The game is available on physical disc and digital download for the PlayStation 5. A special Collector’s Edition has been available for pre-order for a while. In Japan, the game includes a download code for a remastered version of the original Trails in the Sky, but this offer isn’t currently available in Western regions.
As Sad Cat Studios revealed more about Replaced and neared a release date, striving for a polished experience, new worries began to surface. Even with its unique 2.5D style, the game looked incredibly promising. It featured a combat system reminiscent of the Batman: Arkham games, compelling characters with complex and often heartbreaking histories, and a bleak atmosphere reflecting a world consumed by consumerism and nightmares, where people are treated as commodities.
Players in Western regions can purchase Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter as a physical copy or digitally on PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and the standard Switch. In Japan, a physical version will only be released for PlayStation 5 and Switch 2.
As a big fan of He-Man, I was really interested to hear director Travis Knight talk about the visual design choices in the new movie. He explained that whenever the team faced a design challenge, they always looked back to the original Filmation cartoon for inspiration. Even though they wanted a modern, cinematic look, they made sure to include lots of nods to the source material – things like the color palette, and even a quick glimpse of the spirit of Grayskull when Adam first transforms. It’s a subtle moment, but it’s there! He really emphasized how committed they were to honoring the original throughout the whole film, which as a longtime fan, I really appreciate.
Vault Comics is releasing a graphic novel version of the popular online series Dungeon Crawler Carl. The online series is currently paused but will return with new episodes – there are already 30 available to read! If you’d like to experience Carl and Princess Donut’s adventures in comic book format, the new graphic novel collects the first 13 episodes and will be available in stores on May 19, 2026.
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At CinemaCon, a video message from producers Seth Rogen, James Weaver, and Evan Goldberg announced that the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequel will feature a battle between the Turtles and The Shredder, alongside the villain Krang (according to Discussing Film). This marks Krang’s first film appearance since Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, and the filmmakers see it as an opportunity to refine the character after its previous, somewhat inconsistent portrayal.
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So far, no trailers from the CinemaCon presentations have been released online, and fans are disappointed. While people are excited about what they’ve heard about the trailer, they’re frustrated that Marvel allowed footage of Robert Downey Jr.’s appearance and moments with Kevin Feige and the Russo Brothers to be recorded, but not the trailer itself. Here’s a look at some of the reactions from fans.
Several popular manga series in Shonen Jump are nearing their conclusions, with their final storylines currently unfolding. Both Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo and Chainsaw Man have recently finished, signaling the end of their run in the magazine. This year has also seen the cancellation of four newer series, three of which debuted in Fall 2025. While these cancellations weren’t entirely unexpected, it’s disappointing that a few of these series didn’t have more time to develop and gain an audience.