Nintendo recently released a big update for Donkey Kong Country Returns HD. This updated version of the classic Donkey Kong Country Returns came to Switch last year, making the beloved platforming adventure easier to play. The free update, released almost a year after the game’s launch, includes several improvements.
So, I was listening to the My Mom’s Basement podcast, and Deadline’s Justin Kroll dropped a pretty interesting tidbit about The Batman Part II. Apparently, there’s one major role still up for grabs, and the buzz is it’s an older character – everyone’s guessing it’s Harvey Dent’s father. Now, director Matt Reeves hasn’t officially announced they’re casting for Christopher Dent, but it’s definitely a cool hint about where the sequel might be headed. It’s exciting to think about how they could weave that character into the story!
Before the official Oscar nominations are announced tomorrow, the Golden Raspberry Awards – known for honoring the worst films – revealed their nominees for the past year. The list included expected contenders like Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds, the horror-thriller Hurry Up Tomorrow featuring The Weeknd, and Disney’s live-action Snow White. Star Trek: Section 31, a film on Paramount+, received five nominations, potentially setting a record for the franchise – though it’s a record no one would want to achieve.
This list highlights updates that actually harmed the games and their creators. These weren’t just small adjustments or temporary disagreements, but major turning points that damaged player trust and significantly changed how the community felt. In every instance, the negative response happened openly, as the updates changed the course of the games and created problems that were hard to fix.
This Final Fantasy 7 Remake guide covers everything you need to know after finishing the main story, including how to unlock Hard Mode. We’ve also answered some common questions. We’re still updating this guide, so come back often for the latest information!
The first trailer finally shows off the amazing costumes, which many fans expected would be similar to the original animated series. It’s a short trailer, but it does feature a good look at the main characters – He-Man, Man-At-Arms, Teela, Roboto, and Battle Cat – and you can watch it below.
The team at Keen Games recently posted a development update on their game, Enshrouded. The game is celebrating two years in Early Access, having been played by over 5 million people on Steam. Enshrouded is expected to officially launch in Fall 2026. Before that, players can look forward to a smaller update this spring that will fix bugs and improve the overall gaming experience.
February is shaping up to be a great month for JRPG fans, with three exciting new games on the way. These releases aren’t just about quantity – they offer a diverse range of experiences. Whether you enjoy epic, long-lasting adventures, quick and action-packed gameplay, or stories focused on compelling characters, there’s something for everyone. These new games highlight what makes the JRPG genre so popular with players.
People are drawing comparisons between the current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (phases 4-6), known as the Multiverse Saga, and the earlier Infinity Saga (phases 1-3, which ended with Avengers: Endgame and was somewhat foreshadowed by Spider-Man: Far From Home). However, the lead-up to a major conflict hasn’t been smooth. This is due to a combination of factors – some mistakes made by Marvel itself, and unexpected events like the Covid-19 pandemic and the controversy surrounding Jonathan Majors, who was set to play the main villain, Kang the Conqueror, and was later fired. But is it really a fair comparison to the well-received Infinity Saga?
This week’s issue of Star Trek: The Last Starship (#4) takes a more intimate turn, focusing on a personal story. First Officer Wowie Carter visits their family, but a unique aspect of the Omega transport system causes time to pass differently for them. Wowie ages very little, while years go by for their parents and on Earth, creating a poignant and impactful narrative. ComicBook spoke with writers Kelly and Lanzing about the issue’s emotional core and offers a sneak peek at issue #5. Be warned: spoilers for Star Trek: The Last Starship #4 follow.