Games

As a devoted fan, I’m sad to share that starting August 19, 2025, the critically acclaimed spinoff of The Walking Dead, titled “The Ones Who Live,” will no longer be available on Netflix in the US. This series, which premiered on AMC and AMC+ on February 25, 2024, has been hailed as the standout among its peers, boasting an impressive 88% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

In comparison, other spinoffs like “Tales of the Walking Dead,” “Fear the Walking Dead,” “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’s,” and “The Walking Dead: World Beyond” have ratings of 74%, 73%, 71%, 69%, and 46% respectively. Many fans and critics consider “The Ones Who Live” to be the cream of the crop in this zombie-filled universe. So, if you haven’t had a chance to watch it yet, I strongly recommend catching up before it leaves Netflix!

In the second season of Wednesday, Burton directed the short film titled “The Tale of the Skull Tree.” This animation is integral to the series’ storyline, debuting in the initial episode of its second season, but was also independently released online. This marks his first animated short since the original “Frankenweenie” in 1984. The return to animation is certainly delightful and may signal more to come. In fact, Burton himself mentioned in an interview with MILENIO that he is currently working on a new animated movie, expressing eagerness about the project, stating, “I am working on something as an animated project. So, hopefully I’ll have the script soon and take it from there. It’s something I’m very excited about.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

For those players who didn’t experience the original Star Wars trilogy, Valjalo made connections to the Christopher Nolan-directed Batman films, specifically The Dark Knight from 2008. This movie is part of a trilogy that began with Batman Begins in 2005 and concluded with The Dark Knight Rises in 2012.

In a fresh trailer, Masaru Ijuin, the Engine Development Support Manager, provides an explanation of key features. Notably, the game will employ Path Tracing technology, which surpasses standard ray tracing in delivering lifelike visuals. This innovation encompasses real-time mirror and lens effects, intricate shadows cast by multiple light sources, and numerous other enhancements.

In the upcoming looter shooter, you’ll find support for Nvidia Reflex and DLSS Super Resolution if desired. Purchasing a GeForce RTX 50 Series GPU grants you these features for free. For an in-depth look at graphics options, including a chat with lead enemy designer Josh Jeffcoat and senior graphics programmer Manuel Fernandez, be sure to check out the video below.

On Tuesday, September 16th, 2025, a total of eight games will no longer be available on PS Plus Extra. Once they’re gone, you won’t have the opportunity to play them anymore, even if you’ve previously redeemed or downloaded them. Here are the eight games scheduled for removal next month:

[List of games]

Both games are now accessible through the premium tier of PS Plus membership, or alternatively, each can be purchased individually at a cost of £7.99/$9.99. However, it seems that due to player feedback and the absence of Trophy lists on Exophase, you won’t have the opportunity to earn a Platinum Trophy for these two renowned survival horror titles.

The primary focus of enthusiastic discussions among fans revolves entirely around Ben Grimm’s teeth, as portrayed in First Steps. The creative decision to give the rock-covered hero prominent, human-like teeth caused initial discomfort for some viewers. This unease intensified when fans started sharing comparison images on the internet, one of which depicted the same character without teeth, sparking equal or even greater discomfort among many. As a result, a lively but friendly debate has emerged, with some supporting the film’s portrayal, others advocating for a toothless look, and a third group suggesting a compromise with less conspicuous teeth.