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NIS America revealed on May 5th that updated versions of The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero and its sequel, The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, are coming to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. These popular JRPGs, the 4th and 5th games in the Trails series, first launched in Japan for the PSP in 2011. They were later released in the West in 2022 and 2023, and now they’re being remastered for current consoles with improvements, expected to arrive sometime this year.

This article discusses the parkour, stealth, and combat systems, all of which have been significantly improved and changed from the original Black Flag game.

CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon recently shared that the company is focused on making their new game an instant hit with both existing Control fans and new players. Speaking during the first quarter business review for 2026, he noted strong initial interest following the game’s announcement last December and expressed confidence that excitement will continue to build as the launch date approaches. Early signs suggest they are on track to achieve this goal of becoming a ‘must-have’ game from day one.

A new patch is available now for Invincible VS on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. This update mainly addresses bugs and issues, with a major focus on rebalancing the character Conquest, who was previously considered too powerful. The patch also includes improvements to the tutorial and notes that the developers are aware of and working on other problems.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach not only wrote the new “The Bear” prequel episode, but he also stars as Richie. The episode features Jon Bernthal as Mikey Berzatto and explores their relationship before Carmy returned to Chicago. Moss-Bachrach announced on Instagram, “Get ready for GARY!!!!” expressing his excitement to share this story about Richie and Mikey. He described making the episode as a dream and thanked the people of Gary, Indiana, and Chicago, Illinois. You can find the episode by searching for “Gary” on Hulu.

The revival of King of the Hill is officially coming to Hulu on July 20th with Season 15. Previously, Hulu had announced plans for Seasons 16 and 17 as well. To get a sneak peek at what’s in store, check out the first look at the new season below!

The original Evil Dead movie debuted in October 1981, and since then, Sam Raimi (the writer and director) has developed it into a remarkably successful and highly praised horror series – and it continues to grow. What sets Evil Dead apart is that Raimi and his partner, Rob Tapert, have allowed new filmmakers to contribute their own creative vision to the franchise, building on the terrifying world and monsters born from the Necronomicon Ex-Mortis and the “Deadites.”

Starting May 1st, you can now stream all 16 episodes of the 1973 Addams Family cartoon exclusively on Tubi. This Hanna-Barbera series put a unique spin on the classic spooky family, following them on the road in an RV, and was originally shown on NBC’s Saturday morning cartoons. It’s been hard to find online until now! Tubi is becoming a great place for fans of the early Addams Family. The streamer already had all 64 episodes of the original 1964-1966 series that aired on ABC, plus the 1977 The Addams Family: Halloween Special, which brought the original cast back together as they prepare for Halloween – and unknowingly host a pair of robbers!

The Star Wars community on YouTube can be a difficult space. While some channels, like Star Wars Explained and SW Centralized, offer thoughtful and constructive criticism, others seem to prioritize generating outrage to gain views. This trend reached a ridiculous point with the recent show The Acolyte, when a minor inconsistency regarding the age of the character Ki-Adi Mundi became a major controversy. Ironically, this inconsistency stemmed from a detail on a 1999 DVD-ROM that even George Lucas had previously disregarded when he altered Mace Windu’s lightsaber color. This new claim, reportedly from an unnamed source, follows the same pattern.

These two beloved games will be released on May 19, 2026, and you can add them to your wishlist on the PlayStation Store today.