Popular anime from Shonen Jump are experiencing a resurgence, with many older shows getting new life. However, several hits from the 2010s deserve a modern reboot. Here are seven shows that could find a new audience today, as they’re currently difficult to find or their rights are uncertain. Read on to discover seven Shonen Jump anime reboots we’d love to see announced soon.
That’s why Dragon Sword Awakening really stood out to me. Originally planned as an online game with in-app purchases, it’s now becoming a complete, single-player RPG without any of those extra costs. People are already calling it the “Genshin Impact without the gacha,” and that’s a pretty accurate way to describe the hype. We’ve seen a lot of interest this year in big, anime-inspired games like Arknights: Endfield and Neverness to Everness, but a dedicated offline RPG with the same level of polish and scope feels like exactly what players are looking for – and Dragon Sword Awakening could be it.
The Veronica Mars movie is now available on Netflix as of May 1st, completing the platform’s collection of the series. Earlier this year, Netflix added the show’s first three seasons, which originally aired from 2004 to 2007, as well as the fourth season from 2019 that previously streamed on Hulu. With the movie now included, it’s a great time to watch the entire Veronica Mars story!
We decided to look at movies that have been remade many times and choose which version is the best—at least, until another remake comes out to challenge it.
If Pragmata is crashing on your PC with a ‘Fatal D3D’ error, a black screen, a crash report, or freezes when you turn on DLSS, Frame Generation, or Path Tracing, the issue is likely caused by a few common things. These include problems with your graphics card drivers, instability with DirectX 12, conflicts with NVIDIA Smooth Motion, damaged game files, issues with the shader cache, or your graphics card running out of memory. This guide will help you pinpoint the exact cause of your crashes and find the right solution, so you don’t have to try fixes that aren’t relevant to your problem.
Okay, so back in March, the first set of the Pokemon TCG – First Partner Collection came out, and it had these awesome new Illustration Rare promo cards for the original Kanto starters, plus the starters from Sinnoh and Alola. They all had a special 30th anniversary stamp and really cool artwork. Now, we’re getting a sneak peek at the Illustration Rare promos for the First Partner Collection – Series 2, which is dropping on June 19th! I can’t wait to see those!
Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, and Misha Collins aren’t the only actors from Supernatural who’ve appeared in The Boys. Creator Eric Kripke has consistently cast performers from the original series, including notable names like Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jim Beaver, and Rob Benedict. Kripke clearly likes working with actors he knows, and even with Supernatural finished, there’s still potential for more cast members to join The Boys. The upcoming Vought Rising spinoff, focusing on Ackles’ Soldier Boy, and The Boys: Mexico offer further opportunities for Supernatural reunions, and there may be even more expansions to the The Boys universe in the future.
We’re releasing a new update in the next few days that includes a highly requested feature: extraction. This will allow players on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X to get back some of the materials they use to upgrade their gear. While it’s a relatively small addition, the community on the Crimson Desert Reddit page is very excited about it.
To hold fans over until the next installment, there’s more KPop Demon Hunters content coming soon! The Art of KPop Demon Hunters: Platinum Edition will be released on September 8th, followed by KPop Demon Hunters: The Official Screen Comic Boxed Set on November 3rd. This comic set is a 700-page graphic novel expanding on the film’s story and including lyrics from the popular soundtrack. Netflix says the boxed set also includes two posters, a special slipcase, two paperback books with unique covers, and other collectible extras.
“Who’s Your Daddy” is a 2016 video game designed for two players. One player takes on the role of a father, and the other controls a mischievous baby. The father’s job is to keep the baby alive, while the baby player tries to find increasingly dangerous and funny ways to… well, not survive. It’s a silly concept – one player attempts baby-style suicide, and the other frantically tries to stop it – but it’s surprisingly enjoyable, particularly when played with a friend. The game originally took place in a house, but a later version added a new training area called The Baby Daddy Academy, along with an updated version of the original house map.