Last year was particularly difficult for Ubisoft, marking the company’s worst financial performance to date. They’re hoping a lineup of promising new games will help them recover from these losses, but with those games still some time away, concerns are growing about whether Ubisoft can maintain stability through a continued period of financial hardship.
The first season of the show wasn’t afraid to tackle some of Marvel’s trickiest X-Men storylines, like the connection between Scott Summers and Madelyne Pryor. This new trailer shows Season 2 will cover classic stories like The Rise of Apocalypse and The Adventures of Cyclops & Phoenix, along with a look at two more of Marvel’s biggest mistakes.
Akira Inui’s new manga, Alien Headbutt, launched in Weekly Shonen Jump this February. It follows Shirokiba the Hell Hound, a pro wrestler who returns home to reconnect with loved ones, only to find his hometown under alien attack. He tries to use his wrestling skills to save the world, but despite a strong start in early 2026, reader interest quickly dropped. Due to low scores in reader polls, the manga was likely canceled by Shueisha and concluded this week with its sixteenth chapter.
What really sets Transformers apart is how much its merchandise has increased in value over the years. This has led to a thriving market for rare and valuable Transformers collectibles, and now a particularly prized item is being put up for auction. The big question is: will it break any sales records?
Activision is using its standard marketing approach for this year’s game, and you can now pre-order the digital version on the PlayStation Store.
Okay, so Obsidian just put out a statement on Twitter about that whole PS5 upgrade thing for The Outer Worlds. You know, the one they promised would be free for people who already owned the game on PS4? They’re finally addressing what’s going on with it.
Disney has announced that the movie Hoppers will start streaming on Disney+ on Wednesday, June 3rd. It’s been available to purchase digitally since late April, but this is the first time it will be included with a Disney+ subscription. You can also find Hoppers on DVD and Blu-ray starting the day before it hits Disney+.
With so many new superhero shows and movies constantly being released, it’s easy to forget the ones that started it all. These older, beloved shows were incredibly creative, defined many of the characters we know today, and created unique atmospheres that haven’t been matched in recent blockbusters. Despite their influence, they aren’t widely streamed and deserve more attention from today’s superhero fans.
Homelander is incredibly powerful – even other superheroes fear his strength and violent tendencies. He can destroy planes, fly faster than the speed of sound, survive a nuclear blast, and use his heat vision to effortlessly cut through groups of people. In his prime, he was the biggest danger his world had ever known. Still, even Homelander’s power pales in comparison to the most powerful and evil villains in the DC and Marvel universes.
Nintendo, famous for family-friendly games like Mario, surprised everyone when it released Splatoon for the Wii U on May 28th. While PlayStation and Xbox were known for competitive shooting games, Nintendo hadn’t really entered that arena before. What made Splatoon truly special was how different it was – it traded in realistic guns and gritty themes for bright colors, unique style, and incredibly clever multiplayer gameplay. Now, eleven years later, the Splatoon series is still popular and is evolving again with the upcoming Splatoon Raiders.