We successfully launched Battlefield 6 and were pleased with how smoothly it went. However, extending Season 1 disrupted the game’s momentum. Players were engaged, but the extension slowed things down. We realized the content planned for Season 2 needed more development time to be fully polished before release, according to Girette.
It’s going to be tough to add new games to the already packed 2026 schedule, but if I could suggest one, it would be the return of a hidden gem: Poker Night at the Inventory. This cult classic has been remastered after years of being unavailable. While it originally gained a dedicated following, it never quite broke into the mainstream. Now’s the perfect chance for everyone to discover its fantastic writing, enjoy some low-pressure poker, and spend time with its memorable characters.
Most Superman fans probably aren’t surprised to see Superman 64 (also known as Superman: The New Adventures) at the bottom of this list. Based on Superman: The Animated Series, it’s widely considered one of the worst video games ever created. The controls are awful, the levels are frustratingly repetitive and timed, and it’s simply not enjoyable to play. Between its technical problems, poor graphics, and other issues, there’s virtually nothing positive to say about this game.
Rio is a fun, animated musical comedy from 2011 directed by Carlos Saldanha. It follows Blu, a macaw from Minnesota who can’t fly, as he travels to Rio de Janeiro to meet Jewel, the last female of his kind, and hopefully start a family. Their plans are disrupted when they’re kidnapped, forcing them to work together to escape. Featuring the voices of Anne Hathaway and Jesse Eisenberg, along with Jemaine Clement, Leslie Mann, George Lopez, and Jamie Foxx, the film earned $484 million despite costing only $90 million to make. It began streaming on Tubi on February 1st.
As the anime adaptation of the Elbaph Arc of One Piece approaches this Spring, Crunchyroll has announced that the final English dubbed episodes (1144-1155) of the Egghead Arc will be available starting March 24th. Although a release date for the English dub of the One Piece: Elbaph Arc hasn’t been announced yet, fans likely won’t have to wait long for it now that the dub is almost current with the Japanese release.
The gameplay trailer below gives you a glimpse at what’s coming as the season continues:
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
This dark anime shares a similar premise with Squid Game – a deadly competition – but it stands out by adding supernatural twists and a backstory spanning a thousand years. The anime is Jujutsu Kaisen, and its current season focuses on the ‘Culling Game’ arc. This arc features sorcerers trapped in an arena where only the strongest survive, and many are forced to fight even though they didn’t volunteer. It’s a brutal fight for survival where the odds are stacked against most.
The first issue of White Sky introduces a dramatically altered world where a white sky has upended life as we know it, replacing it with a reality governed by ghosts and mysterious powers. The story follows a father and daughter on a journey to San Francisco, adding a personal touch to this already intriguing setting. By the end of the issue, the series has established a captivating and suspenseful situation, hinting at a promising future for the story and its characters.
The Angel episode “Smile Time” aired on February 18, 2004, and featured a storyline where Angel was transformed into a puppet.