Two classic Wii games are making a comeback on Nintendo Switch 2. First, Bit.Trip Runner, a fast-paced rhythm game, is being remastered as Bit.Trip Rerunner. Also coming is Epic Mickey, which received a remake called Epic Mickey Rebrushed in 2024 for Switch and other consoles, and will now be available on the new Nintendo Switch 2.
The trailer ends with Peter facing off against a group of red ninjas who appear to be from The Hand, the same criminal organization that caused trouble for Daredevil in the Netflix series Defenders. However, the visual effects in some parts of the trailer look incomplete, similar to a moment from the marketing for Spider-Man: No Way Home. In that film’s trailer, Marvel digitally removed Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Men from the final battle to keep their appearance a secret. If they’re doing the same thing with Brand New Day, the ninja scene might not show Peter fighting alone – the trailer could be hiding whoever is helping him on the rooftop.
The online service is getting a visual update, but won’t have any changes to how it actually works. Sony plans to remove the current names from everything by September to make its branding simpler and more consistent. The new name for PlayStation Network hasn’t been revealed yet.
According to Wala Interactive’s Megha Gupta, Spook-A-Boo is designed to recapture the fun of classic multiplayer gaming – think gathering around the TV with friends and sharing controllers. This demo offers a preview of the final game, which is expected to release later this year, and the team hopes players enjoy it as much as they enjoyed creating it.
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It’s easy to see why this team has always been popular – they’ve consistently had some of the most visually striking heroes in comics. Fans have long appreciated the amazing designs of the Avengers, and a few costumes really stand out. Here are ten of the most iconic looks that helped establish the Avengers as the world’s greatest heroes.
BOOM! Studios is planning a big expansion of its Power Rangers comics with three new series: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Unlimited, and Power Rangers: Green. Mighty Morphin will jump ahead in time, focusing on the original team, while Power Rangers: Green will center on an older Tommy Oliver, now the last Power Ranger. Power Rangers Unlimited is the most ambitious, pulling characters and stories from every season, comic, and series ever created, opening the door for huge team-ups and crossovers.
Fans were surprised and saddened today to hear that the trading card game Altered is being discontinued by its creator, Equinox. This announcement came after Equinox cancelled the crowdfunding campaign for its latest expansion, Roots of Corruption, on Gamefound. Although the campaign had already raised over €421,000 (exceeding its initial €50,000 goal) with an additional €680,000 pledged by partners – totaling over $1.1 million – Equinox stated that it fell short of its $2 million target needed to ensure the game’s future. As a result, not only is the crowdfunding campaign ending, but the game itself will no longer be developed. While some fans criticized the way Equinox launched the campaign and the game, many simply expressed disappointment at the news of its complete shutdown.
Recent surprising changes to the backstory of a popular Capcom fighting game character have sparked discussion among fans. It appears the character may be involved in a potentially inappropriate relationship with a close family member – though the details are complicated.
The initial release of Remedy faced criticism for visual issues on Sony’s powerful console, such as a grainy and flickering image. However, these problems have now been fixed with the PSSR 2 update.