Games

Today marks the release of the newest update for both “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III” and “Call of Duty: Warzone” across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC systems. As “Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War,” set to launch in October, gains momentum among fans, anticipation builds for the upcoming installment in the series. However, Activision has been consistently updating “MW3”, with this latest patch bringing some significant balance adjustments.

Following its announcement back in February, the much-anticipated game “Stumble Guys” now has a confirmed release date on Nintendo Switch: August 20th. Just like on other platforms, it will be free-to-play. For those eager to grab some special perks beforehand, a Founder’s Pack is up for pre-order on the eShop at $9.99. This package comes with an “Oh Yeah Victory Animation,” a “Hi Sp33d P0rtia” skin, and 2,000 Gems. Gems serve as in-game currency that can be spent on extra skins, cosmetics, or a Stumble Pass. Yet, these extras are entirely optional, so newcomers can dive right into the action without needing anything extra!

It’s possible that All Elite Wrestling (AEW) might bring in someone like a McMahon at some point down the line. This idea was initially raised by WWE Hall of Famer and AEW commentator Jim Ross earlier this summer, stating it might not be as far-fetched as fans might think. The conversation grew from there, with whispers of Shane McMahon talking to unidentified AEW talent spreading on social media. These rumors soon turned into credible reports after AEW TBS Champion Mercedes Mon? disclosed a casual airport encounter with Shane and their brief chat. More recently, AEW President Tony Khan had an official meeting with Shane, where they reportedly discussed potential future collaborations.

The anime “Jujutsu Kaisen” enjoys keeping viewers on edge with its dramatic twists and turns, from major disclosures to unexpected character deaths. Its creator, Gege Akutami, seems to derive pleasure from making readers feel tense, a trend that is becoming increasingly noticeable. With numerous speculations swirling around Yuji’s Domain Expansion, one intriguing idea proposes it might reunite Megumi and Gojo at home.

The concluding chapter of the comic series “My Hero Academia” has been published, and creator Kohei Horikoshi is now able to relax after dedicating over ten years to the project. However, this final manga chapter doesn’t signify the end for the anime adaptation as it moves forward. With the seventh season ongoing, the latest full-length film, titled “My Hero Academia: You’re Next“, has been released in Japan. This fourth movie will be available in North America on October 11th and brings a new danger with Dark Might, while also emphasizing a budding romance through the introduction of two fresh characters to the shonen series.

Joe Quesada, Marvel’s longtime editor and executive who recently started Amazing Comics, is teaming up with Zoop to develop and fund a comprehensive hardcover art book, as confirmed exclusively by ComicBook. This will mark Quesada’s initial foray into crowdfunding, with the campaign set to launch soon on the independent art platform, where artists like Jason Copland, Howard Chaykin, and Jim Starlin have previously initiated projects. Titled “Drawing the Line Somewhere“, the book will showcase high-resolution scans of Quesada’s black-and-white pencil and ink sketches, some process work, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into his raw artwork spanning four decades.