The Switch 2 was originally scheduled to come out on October 3, 2025, a little after the September 12 release of the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions. However, it was unexpectedly delayed, and a new release date hasn’t been announced.
I’m really excited about Mike Flanagan’s next project, a miniseries based on Stephen King’s Carrie. It’s interesting because he’s tackled stories that seemed risky before and always delivered, but a lot of fans – myself included at first – were wondering why he’d revisit a story that’s already been made into a movie three times. I listened to an interview with him on Flanagan’s Wake podcast, and he explained how he came to this project. He also hinted that his version of Carrie is going to be very different from anything we’ve seen before, which has me even more intrigued!
Aerion was upset because the dragon in the play was defeated – he believes dragons should always win. This feeling is made stronger by his already cruel and ruthless nature, earning him the nickname “Aerion the Monstrous,” which he embraces. As actor Finn Bennett explained, Aerion is actually ashamed of how weak and diminished House Targaryen has become. The fact that they no longer have any dragons makes the puppet show’s outcome particularly humiliating for him, highlighting their current state of decline.
We don’t yet know when Nintendo will share more details about its plans for the next Switch, expected in 2026. However, fans already have a list of games they’re hoping to see announced in the next Nintendo Direct presentation, possibly in February or soon after. Here are five games we really need to see revealed, and the reasons why.
Honestly, they’ve really gone all out with this game – everything from the missions themselves to the different character classes, the characters you meet, all the weapons and vehicles… it’s as wild as I’d hoped! Seriously, this is the kind of game you want to play with friends. Get your squad together, because you’re gonna want to cause some serious chaos for a few hours!
It’s impressive how much positive feedback the demo has gotten! Players seem particularly excited that their demo progress transfers to the full game. Reviewers are praising the open level design and the combat, which successfully mixes fresh ideas – like the Style Switching mechanic – with elements fans already love from the series.
Fumi Games’ latest game is looking to be a delightfully over-the-top and humorous experience. The main character, Jack, delivers witty lines with a straight face, echoing classic detective stories. Recent gameplay footage highlights Jack’s detective skills – for example, he can sneak into crime scenes using a fake ID – and showcases the game’s unique, hand-drawn cartoon visuals.
Xbox’s most popular new games are often performing better on consoles like the PlayStation 5. But they aren’t the first publisher to face this issue. Twenty-four years ago, Sega made a similar decision as they began to exit the console market – they started releasing their biggest games on consoles previously considered competitors.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of Power Rangers Time Force, which first aired on Fox Kids on February 3, 2001. The show introduced a unique team of Power Rangers – police officers from the future traveling back in time to stop a dangerous criminal. Many fans consider Time Force to be one of the most creative and memorable seasons of the Power Rangers franchise, and it remains popular even today.
The Night at the Museum movies, starring Ben Stiller, are a fantastic choice for family movie night! Based on a children’s book, the films follow a museum security guard whose job gets a lot more interesting when the exhibits magically come to life. They’re full of adventure, humor, and heartwarming moments. However, only the original three Night at the Museum films – Night at the Museum, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, and Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb – are currently available on Netflix. The animated installment, Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again, can be found on Disney+.