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The game is fast-paced and exciting, just as you’d hope. It really shows how powerful a player can become once they learn a character’s key moves and combinations. There’s a huge variety of techniques – juggling, mix-ups, overhead attacks, and special moves – and it looks both enjoyable and satisfying to master. The developers at Quarter Up clearly understand each character well, though it will likely take players a significant amount of practice to become proficient.
The buzz started with a Resetera user named BlackBate, who mentioned the announcement was likely scheduled for April 16th. They also hinted at another event happening later in April and suggested the release isn’t too far off. Tom Henderson from Insider Gaming confirmed hearing about the April 16th reveal, which aligns with previous reports from their podcast indicating a release around the middle of April.
Following the events of DC K.O., Aquaman, along with the other tournament participants, received a glimpse of what’s needed to defend the DC Universe against Darkseid’s return. Instead of focusing solely on Earth’s oceans, Aquaman is now extending his protection throughout the universe, linking different worlds with structures called ‘Lighthouses.’ As Arthur begins this new mission, he’s demonstrating the full extent of his power and proving why he’s a truly formidable, yet often underestimated, hero.
As a huge Harry Potter fan, I was really surprised to hear that John Lithgow is going to be playing Dumbledore in the new HBO Max series! It’s a fantastic casting choice, but what’s even more interesting is that he’s the first American actor to ever take on one of the main Hogwarts characters. Apparently, J.K. Rowling originally wanted British actors for all the roles, so this is a pretty big change!
According to a recent report in The Wrap, the team behind the Avatar films is discussing ways to reduce the cost and length of future installments. Disney is also reportedly reconsidering a planned Avatarthemed expansion at one of its California theme parks and may instead focus on attractions based on the popular Zootopia* franchise.
I always like to stay somewhat current with trends, and I do that through collecting trading cards, especially Pokemon. Luckily, Pokemon is still very popular! And my seven-year-old is completely obsessed with it, ever since he started playing Let’s Go, Pikachu! He talks about Pokemon constantly – which ones evolve into others, and how excited he is when his Pokemon level up, like when he finally evolved his Beedrill.
CD Projekt Red’s open-world game looked fantastic on PlayStation, and this new update takes the visuals to another level – it’s truly stunning.
Rebecca Sugar, the creator of Steven Universe, revealed last year at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival that she’s developing a new series within the Cartoon Network universe, continuing the story from the original. Ian Jones-Quartey, an executive producer on the new show and a veteran of both Steven Universe and O.K. K.O. Let’s Be Heroes, recently shared an update on social media: production is still underway, which is exciting news for fans.
Growing up, like a lot of people my age, I wasted hours playing Flash games back in high school and college. And honestly, they’ve been popping into my head a lot recently – maybe it’s just nostalgia, or maybe it’s because I have too much time to think! But it hit me that a lot of people probably haven’t revisited these old favorites, which is a shame. Flash is gone, and finding these games now takes some digging, if you can even find them. So, I wanted to share three awesome Flash games I haven’t thought about in ages, and how to play them again in 2026 if you’re feeling nostalgic too.