How The Elder Scrolls Online Is Going All-In On Seasons In 2026

For a long time, The Elder Scrolls Online has released major expansions annually, following a common model for online games. These expansions introduced new areas of Tamriel to discover, continued the game’s story, and offered optional downloadable content for purchase. Sometimes, they also included additions like new character classes or gameplay features.

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Life is Strange: Reunion Rated in Europe, Seemingly Canonizes a Character’s Fate

Fans were left wondering if Chloe Price survived the events of the first game, but it appears she’s alive. The story now centers around her attending Caledon University, where she’s struggling with disturbing nightmares and confusing memories, and hoping Max can help. However, things are already tense because a devastating fire is predicted to destroy the campus within three days.

28 Years Ago, Boy Meets World Broke an 80 Episode Trend (And Revealed a New Side of a Fan Favorite)

A key part of the show was the character of George Feeny, Cory’s longtime teacher and next-door neighbor. For the first 80 episodes, viewers never saw inside Feeny’s house or learned much about his life outside of school. That changed in a season four episode called B & B’s B’n B, which finally gave fans a look at his home and personal life – and it only happened once throughout the entire series.

7 Best CW Shows of All Time Ranked (& You Won’t Believe Number 1)

The CW has given us a lot of great shows over the years, but some are truly exceptional. We’ve put together a list of the seven best, based on what critics and viewers thought. These aren’t necessarily the most famous shows, but they’re the ones that really connected with audiences. You might be more surprised by the shows that didn’t make the list than by the ones that did!

7 January Movies That Prove It’s Not a Total Dumpster Fire for Film

There were a bunch of other films that did okay, like Deep Rising, Orange County, Assault on Precinct 13, Smokin’ Aces, Varsity Blues, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Body Snatchers, M3GAN, and Bad Boys for Life – but they didn’t quite make the cut. Also, a movie showing in just a few cinemas in December, then going wide in January, wasn’t considered a January release for my purposes. So, as a total cinema fan, I started wondering: which films are genuinely good and also prove January can be a great month for movies? Let’s dive in and find out!

7 Shonen Jump Time Skips That Completely Reinvented Their Series

When stories jump forward in time, the characters get a fresh new look and the writers can explore exciting, previously unavailable storylines. This technique has been especially popular in Shonen Jump series. Here are seven examples of stories that were completely revitalized by this kind of time skip, opening up a world of new possibilities.

Star Wars Officially Retcons The Force Awakens & It Doesn’t Make Any Sense

So, how exactly did Han Solo lose the Millennium Falcon? The Force Awakens didn’t explain that, but it showed Han had been searching the galaxy for it. He was annoyed when Rey mentioned it was on Jakku, grumbling to Chewbacca they should have checked the Western Reaches more thoroughly. He suspected a thief named Ducain had taken it. Rey then surprisingly revealed the Falcon’s history: she explained that she stole it from Unkar Plutt, who had stolen it from the Irving Boys, who in turn had stolen it from Ducain.

Pokemon Fans Looking For a Challenge Should Try Out This New $10 Game

If you enjoyed the classic 2D pixel art and gameplay of early Pokemon games like Red and Blue, you’ll want to check out EvoCreo. Originally released on mobile, it’s now available on PC through Steam. Just looking at screenshots evokes that nostalgic Pokemon feel, and I’ve had a chance to play it. It brings back the challenge of collecting creatures, which is great if you miss the days before features like XP share made things easier. And at only $10 on Steam, it’s a very affordable game.

5 Best New Batman Gadgets DC Just Gave The Dark Knight

The current Batman comic series by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez perfectly demonstrates this, showcasing a variety of new gadgets Batman has added to his arsenal. Each one is explained with helpful little diagrams detailing its name and functions. Even after just five issues, we’ve already seen some impressive new tools, like the Layer 0 Body Armor and the Spectrolens. And there are sure to be more on the way! Read on to discover five of the coolest gadgets Bruce Wayne has been equipped with in this new series.