For the next week, PC gamers with an Epic Games Store account can get two games for free and keep them forever: Stalcraft X: Starter Edition and Return to Ash. Stalcraft X is normally a free-to-play game, but this special Starter Edition includes bonus in-game items you’d usually have to pay for. Return to Ash is a new game scheduled for release in 2025.
Many action anime heroes strive for grand ambitions, but Denji, who grew up in poverty, simply wanted a normal life. Once he could afford regular meals, his biggest wish became having a girlfriend and a romantic relationship. Since becoming a devil hunter and achieving basic stability, he’s often made questionable choices driven by this desire. Throughout the story, women have exploited Denji’s feelings, and the most recent events show him making another significant decision based on his impulses, a decision that could have catastrophic consequences for the world.
During a February 2026 presentation, Konami revealed Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, featuring Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, and Metal Gear Solid: Ghost Babel. This collection is exciting because it brings MGS4 – previously only available on the PS3 due to technical limitations – to modern platforms. It also lets players revisit two spin-off games that offered a different style of gameplay from the main Metal Gear series. Fans are already speculating about which other, less popular Metal Gear titles might be included in future collections, and one game is consistently mentioned as a top pick.
I was so excited to see that Face/Off is back on Paramount+! It just left Netflix a few weeks ago. This movie, starring Nicolas Cage and John Travolta, has one of the craziest plots I’ve ever seen. They play a terrorist and an FBI agent who have surgery to swap faces – everything changes! The agent needs to find a bomb, and this wild procedure is how he tries to do it. Even though it sounds totally unbelievable, Face/Off was a massive success when it came out.
Science fiction boasts a wealth of fantastic books, and for those who love sci-fi movies, certain novels are a must-read. Some have been adapted into films many times, offering a richer experience than the movies, while others, though less known on screen, are epic and captivating. Get ready to visit your library or bookstore – we’ve compiled a list of 10 books to add to your reading list.
Netflix added all 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1 on February 15th, giving sci-fi fans a lot of content to enjoy. This comes at a great time, as Amazon Prime Video is working on a new Stargate series. Whether you’re a longtime fan or completely new to the show, now is the perfect opportunity to watch or re-watch the original series.
According to the comics Avengers #61 and Mighty Thor #7, a team of heroes resembling the Avengers existed in 1047 AD, during the Viking Age. While an earlier version of the team formed a million years prior, this Viking-era group was the first to include a member who would continue to fight with the modern Avengers: Thor. Though their adventures have been forgotten, Thor’s ongoing role as a key member of the team solidifies his place as one of Marvel’s most important heroes and truly makes him the original Avenger.
Surprisingly, The Amazing World of Gumball was the most-watched animated series on Hulu. This is notable considering the strong performance of King of the Hill’s fourteenth season in 2025, which initially drew over 4.4 million viewers. Despite this impressive start for Hank and his family, it wasn’t enough to beat Gumball. While direct comparisons aren’t available, Gumball’s popularity has clearly secured its renewal for future seasons on Hulu.
Not all characters have the same chance of survival, but this ranking isn’t about who’s most at risk. It’s based on who we, as viewers, would be most and least upset to see go. The Boys features a lot of terrible people, but also some truly endearing ones. If all seven of these characters meet their end in season 5, expect a very emotional experience. WARNING: This contains spoilers from The Boys comics!
After a long wait, the world of Blade Runner is returning to screens. The original film, Blade Runner, saw a continuation in 2017 with Blade Runner 2049, directed by Denis Villeneuve. Villeneuve built upon Ridley Scott’s initial vision, creating a sequel that was critically acclaimed, nearly matching the success of the first movie. In 2021, an anime series called Blade Runner: Black Lotus added another chapter to the story, but now, fans have a new installment to look forward to.