Games

Disney has brought back some beloved games from the 1990s! While six classic titles were previously updated for modern devices, this collection is the first to include Bonkers and Goof Troop on those systems. It also features DuckTales, DuckTales 2, Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers, Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers 2, TaleSpin, and Darkwing Duck. The games are available now as a digital download, and physical copies – which include bonus items – will start shipping on May 29, 2026. You can pre-order the physical version directly from Atari.

Wolverine has been featured in many comics – ongoing series, limited runs, and standalone issues – and some legendary writers and artists have contributed to his adventures. Unfortunately, a few truly great Wolverine stories haven’t received the attention they deserve, which isn’t right. Here are ten stories that deserve more recognition and discussion.

Mini-games can range from simple to surprisingly detailed, sometimes feeling like completely separate experiences from the main game. Though not always groundbreaking, the best ones are engaging on their own – some even feel like fully developed games. These little diversions can serve as fun breaks, hidden surprises, or even become a memorable part of a game, making the game world feel richer and more realistic.

The role-playing game, which was originally only available on Xbox, is coming to PlayStation on April 7th. This date was rumored a few weeks ago, and now it’s been confirmed by the trustworthy Dealabs.

Stay tuned.

The PlayStation 5 is expected to come in two versions – a standard edition and a more feature-rich Premium edition – and both will be available to buy in stores and online. You’ll reportedly be able to pre-order either version starting March 18th.

Here is an overview of the game, via XSEED Games and Marvelous Europe:

It’s no surprise Kate Mulgrew shone as Queen Arachnia – Star Trek captains have always had a flair for the dramatic. From William Shatner’s over-the-top delivery to Picard’s powerful speeches and Sisko’s thoughtful pronouncements, each captain possessed a performer’s touch. And now, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy might finally offer an explanation for this tendency.

A new report from trusted Nintendo insider Nash Weedle suggests that MercurySteam is working on a remake of the classic 1994 game, Super Metroid, and could announce it this year. Metroid fans will likely know MercurySteam – a Spanish studio – as they’ve previously contributed to the series, most recently co-developing 2017’s Metroid: Samus Returns for the 3DS and 2021’s Metroid Dread for the Nintendo Switch. The studio has been operating since 2002.

The new game features Faye as the main character, a decision made by NateTheHate. He anticipates a faster-paced, more action-focused experience, diverging from the previous God of War games set in Norse mythology. Shpeshal Nick has added that the gameplay will feel more like Capcom’s Devil May Cry series than either God of War (2018) or God of War Ragnarök.