Here’s a look at the nine PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games launching in January 2026, and how they compare. All of these games will be available starting January 20th.
DreamWorks’ live-action “How to Train Your Dragon,” a major box office success from earlier this year, will be available to stream on Netflix starting February 10th, according to Whats-on-Netflix. Directed by Dean DeBlois, who also worked on the original 2010 animated film, the movie features Mason Thames as Hiccup, a clumsy 16-year-old Viking. Set on the harsh island of Berk, Hiccup challenges his people’s long-held beliefs when he becomes friends with a dragon named Toothless, who happens to have no teeth.
It was too early to criticize the new series before anyone had even seen it, but now that the first two episodes are out, it’s clear this show isn’t a departure from what made Star Trek great. In fact, it feels like one of the most faithful interpretations of Gene Roddenberry’s original ideas the franchise has seen in a long time.
Throughout the year, the company will host a series of exciting events to celebrate the history of the popular platformer game. These include online content showing how the game and its character have changed over time, opportunities for fans to connect at meet-ups and events, special merchandise through partnerships with brands and retailers, temporary museum exhibits and art shows, live concerts, and a brand new story-based podcast.
Variety reports that a third Phineas and Ferb movie is officially happening, though the title hasn’t been announced yet. Disney has given fans a sneak peek at the plot: Dr. Doofenshmirtz’s new time machine causes a problem – it accidentally prevents Phineas’ mom and Ferb’s dad from meeting. This means the boys never become brothers, and everything becomes boring. Now, Phineas and Ferb need to fix the timeline before it’s too late and save the future.
According to sources at The Hollywood Reporter, the planned Jon Snow spin-off series is now being reevaluated. The details came out during an interview with author George R.R. Martin, revealing the original concept involved a very different Jon Snow – a defeated and disillusioned character who would have given up both his sword, Longclaw, and his direwolf, Ghost. (Seriously, Jon? Again with Ghost?!)
It’s been eight years since Quantic Dream’s last game, Detroit: Become Human. While it’s been their most popular release so far, many fans actually consider Heavy Rain, which came out in 2010, to be the studio’s best work.
Edery recently shared a new blog post about Spirit Crossing, giving us a significant update on the game. After Spry Fox decided to return to being an independent studio in December, they announced changes to the game’s plans. Originally created for mobile devices as part of Netflix, Spirit Crossing will now also be released on Steam. While Netflix subscribers will still get a free mobile version, launching on Steam greatly expands the potential player base. The game is currently scheduled to launch later this year.
Today, we’re taking a look back at DC’s original ten superheroes and ranking them by their lasting impact over the years. It’s worth remembering that when superhero comics first became popular, other types of comics—like adventure and mystery—declined. DC often repurposed popular characters from these genres, turning them into superheroes. For this ranking, we’re only including characters who started as superheroes—not those who transitioned from other genres like Americamando. Essentially, we’re defining a superhero as someone who fights crime while wearing a costume and keeping their identity a secret. With that settled, let’s get started!
Marvel truly demonstrated the possibilities of its TV shows on January 15, 2021, with the debut of WandaVision. The series was a bold move for Marvel, using the look and feel of classic American sitcoms to delve into Wanda Maximoff’s (Elizabeth Olsen) emotional pain after the battle against Thanos (Josh Brolin). Over several weeks, WandaVision became a unique cultural hit, rewarding viewers who stuck with it by slowly revealing a complex mystery that focused on character development and creative style rather than typical action. This innovative approach hinted that the Multiversal Saga would be willing to take risks and allow for diverse creative visions within the Marvel universe.