Games

You can now download Forza Horizon 6 before its official release on Xbox Series X|S and PC through the Xbox app. The game requires a significant amount of storage space – between 130GB and 167GB, depending on your platform and where you purchase it from. Specifically, it needs 135GB on Xbox Series X, 130GB on Xbox Series S, and around 160GB on PC via the Xbox app. The Steam version for PC requires 167GB, and an SSD (Solid State Drive) is necessary for the PC version no matter where you buy it. If you purchased the Premium Edition, you can start playing on May 15, 2026. Everyone else can jump in on May 19, 2026.

Spring 2026 has a lot of great shows, and viewers are still discovering favorites from earlier this year. With so many options, we’ve put together a list of standout series that have really shined so far this spring. Keep reading to find our picks for Spring 2026’s hidden gems and where you can watch them.

An animated adaptation of this long fantasy series is a great idea because it avoids the time and money problems that slowed down the previous live-action show. This new version has a chance to address the biggest complaints about the first attempt, especially its departures from the original books. However, the project still faces a hurdle: even though the original author, Robert Jordan, is no longer with us, it would be ideal to involve the writer who finished the series, Brandon Sanderson. His understanding of the story could make the adaptation more accurate and enjoyable, but he’s very busy and may not have time to contribute significantly.

I’m so excited about the cast coming together for ‘Man of Tomorrow’! I just read in The Hollywood Reporter that Sinqua Walls has joined the project, though they’re keeping his role a secret for now. It feels like every day brings a new exciting addition – last week it was Matthew Lillard, who I loved as Mr. Charles in ‘Daredevil: Born Again’! We already knew Lars Eidinger would be playing Brainiac, Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, and Adria Arjona is rumored to be Maxima, alongside David Corenswet as Superman and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. It’s shaping up to be an incredible movie!

I’m always hearing about the latest, hottest shows, but honestly, the streaming services are full of amazing hidden treasures! There are so many great shows that people have either forgotten about or just aren’t talking about much anymore. Whatever the reason, they’re totally worth a binge-watch, and I’ve found seven that I think you’ll really enjoy. I’m excited to share them – they deserve a lot more attention!

Even though a new game mode was recently added to Resident Evil Requiem, Capcom has announced plans for even more downloadable content in the future. This will likely include a story expansion, adding extra chapters to the game and potentially increasing the difficulty. With so much interest in survival horror games right now, it’s not surprising that the newest Resident Evil game will receive additional content and story elements.

The end of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 has dramatically changed the status quo for Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil. In a surprising move during the season finale, he revealed his secret identity in court to prevent Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) from using it against him. This means Daredevil now faces a public trial and potential imprisonment, significantly altering his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With his identity exposed, he’s now one of only a few remaining masked heroes who no longer operate in secret to protect their families and continue their work.

Here is a look at the most important heralds of Galactus in Marvel Comics history.

Open world games weren’t entirely new – Shenmue came out a few years earlier in Japan – but none had offered the sheer size and freedom of Liberty City. It felt like a truly alive and interactive world where players could explore and do almost anything.

The company mentioned ROUND8, the team behind the Souls-like action RPG, and highlighted their focus on strong storytelling. This is why they hired Seung-ho Jin and Kay Lee as directors, even though both previously worked as writers.