Given his position as VP of Xbox’s Next Generation division, Jason Ronald was a natural choice to showcase what Xbox is planning. His presentation offered valuable details about how Xbox intends to adapt to the changing gaming world, and how they’re working to connect Xbox and PC gaming, creating a more unified experience.
Sony noticed some players were trying to buy only the bonus content from Marathon without the game itself, exploiting a loophole to get the Deluxe Edition for a lower price. They’ve now updated the PlayStation Store page to clearly state that if you try this, you’ll only be purchasing the extra features and not the actual game.
I’m really excited about this game, specifically its story and how the gameplay tackles issues I previously had. I wasn’t expecting to be this impressed after seeing the presentation, and I’m happy to explain why. The story and gameplay have really stood out, even more than the cool reveals. I’m thrilled to share my thoughts – let’s get into it!
ComicBook is giving fans an exclusive preview of the third issue of the horror comic, Event Horizon: Inferno. This issue, roughly the halfway point of the five-issue series, continues the story from writer Christian Ward (who also penned Event Horizon Dark Descent). Picking up where the last issue left off, with Lieutenant Starck – the sole survivor of the Lewis and Clark spaceship – we now get a more detailed look at the terrifying situation she finds herself in.
Figuring out just how strong each Green Lantern should be in the DC Universe means looking at how they’ve been portrayed in comics and other stories. While there’s no official power ranking, most fans agree on who the strongest Green Lanterns are. Here’s a look at the Green Lanterns confirmed for the DCU so far, ordered by how powerful they should be.
IGN has new exclusive images from the upcoming second season of Batman: Caped Crusader. They also revealed a first look at Carrie Kelley, who will be playing Robin – a character originally created by Frank Miller in his 1986 comic, The Dark Knight Returns.
Interest in the movie has grown a lot recently, particularly because Marvel Studios has been using its popular stars to promote it. This means Disney doesn’t need to share as many details about the plot. Like with Avengers: Endgame, they don’t have to heavily push the story to get people excited. However, one thing that remains a secret is Robert Downey Jr.’s role as Doctor Doom, which is surprising given how much he’s been involved in promoting the film.
We’ve gotten glimpses of Lex Luthor’s Warsuit and a hint of the villain Brainiac, with someone claiming to be Metropolis’ new ruler and demanding Lex be handed over. We previously saw a quick, blurry shot of Superman hitting Lex while he was down, and now the complete video is available, revealing more details about what happened.
This anime is available only on Netflix, and the next season will likely be released there too. To build excitement for the return, Netflix Anime’s YouTube channel just released a new trailer showing how intense the upcoming battles will be. It’s set to be Baki’s most challenging fight so far, and he’s determined to win. The new part will have 12 episodes, and like past seasons, all of them will be available on Netflix at the same time.
I’ve noticed that those older cartoons – the ones a lot of us grew up with – are really popular now, with parents wanting to share them with their kids. But it’s surprisingly hard to find them on streaming services! I keep wondering if we’ll ever be able to watch those shows for free, the way we used to.