Games

I’ve noticed a lot of companies are starting to have second thoughts about using this new AI tech in games. But one of the biggest gaming companies around is doing the opposite! They’re really doubling down on it, and they’re actually speaking out about how they think AI is the way gaming is headed. Honestly, whether they can get players to accept it or not could really decide if this AI stuff takes off in the gaming world.

As a DC fan, I’ve always wondered who the really skilled assassins are, the ones who actually get the job done. There are so many characters who can fight, but who’s best at actually killing someone, quietly and efficiently? So, I’ve put together a ranking of the ten best assassins in the DC Universe, judging them on their reputation and the skills they’ve shown us. It’s not just about who wins in a brawl; it’s about who can eliminate a target without being caught, or even when heroes try to stop them. Let’s dive in and see who DC’s deadliest killers-for-hire really are.

These factors paved the way for the launch of the Epic Games Store, which is currently more profitable than ever before. Although 2025 was a successful year for the platform, much of that success came from games developed by other companies and free giveaways. This raises a concern for Epic, as its biggest hits seem to rely heavily on these external factors.

Iron Man is famous for his advanced, futuristic technology, but the War Machine armor was built with a different purpose. Designed by Tony Stark for his friend Rhodey, a trained soldier, it focused on heavy firepower. Alongside the standard Iron Man features like flight and super strength, the War Machine armor was equipped with powerful weapons like gatling guns and missiles. It was the 1990s, and for young comic book fans, bigger weapons meant cooler heroes. Those fans got their first look at War Machine #1 on February 8th, 1994, launching the character’s long history of comic book series.

We’re living in an era dominated by streaming services, and also one heavily influenced by nostalgia. This often means studios focus on familiar stories to appeal to audiences. Luckily, shows like Alien: Earth, Wonder Man, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and Star Wars: Andor provided some of the best television in 2025 and early 2026. Now, the key question is: how did viewers actually react to these shows?

Considering that, here’s a ranking of the 10 best characters from the Dune franchise, from least to most compelling. This list only includes characters who have appeared in the films so far, as the larger story features many more.

While enjoyable, this approach isn’t what usually keeps competitive games thriving. The success of Yu-Gi-Oh! lies in prioritizing exciting moments over perfectly balanced gameplay. Players and viewers understand that the most important part isn’t following the rules, but the emotional investment – the pride, personal connection, and the thrill of an unexpected, game-changing play that feels destined to happen.

New footage featuring Krypto the Super Dog was shown during The Puppy Bowl and later shared online by James Gunn. The clip starts with Kara among the people of Argo City, and a small puppy spots her in the crowd. That puppy is, of course, Krypto! The moment Kara picks him up is one of the sweetest and most heartwarming scenes from the film we’ve seen so far. You can watch the full trailer below, and if you’re a Krypto fan, you’ll love it!

Considering the effort and expense put into rebranding, it’s reasonable to ask if the team is acknowledging a previous mistake. But according to Walter Kong, who leads the game’s live service operations, that’s not the case – at least, that’s what he stated in a recent press conference with Eurogamer.

I was reading The Hollywood Reporter on X today, and apparently Sam Raimi has some regrets about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. He feels like they didn’t give enough to do to poor Rachel McAdams! Her character, Christine Palmer, was important to the story, but he wishes they’d expanded her role even further. It’s a shame, because I always like seeing more of her on screen.