatch 2, and many hero shooters struggle to find lasting success. Games like Battleborn and Paladins haven’t been able to build large player communities, often because their characters aren’t compelling enough or other aspects of the game detract from the core shooting experience.