During a recent interview, Nexon CEO Junghun Lee – as reported by Automaton Media – discussed how AI is now common in game development. He believes that using AI isn’t just an option for studios, but a necessity for staying competitive, even for companies like Embark Studios.
Written by J. Michael Straczynski, known for his acclaimed work on Spider-Man, this comic isn’t bad. While his recent Captain America series wasn’t a standout, Straczynski is a talented writer, and he delivers a decent issue here. He establishes a potentially interesting storyline and mostly nails the characters’ personalities—though his portrayal of Bruce Banner is a bit off. However, this issue primarily serves as an introduction to the larger story, focusing more on setup than substantial events. Thankfully, the pacing is good, preventing it from feeling sluggish, even if there isn’t much depth to the issue itself.
After the first season of Alien: Earth ended with the human-synthetic Hybrids, led by Wendy (Sydney Chandler), taking over the Prodigy facility, it wasn’t certain if the show would return. But on November 11, 2025, FX announced that Alien: Earth has been renewed for a second season. Given the show’s popularity – it has a 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – renewal was widely expected. Noah Hawley’s new contract with FX and Disney Entertainment Television suggests the show could continue for several more seasons.
I just checked out the new video! It’s a great mix of actual gameplay and those awesome cutscenes, and it’s getting me so hyped for the game to finally come out on February 5th!
I’m so excited! The new update just dropped today, alongside Spec 3, and it lets you experience 24-hour endurance racing – it’s like having Le Mans in your living room, which is awesome! I just read on the PlayStation Blog that there’s a ton more too – 50 brand new races divided into 20 different categories, all inspired by car culture and racing from around the world. Seriously, it sounds incredible!
What immediately stands out about this crossover is how naturally the worlds of the two franchises blend together, thanks to writer Tim Seeley. He quickly sets up a premise that feels like a seamless addition to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ existing history, rather than a forced rewrite. Within just a couple of pages, he establishes a solid foundation for the entire story, and the speed at which he does so is really remarkable.
Several games recently received updates: Once Upon a Katamari, Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac, and Super Robot Wars Y all have new expansions. You can find details on those below, and we’ve also summarized everything announced during Sony’s State of Play livestream from November 2025 – just follow the link!
The remake of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, originally released in 2006, is scheduled to launch before the end of September 2026, as revealed in our recent financial report. This timing aligns with the release patterns of our previous titles, like the 1st Chapter. While we haven’t officially announced the platforms yet, it’s likely the game will be available on PS5, Nintendo Switch, the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
The game got a brief overview during State of Play Japan:
This roguelite action platformer, created by Frontside 180 and published by Pocketpair, draws inspiration from the look and feel of Hollow Knight: Silksong while taking its gameplay from Super Mario Odyssey.