Under the leadership of Blake Rochkind, who previously oversaw business development at Take-Two Interactive Software’s Private Division, Lyrical Games is now being run. Rochkind is accompanied by Roger Kurtz, the former production head at Private Division, along with a seasoned team of games publishing experts boasting years of experience from companies such as Devolver Digital, Humble Games, Microsoft, and others.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that the latest trailer and updates confirm the sequel is the first cooperative title in this series, as listed on Xbox Store. This epic adventure unfolds post-events of the first game, where you can now control all four Horsemen – War, Strife, Fury, and Death. Although it’s designed for two to four players, you have the option to embark on this journey solo if you prefer.
Today’s a great day for fans to admire this heartwarming series and its creator, especially since it’s celebrating ten years! The anniversary makes the occasion even more special, and on August 19th at 8:00 PM JST, a unique program will be broadcast. Hinagarasu, the beloved mascot character resembling Shoyo Hinata in a small crow form, will be hosting the event and expressing gratitude towards Shueisha, the manga publisher, and Production I.G., the anime studio. More details about the program will be revealed at a later time.
After a Nintendo Direct revealed that upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 games would retail for $80, there was widespread anxiety among gamers that other big publishers might use this as an opportunity to raise their own expensive game prices. Regrettably, it appeared that this was becoming a common practice in the gaming industry, with titles like “The Outer Worlds 2” and “Borderlands 4” announced to adopt the same pricing strategy. Studio executives seemed to justify the price increase as a means to cover rising production costs of AAA games. However, by mid-June of 2025, there was a shift in this trend.
In some instances, actions were taken that caused immense harm to the character, leaving others questioning the storyline so much that they created numerous YouTube videos discussing why “Batman appears to be the true antagonist.” Now, without further ado, let’s delve into the discussion.
Discussing current hits like “Star Wars: Ahsoka” and “Tales” series on Disney+, it’s clear they’re doing well, but the excitement doesn’t have to end. Here are seven potential Star Wars TV spin-offs that Disney should consider next for their ambitious production schedule.
Surprisingly, Wan’s initial blockbuster has a mediocre Rotten Tomatoes rating of 50%. However, this low score doesn’t necessarily reflect the film’s quality or longevity – it’s much more than that. You see, when this movie was released in 2004, the Internet wasn’t as developed as it is today, and film criticism was less widespread with fewer voices contributing to the discussion. At that time, many critics seemed to have a bias against horror movies, almost seeming to search for flaws in genre films.
In the course of producing fresh episodes for King of the Hill, both Johnny Bravo Hardwick, the voice behind Dale Gribble, and John Redcorn’s voice actor have sadly passed away. The series has paid tribute to their enduring impact by dedicating special moments to them. Fans can catch a tribute to Hardwick after Episode 7, “Any Given Hill-Day,” while a tribute to Joss is featured following Episode 10, “A Sounder Investment.” These dedications also coincide with significant milestones for their characters within the show.
In keeping with tradition for superhero films, the upcoming movie “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is expected to feature a revamped suit (or a somewhat updated version of it), as hinted by the initial glimpse at its design. This seems to indicate that the new suit will bear resemblance to the one worn in “No Way Home”, with some adjustments made. Therefore, we can expect this costume to be devoid of Stark technology and to pay tribute to his other mentors, namely Tobey Maguire’s and Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Men characters.
The team behind Overwatch 2 recently sat down for an interview with Comicbook, providing insights on the upcoming event set to release on August 5th. In collaboration with Nerf, this event offers seven characters unique weapon skins, transforming them into iconic Nerf blasters (one full character skin included). Additionally, a new game mode will be introduced, enabling players to test out the weapon skins before making a purchase.