The highly-anticipated industry tip comes from Nate the Hate, a well-recognized and generally trusted source within the gaming community. Although Nate is most famed for his insights on Nintendo, his recent revelation pertains to an upcoming Xbox game – Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 – that might release on PlayStation 5 this year.
Marvel’s upcoming release is projected to debut with similar box office earnings as Superman, which raked in approximately $125 million domestically upon its release earlier this month. The Fantastic Four: First Steps is expected to rank among the strongest openings of 2025, making it the fourth film this year to gross over $100 million during its traditional three-day weekend. Jurassic World Rebirth and Brave New World are the other two films that have achieved this milestone, but they did so during extended holiday weekends.
As a movie enthusiast, I must admit that the new superhero’s power is quite unsettling, to say the least. In one of the scenes, this character expels what appears to be a gory, hair-like object onto another character – a rather graphic introduction if I may say so myself. I can only imagine what other disturbing twists and turns this ability will take as the season unfolds. And let’s not forget about the scene in the restroom where someone experiences an… explosive situation in a stall. Quite a memorable moment, indeed!
The New Chronicle of the DC Universe” #1 Spans from Time’s Dawn to Silver Age Comics Events
“The New Chronicle of the DC Universe” #2 Launches with the Introduction of Several DC Characters, Giving Robin a Notable Mention in the Narrative. Robin, as Batman’s initial partner, was a beacon of light amidst the grimy backdrop of Gotham City. However, his vibrant costume often drew attention, making it stand out starkly against the nocturnal gloom of Gotham, considering that Batman and Robin usually operate under the cover of darkness. Interestingly, this eye-catching outfit shares a purpose with Batman’s own bright yellow one.
These are the top story-driven games, which deliver a movie-like experience primarily through their compelling narratives, well-crafted scripts, and skillful use of scene transitions (cutscenes). Our selection focuses on games where the main story can be experienced in a linear progression, without distractions like side quests or exploration, providing an immersive cinematic journey.
The manga “Takopi’s Original Sin” by Taizan 5 had a surprising start this summer, quickly climbing fan rankings with each new episode. However, it may surprise the same fans to learn that the anime adaptation will be wrapping up with its next episode. To clarify, after the release of Episode 5 last week, the anime version of “Takopi’s Original Sin” is set to conclude with the broadcast of Episode 6 in the coming week.
The shows we’re going to discuss didn’t just have disappointing endings; they had unexpected plot twists that left fans feeling frustrated and considering abandoning the fandom altogether, although perhaps not quite to that extreme. While not every finale was as bad as it seemed initially, some of them definitely elicited intense responses from viewers regarding the episodes listed below.
The comeback of the beloved series “Phineas and Ferb” has been a hit among fans, as it reunited the original team for fresh, zany storylines continuing from where the story previously ended. After the debut of the initial ten episodes, Disney revealed during their 2025 San Diego Comic-Con panel dedicated to the show (as announced through a press release) that the next installment of “Phineas and Ferb” episodes will air on Disney Channel and Disney+ in the following year.
Users of the Steam Deck should take note that some of the free Steam games do not have explicit Steam Deck compatibility. Specifically, Oil Sheik, released on Steam on July 24th, is listed as “Unsupported,” while Inverta, which became available through Steam Early Access on July 18th, shows “Unknown” for Steam Deck compatibility.
Robbie Barsamian from Jason Universe recently discussed the current status of the Friday the 13th series in a panel at SDCC this week. Since the establishment of Jason Universe, followers of Friday the 13th have received content such as brief clips and action figures from the now-defunct Friday the 13th: The Game. However, the scarcity of concrete information about upcoming releases, whether movies or games, has left fans feeling restless. During the SDCC event, no further details were revealed about the game, but we now know for certain that one is in development.