DC Comics has a long history of excellent miniseries – short, self-contained stories that have truly reshaped how fans view iconic characters. These ten miniseries stand out as the very best, offering groundbreaking and widely-loved comics experiences.
Ubisoft is expected to reveal updates that will enable 60 frames per second gameplay, and they’re releasing a new trailer for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Classic today.
After listening to feedback from players who tested the Tides of Tomorrow demo and participated in the closed beta, the developers have decided to take more time to refine the game. THQ Nordic announced this extra development time will allow them to make improvements based on player suggestions and deliver the best possible experience for this story-focused adventure.
Here is the story synopsis, via the game’s official website:
According to a message from McDevitt on the Access The Animus Discord server, Kristen is the main story writer. Chris leads a separate team working on other content. McDevitt jokingly described himself as deciding minor details, but ultimately reports to creative director Clint Hocking, who has final say.
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Adapting DC’s long and complex history for the screen is challenging, but the new DC Universe (DCU) seems to be laying the groundwork for a significant villain. Ahead of the upcoming Mister Miracle show, creator Tom King confirmed that Darkseid is being cast as a character in the series. In an interview with Wordballoon, King explained that Mister Miracle will have a large impact on the overall DCU and that they’ve officially cast Darkseid. Given James Gunn’s statements about animated voice actors reprising their roles in live-action, this casting suggests Darkseid will likely become a major player in the DCU’s future.
In a January 2025 blog post, Sony announced that PS4 games will become less common as perks for PlayStation Plus members. Starting in January 2026, they’ll only be included in the monthly game selections and Game Catalog on occasion. However, Sony might still offer some games that work on both PS4 and PS5 after that date.
In a new video, Pocketpair’s Bucky and CEO Takuro Mizobe thanked fans and revealed some behind-the-scenes development content, including a preview of the Pals coming in the 1.0 update.
The game first became available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch in Japan on November 27, 2025. A version for PC was already in development.