Games

The new 10-issue series, Doomquest, is written by Ryan North (of One World Under Doom) with art by Francesco Mobili. It’s designed to be a self-contained story, making it easy for new readers to discover Marvel’s Doctor Doom, while also offering a fresh, high-stakes adventure for existing fans. Early previews from Marvel Comics suggest a compelling start, as Reed Richards attempts to alter history – a move Doom can’t allow, and one that’s bound to create problems.

Released in 2010, The Losers is an action comedy inspired by the DC comic book series of the same name, created by writer Andy Diggle and artist Jock. The film reimagines The A-Team with a darker, more rebellious edge, following a US Special Forces team who are betrayed and left for dead. When a mysterious woman offers them a chance for revenge, they eagerly accept. Despite not performing well at the box office and receiving mixed reviews, The Losers boasts a fantastic cast, including Chris Evans, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Zoe Saldaña, and Idris Elba.

The trailer for Season 5 of The Boys showed Ashley returning, hinting she’d gained new powers. Now, the first two episodes reveal what those powers are. The show quickly explains Ashley’s abilities, though the full extent of how Compound V has changed her isn’t clear until the end of Episode 2. Her new power is a perfect fit for her personality, even if it comes with a noticeable physical side effect. Interestingly, one person doesn’t seem affected by it, leaving viewers wondering where her storyline will go this season. (Please be aware that this contains spoilers for the first two episodes of The Boys Season 5.)

The brand new trailer is here, and it’s got us excited to follow Jack Pepper’s adventures in a wildly chaotic and funny world! Mouseburg is a fascinating place to begin with, and Jack’s cheesy jokes are a great touch – they feel like something straight out of a classic detective movie.

Housemarque isn’t exaggerating when it says “Endless Bullets of Corruption Shall Devour The Very Floor You Walk On.” The game features yellow projectiles that linger on the ground like traps, and can even reduce your health if you step on them. On top of that, enemies fire fast, red projectiles up close. However, this is where a new ability comes in: parrying. This allows players to deflect the attacks and turn the tables.

People often send their Pokémon cards to companies like PSA to have them professionally graded. This process protects the card and verifies its condition, which is appealing to collectors. More importantly, graded cards, particularly rare ones, usually sell for more money. Because of this, many players are submitting their most valuable cards for grading. By tracking these submissions – as GemRate recently did in a March 2026 report – we can see interesting trends. Currently, it appears Pikachu is the most frequently graded Pokémon character, and that lead isn’t likely to change anytime soon.

Here are five horror series that peaked with the first game.

After Stargate Universe concluded in 2011, the series remained inactive for a while. However, in 2025, Amazon MGM Studios announced a new Stargate series. Martin Gero, a veteran of the franchise, will lead the creative side as showrunner and writer. He’s working with the original film creators, Devlin and Emmerich, who are executive producers, as well as Stargate co-creator Brad Wright and longtime producer Joe Mallozzi, who are consulting producers. The writing team started in January 2026, and filming is scheduled to begin in London later that year. Before the new series arrives, here’s a ranking of all the previous Stargate TV shows, from least to most enjoyable.

A new video game called Nickelodeon Extreme Tennis: Next! is bringing together 15 characters from classic Nickelodeon cartoons, plus a few surprises! Players will be able to play as favorites like Zim, Rocko, Aang, Angelica, Danny Phantom, and Spongebob, alongside unexpected guests like Michaelangelo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Garfield. The game launches May 28th, and while it’s a pretty unusual team-up for these characters, it’s not the first time Nickelodeon stars have crossed over in recent years. You can watch the first trailer below.

The development team, headed by director Josef Fares, has announced that their games – A Way Out, It Takes Two, and Split Fiction – have collectively sold over 50 million copies.