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To mark the 30th anniversary of Yu-Gi-Oh!, a special art exhibition called “Kazuki Takahashi Original Art Exhibition: YU-GI-OH! ART WORKS” will be held in Japan this winter. The exhibit will celebrate the life and work of the series creator, Kazuki Takahashi, and give fans a chance to see his original artwork. In other exciting news, over 44 million copies of the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga have been published, making 2026 a huge year for the franchise. You can get a sneak peek at the exhibition below.

The 1980s produced a wealth of fantastic science fiction films, many of which are surprisingly overlooked. However, several classics from that decade still hold up beautifully today. In fact, some of the best sci-fi movies from the ’80s are just as enjoyable—and even more impressive—now as they were over forty years ago, solidifying their status as true cinematic gems.

The team, led by Garrett Fredley, a Senior Build Engineer focused on IP Preservation, primarily works to preserve PlayStation’s classic games and all related content.

Tao explained that while Bungie’s games didn’t perform as well as anticipated financially, leading to a revised business plan and a write-down of assets (excluding goodwill), the reception to their new game, Marathon, has been very positive. It currently has a Metacritic score of 82 and over 90% of Steam player reviews are positive, with strong player engagement and retention rates.

Konrad recently discussed with ComicBook how he approaches analyzing a script, creating exciting fight scenes, bringing Rodan back to the screen, and which monsters he’d love to work with in the future.

Following the release of Sony’s recent financial report, CEO Hiroki Totoki addressed questions about the company’s plans, including the PS6. Totoki explained that Sony hasn’t yet determined when the PS6 will launch or how much it will cost. Rising manufacturing costs are forcing them to carefully consider their options and adjust their business strategy before making any decisions about the next console.

According to a recent and trustworthy report from NateTheHate, Santa Monica Studio is working on a new God of War game. This game will tell a story featuring Kratos’ wife, Faye, who was previously only known through flashbacks and stories.

A new Microsoft console prototype, internally called Project Green Leaf, is in development. Xbox is using this prototype to explore bringing more Windows features to devices with limited hardware capabilities, such as those running on mobile platforms or with battery life concerns. According to information from Moore’s Law is Dead, the Xbox Game Development Kit (GDK) will include features labeled as “Power Optimized” (PO) and “Power Optimized Plus” (PO+), which are designed to improve efficiency through smart software adjustments.

The mystery movie Clue, released in 1985, is a truly unique film and a cornerstone of the genre. Based on the classic board game, it boasts a fantastic cast including Eileen Brennan, Madeline Kahn, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Christopher Lloyd, and Tim Curry. What’s really unusual is that when it first came out, theaters were given one of three different endings at random, meaning audiences saw different versions of the movie. Though it wasn’t a box office success initially, Clue has since gained a devoted following and is now considered a cult classic and a benchmark for mystery films. Later home video releases would allow viewers to see all three endings.

Kingpin, as portrayed in Born Again, poses one of the greatest challenges the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever seen for its heroes. He’s determined to eliminate all vigilantes. Though heroes like Daredevil and Jessica Jones are resisting, it’s surprising that more aren’t helping, considering how many operate in New York City. But given the current state of the MCU, the Avengers’ absence actually fits the narrative.