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The sci-fi horror film Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City will be available to stream on Hulu starting February 23rd. Released in theaters in 2021, the movie was intended as a fresh start for the Resident Evil film series, which previously had six live-action movies. Starring Kaya Scodelario, Hannah John-Kamen, and Robbie Amell, Welcome to Raccoon City didn’t do well with audiences or critics, and a planned sequel was cancelled. This has led to yet another reboot of the film series, expected to be released in theaters later this year.

Throughout his appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, particularly in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, we saw many heroes try to defeat Thanos, and some even managed to hurt him. The MCU has often shown us which heroes are strong enough to fight him, but it’s less common to consider who among the villains could actually stand up to Thanos. It’s a fun question to ponder, and while there aren’t many clear answers, we’ve identified a few villains who likely could have defeated him.

Sony’s February 2026 State of Play gave viewers a look at gameplay for SAROS, a new game that shares a lot in common with Returnal. Like Returnal, SAROS features challenging enemies, intricate level design, and a roguelike structure where you improve your character with modifiers and perks after each attempt. However, SAROS expands on this formula with a much more open world – the world of Carcosa – allowing players to quickly travel to any unlocked area and offering more accessible replayability features than were available in Returnal.

Let’s highlight some DC villains who deserve more attention. We’re not just focusing on those who haven’t appeared recently, but those that most people have completely forgotten. It’s a shame they’ve been overlooked, because each one has the power to drastically change the DC Universe. Here’s a look at seven villains who could cause serious trouble if anyone remembered who they are.

The real-time strategy (RTS) genre began with a simple game called War of Nerves! on the Magnavox Odyssey 2. It wasn’t as complicated as later RTS games, and involved capturing the opponent’s general in a capture-the-flag style game. Players moved their general with a joystick, while the computer controlled robots for both sides. Though the graphics are basic, War of Nerves! laid the foundation for many core RTS elements, using just a few colors and a tiny 192 bytes of memory.

A developer from Wildlight Entertainment, one of the few still working at the struggling company Highguard, has explained why the game’s website is currently unavailable.

As a huge Star Wars fan, I’ve always noticed how the first set of films really built on the foundation laid by A New Hope. The Force Awakens felt incredibly similar, almost a retelling, and the spin-off movies like Rogue One and Solo gave us great details about characters and how the Rebellion got the plans for the Death Star. So it’s really exciting to me that the newest films are tackling what most fans consider the peak of the original trilogy – everyone agrees The Empire Strikes Back is the best, and it makes total sense to revisit that territory!

Here is an overview of the game, via Hamster:

The game will be released as a physical copy for both PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, and a special limited edition will also be available. This limited edition includes the game itself, a collectible cardboard figure, a Blockbuster Bro monster board, and eight Evolution Cards to use with the board game.

The game Sons of Sparta focuses on Kratos and his brother, Deimos. It’s set during Kratos’ harsh training as a Spartan soldier, long before the main story begins. Kratos and Deimos are young soldiers who have just started venturing outside the city of Sparta on missions.