The Digimon series took a big turn with its third season, Digimon Tamers, which premiered in Japan on April 1, 2001. This new version of Digimon was unlike anything fans had seen before. It featured a completely fresh group of DigiDestined with no connection to previous seasons—starting a trend of reinvention that continues in the series today—and explored a much more mature and darker storyline.
No matter which Nintendo Switch you have – the original or the new Switch 2 – there are some great games coming in April 2026. Both consoles will receive new releases, including first-party titles like Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and several exciting games from other developers. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated games coming to Switch and Switch 2 this April, ranked from least to most hyped.
As a comic book fan, the Supergirl trailer did more than just increase my excitement for the movie. Knowing it’s based on Tom King’s Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and will closely follow that storyline, I was already familiar with the characters and their journey. But the trailer surprised me by making me rethink my initial reaction to the 2021 comic. I believe screenwriter Ana Nogueira’s adaptation has the potential to not only enhance the story, but also give the original comic a fresh, positive perspective.
A memorable post-credits scene in the 2017 film Spider-Man: Homecoming showed Mac Gargan, played by Michael Mando, meeting the Vulture while in prison. This hinted that the character Scorpion would appear in a future Spider-Man movie, but after Far From Home and No Way Home released without him, many fans thought that storyline was dropped. Now, Michael Mando is confirmed to return as Scorpion in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, exciting fans who were hoping to see this character – and seven others – make a comeback.
The trailer for Game of Thrones emphasizes what made the show so popular. It begins with Cersei’s iconic line – “When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die” – the phrase that inspired both the show and the A Song of Ice and Fire books. The trailer also features memorable scenes from the series, like the Battle of the Bastards and the Red Wedding, events that fans will always remember.
Chip Zdarsky guided the creation of MAD About DC #1, a special issue featuring a huge group of writers and artists all poking fun at DC Comics. It’s filled with hilarious parodies, spoofs, and jokes targeting everything from famous characters to popular storylines—even DC’s biggest successes like the Absolute Editions. The whole issue is impressive, but what were the funniest moments? Keep reading to discover 5 of the best spoofs that are sure to make you laugh!
I’ve been thinking about animated shows lately, and while a few really stick with you and become classics, so many others just seem to fade away. It’s wild to realize it’s been 25 years since one seriously underrated show first aired, and honestly, I think it’s totally deserving of a reboot to give it another chance to shine.
As we mentioned in our review of Crimson Desert for PS5, the game has some performance issues on both the standard PS5 and the PS5 Pro. While these problems likely won’t completely spoil the fun for most players, it’s disappointing that such a captivating game is held back by them.
And this period is a particularly big one for imminent server closures and delistings.
The biggest new feature is Cruise Mode, which lets players fly directly between planets within a star system instead of waiting through multiple loading screens. Loading screens still happen when you land and take off, but while cruising, you can explore new areas called Free Lanes. These lanes are filled with interesting discoveries like points of interest, strange Anomalies, and dangerous Interdictions, which might include enemy encounters.