Code Vein 2 Details Its Vast, Secret-Filled World and Combat in New Overview Trailer

The game delves deeper into the Resurgence, a world-ending disaster, and the danger posed by the Luna Rapacis. As a Revenant Hunter, the player must reinforce the seals binding four legendary heroes to avert catastrophe. Partnering with Lou Magwell, they journey into the past, teaming up with and battling alongside these heroes in a story that’s roughly the same length—or maybe a bit longer—than the first game.

Steam Machine’s “Verified” Program Will Have “Fewer Constraints” for Developers Than Steam Deck

The Steam Deck Verification process checks if games run well on the handheld’s less powerful hardware. It also looks at how easy the game is to use, whether text and menus are readable on the small screen, and if players will need to use the on-screen keyboard. The new Steam Machine is much more powerful – Valve says it’s about six times as powerful as the Steam Deck – so games should run more smoothly. Plus, the Steam Machine has a larger screen and is designed to be used with a connected keyboard, so designers don’t need to worry about those things.

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 Reveals New Trailer (Introducing What Could be a Classic Kaiju)

I’ve been watching the teasers for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, and it looks like they’re gearing up to introduce “Titan X” into the MonsterVerse. While this could be a completely new monster, there’s a good chance it’s connected to a classic creature from Toho’s history. I noticed that “X” has a lot of tentacles, which immediately reminded me of Biollante, a monster who first appeared in a Godzilla movie back in 1989. That creature was actually a unique fusion – a rose plant brought to life with Godzilla’s DNA. Since the show hints that “Titan X” comes from another world, if they do use Biollante, it seems they’ll be giving her a new backstory. But Biollante isn’t the only possibility, of course.

Anime’s Biggest Isekai to Return for Season 4 With Major 10th Anniversary Plans

The popular anime Konosuba: God’s Blessing on this Wonderful World is getting a fourth season! It’s been two years since the last season aired, and fans were starting to wonder if there would be more. But at a recent event in Japan celebrating the franchise’s 10th anniversary, it was officially announced that Season 4 is in production. You can see a first look at the new season’s title card below.

The Full X-Men Movie Timeline & Viewing Order Explained

You can watch the movies in release order, starting with the first one from 2000 and ending with Deadpool & Wolverine. However, if you prefer to watch them in the order the events happen in the Marvel universe, it’s trickier, as the timeline has changed a few times.

Scott Adams, Dilbert Creator and Cartoonist, Dies at 68

Scott Adams, born in Windham, New York, in 1957, created the Dilbert comic strip after drawing inspiration from his own experiences working in offices. The strip playfully criticizes office life and especially frustrating management practices. Despite facing numerous rejections, Adams persevered, and Dilbert eventually appeared in newspapers while he still held a day job. The comic’s popularity led to a two-season animated series co-created with Larry Charles of Seinfeld, as well as a video game called Dilbert’s Desktop Games.

3 Years Ago, HBO Max’s Most Controversial Animated Series Debuted

The animated series Velma debuted on HBO Max in 2023, running for two seasons and concluding with a special finale. Mindy Kaling starred as Velma and also served as an executive producer, attracting well-known voice actors like Sam Richardson, Glenn Howerton, and Constance Wu to play Shaggy, Fred, and Daphne. However, the show received significant criticism from fans who felt it didn’t capture the spirit of the original Scooby-Doo. Despite its cancellation in 2024, one character from the franchise never appeared in the series.

2025 Remake of Stephen King Cult Sci-Fi Classic Is Already Streaming (And It’s an Instant Hit)

Edgar Wright’s new movie, The Running Man, started streaming on Paramount+ on January 13th, just two months after it came out in theaters. This isn’t the first time King’s 1982 novel has been adapted for the screen – Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in a version back in 1987. This new film is set in a bleak, futuristic world and follows Ben Richards, played by Glen Powell, a struggling worker who enters the dangerous game show The Running Man to earn money for his daughter’s medical care. The show forces contestants to survive for 30 days while being pursued by skilled killers.