Hulu has confirmed that Futurama will return for its 14th season on August 3rd. However, unlike previous seasons (like season 13 and the King of the Hill revival), the new episodes won’t all be released at once. Instead, Hulu will release episodes weekly, meaning fans can enjoy new Futurama throughout the summer.
When Star Trek: Enterprise first aired, it didn’t immediately find its audience. It’s understandable, though, considering the long stretch of Star Trek on television – from 1987 to 2005. Fans may have been experiencing Star Trek fatigue. This could be why Enterprise has gained a dedicated following in recent years, as it’s been reappraised by new viewers. However, almost everyone agrees on one thing: the series finale was a disappointing end to an otherwise great show.
For a character to remain popular for as long as Batman, they need to be able to change with the times. While Batman’s fundamental values should stay consistent, the character and their story need to grow and develop. Over the decades, Batman has become much more than his original concept, thanks to the many writers who’ve contributed fresh ideas and innovations. Here, we’ll explore seven of the most significant changes that helped shape Batman into the cultural icon he is today.
Originally released for the Super Nintendo in North America on May 13, 1996, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars uniquely blended the role-playing elements of Square’s games with the beloved Mario franchise. It’s a charming adventure that influenced many games since. Even now, with the recent remake still popular, it’s remarkable how much the game changed the traditional Mario style, and how those changes could continue to inspire future installments.
Obsidian Entertainment has created many fantastic games, including titles like Avowed, The Outer Worlds, New Vegas, and Pillars of Eternity. But they’ve also worked on a few games that many players might not realize they were involved with, or have simply forgotten. If you’re a true Obsidian fan, you probably already know their full history – and you deserve kudos for that! But if you’re interested in discovering some of their more obscure projects, here are a few games to check out.
A ResetEra user with a history of accurate leaks for Sega and Atlus games claims that Persona 4 Revival will release in the same month as Persona 3 Reload. Since Persona 3 Reload came out in February 2024, this suggests Persona 4 Revival could launch in February 2027. This timing aligns with Atlus’s current release window and supports earlier leaks pointing to a release early next year.
A new vinyl collection, The Best of the Boys, will celebrate the popular series with three discs of music. It features the original score composed by Emmy winner Christopher Lennertz and Matt Bowen, plus songs performed by the cast – including tracks like “Never Truly Vanish” by Erin Moriarty, “Faster” by Jessie T. Usher and Aimee Proal, and “From a Logical Point of View” by Jensen Ackles. The collection includes a total of 15 original songs and boasts beautiful cover art by Tobin. Pre-orders open at MadeByMutant.com on Friday, May 15th, at 10 AM PT. The full track list for both the vinyl and CD versions is available to view below.
We don’t have many details beyond the short preview, but the studio promises to reveal more information shortly. Here’s what they’ve shared so far:
Sony has announced the games coming to PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium in May 2026. These games will be available on PS5, PS4, and classic consoles starting Tuesday, May 19th, 2026. Here’s the list: PS Plus Extra: May 2026 Star Wars Outlaws (PS5) | Review Red Dead Redemption 2 (PS4) | Review Bramble: … Read more
Despite the setbacks, this release is a big achievement for IOI, the game developer. They had previously pushed back the game’s launch by two months to refine it, and then delayed the Nintendo Switch 2 version until later this summer, explaining they needed extra time to guarantee a high-quality experience.