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Most science fiction TV shows have some weak episodes, but a handful stand out for consistently delivering quality. While no show is perfect, the episodes in these five series all feel purposeful and contribute to the overall story, themes, or emotional impact. You might prefer some episodes over others, but it’s hard to say any of them are truly bad. These shows are hallmarks of great science fiction because they’re both bold in their ideas and consistently well-made.

Sony is offering free trials for five games: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Borderlands 4, Astroneer, Kill It With Fire 2, and Varlet. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is particularly noteworthy, having just won Game of the Year and other awards at The Game Awards. Borderlands 4 is also a popular choice. Each trial lasts two hours, except for Kill It With Fire 2, which has a one-hour trial. You can find more information about all five games below. We don’t currently know how long these trials will be available.

The broadcast will share the latest updates on Inazuma Eleven, including “first-time reveals.”

Someone on Reddit noticed something unusual in the upcoming Battlefield 6: a sticker for player cards showing a soldier with a rifle. While the sticker looks mostly hand-drawn, the rifle – an M4A1 with two barrels – clearly shows it was created using artificial intelligence.

These are the most brilliant minds who have walked the legendary halls of the wizarding world.

The movie Minecraft was a huge hit in theaters, earning over $957 million worldwide – making it the second-highest-grossing film based on a video game, after The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black, the film is now available to stream on Prime Video starting December 22nd. The story follows a group of unlikely heroes who are transported into the world of Minecraft through a strange portal, and they set off on a fantastical adventure through its unique, blocky landscape, guided by a surprising character named Steve.

Digimon Story: Time Stranger is available now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam.

When asked about Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, Eiji Aonuma playfully suggested the spin-off game had surprisingly released before the team’s main Zelda title on the Nintendo Switch 2. He joked that The Legend of Zelda: Age of Imprisonment was the first Zelda game available on the new console, admitting they’d hoped to be the ones to launch the first Zelda game on it, according to IGN.

The first downloadable content for the RPG was released earlier this month, and fans of Digimon won’t have to wait long for the next one. Bandai Namco recently shared a brief teaser trailer and announced that the second DLC, titled “Additional Digimon & Episode Pack 2: Nabiku Gaku-Ran,” will be available in January 2026. “Nabiku Gaku-Ran” is currently the Japanese title, and an English version has not yet been revealed.

The second season of Fallout launched on Prime Video on December 16th and quickly became a hit. According to FlixPatrol, the new season immediately rose to the top of Prime Video’s most-watched list in both the US and globally. Even before the premiere, the first season was gaining popularity and had returned to the top ten, but the release of season 2 propelled it straight to #1 on the platform.