At Summer Game Fest 2026, ComicBook previewed Aion 2, a huge new fantasy game. It feels even larger than many other online games, and offers both solo and group play options. Aion 2 builds on everything players loved in the original game and takes it much further – which should appeal to fans of World of Warcraft who are searching for a fresh experience.
When the previous producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, stepped down, James Bond fans became concerned about the franchise’s future. However, recent developments suggest things are heading in a positive direction. With Amy Pascal and David Heyman now producing and Denis Villeneuve directing, Amazon has confirmed a crucial detail: the next James Bond film will be released in cinemas, and won’t be exclusive to the Prime Video streaming service.
Everyone’s excited about the return of Bleach with its final episodes this season! Plus, new shows like Tomb Raider King are quickly becoming popular as a follow-up to Solo Leveling. But there are also some hidden gems that deserve more attention. We’ve chosen three anime series that could be great additions to your Summer 2026 watchlist.
Netflix is adapting the popular romance novel Icebreaker by Hannah Grace. The story follows Anastasia Allen, a figure skater aiming for the Olympics, and Nate Hawkins, a professional hockey player. When they’re forced to share the ice rink, a competitive rivalry sparks an undeniable attraction. Icebreaker is the first book in Grace’s “Maple Hills Series,” which also includes Wildfire and Daydream. The series promises a blend of athletic ambition and blossoming romance, leaving viewers to wonder if love or their dreams will take the lead.
Although there have been some excellent cooking games released, the genre is actually quite limited overall, and its popularity has fluctuated over time. Even established series like Cooking Mama: Cookstar have run into trouble – this particular game was caught in a publishing dispute right after it came out. Despite these hurdles, plenty of dedicated players still love the fast-paced challenge of running a kitchen, learning new recipes, and serving customers. Here are five of the best cooking games that truly focus on the fun of food preparation, making them essential for anyone who enjoys virtual culinary adventures.
Back in the 1990s, Saturday morning cartoons on Fox Kids weren’t just filled with original shows made by Fox – they also featured a lot of programs licensed from other companies, which really shaped that time period. While many of these shows became popular brands later on, there are five in particular that often get overlooked and you might not even remember unless you were watching them when they first aired.
Villains are essential to Spider-Man’s stories – he’s known for having the most compelling group of enemies at Marvel. The Green Goblin, in particular, has always been a major threat throughout Spider-Man’s career. When he came back after being presumed dead for over two decades, he represented a haunting reminder of Peter Parker’s past. His return during the ‘Clone Saga’ signaled his intention to once again be Spider-Man’s top foe, and that was just the start. Since then, Norman Osborn has become an even more formidable villain, and his return has led to increasingly impactful storylines.
According to reports, Microsoft informed the Cambridge-based development studio – known for its previous work on the PlayStation 3 game Heavenly Sword with Sony – that it would be closing its doors today.
It’s been just over a year since the game’s release, and now there are concerns that Compulsion Games, the studio that created it, may be among those Xbox plans to shut down. This follows reports of potential layoffs that have surfaced this week.
Crunchyroll has lots of great shows beyond just anime, but it can be hard to pick something to watch. Plus, with a new season starting, many people are looking for fresh recommendations. Luckily, Crunchyroll offers plenty of exciting and heartwarming anime that are perfect for summer.