Here’s a great example: a film originally released in 1998 is currently a top 10 hit on Netflix. Though it didn’t do well in theaters, it became popular with a dedicated fanbase on DVD and VHS. Now, nearly three decades later, it’s being rediscovered and resonating with viewers today.
It announced several new titles for Sony’s system on Sunday, including State of Decay 3 and Senua.
While it only ran for three seasons, Warrior is one of the best martial arts television series to ever air and it is a perfect watch while we wait for Mortal Kombat 3. The series is based on an original concept and treatment by the legendary Bruce Lee and is set in late 1870s San Francisco during the Tong Wars, following martial arts prodigy Ah Sahm who has come from China to find his sister but ends up pulled into the conflict. It’s run may have been brief, but the series not only tells a great story, but has Game of Thrones-level intrigue and plenty of incredible action, too.
2026 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for strong female characters in anime. Two shows currently on air – one a powerful fantasy and the other a thrilling sports drama – are leading the way. The recent Winter season also featured several memorable female characters, continuing this positive trend. Here are our picks for the top five female characters who have made 2026 stand out.
The wait is over! Amazon Luna and Mattel have released Masters of the Universe: Legends Unite, a game you can only play on Amazon Luna. It’s launching at the same time as the new Masters of the Universe movie, letting fans enjoy the adventure both in theaters and as a video game.
Notably, Pikachu & Zekrom GX, originally from 2019’s Team Up expansion, has already seen an immense uptick in price as the card shot up from around $40 to over $100 the day after its presence in the “Classic Collection” was announced.
I’m really excited to see what people think of the playable demo! It’s coming out for PS5 next Tuesday, June 16th, and I can’t wait to get my hands on it and see how it plays.
We at egmr.ru recently played Onimusha: Way of the Sword at Summer Game Fest and were impressed by how well-made it is. The game successfully revives the classic Onimusha feel while incorporating modern gameplay elements. This release is part of a fantastic 2026 for Capcom, which is shaping up to be one of their most critically successful years ever.
The best villains in the Final Fantasy series aren’t just evil – they tie directly into the core ideas of their games. Whether they’re striving to become gods or trying to change the world, these villains leave a lasting impression because of the significant and often destructive impact they have. Here are five of the most memorable villains from the series, and what makes them stand out.
Time Squad first aired on Cartoon Network on June 8, 2001 – over 25 years ago! This funny animated series put a humorous spin on historical figures. While it wasn’t one of the network’s biggest hits, it definitely added to the fun of the Cartoon Cartoons lineup. Unfortunately, it’s currently difficult to find or stream in the United States.