Games

You can now play Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Here is an overview of the content, via SEGA:

In One Piece: Into the Grand Line, the Straw Hat crew faces off against the dangerous assassins of Baroque Works, who were hinted at in season one. These villains appear across the first islands of the Grand Line, and the show introduces Miss Thursday – a character Eiichiro Oda, the creator of One Piece, designed specifically for the live-action series. You can now see her in action!

Superman can’t be everywhere at once, and Metropolis needs more than one hero to keep it safe. Many other superheroes have stepped up to call the city home and help protect it. Today, we’re highlighting five of these often-overlooked heroes who have lived and worked in Metropolis, even if they’ve since moved on. Let’s take a look at these amazing protectors of the City of Tomorrow!

Saros, a new shooting game coming only to PlayStation 5, appears to be pushing the console to its limits. This is the first game developed by the studio since being acquired by PlayStation Studios (shortly after releasing Returnal), and it’s designed to take full advantage of both the PS5 and the upcoming PS5 Pro.

The new Batwoman comic immediately throws Kate into a dramatically different situation, and the story keeps you hooked by switching between current events and past memories. The art team of DaNi and Hollingworth is excellent, creating a visually unique style and color scheme that feels both fresh and connected to previous Batwoman stories. While the series hasn’t peaked yet, it’s already incredibly promising.

The recent movie The Batman proved that filmmakers still have plenty of gadgets from the comics and Arkham video games left to explore. We saw Batman use a new version of his Webbed Wings, which got us thinking: what other cool tools haven’t made it to the big screen yet? Let’s take a look.

My Hero Academia: Ultra Impact, a free-to-play mobile role-playing game where players could build teams of heroes and villains, will be shutting down. After four years of bringing the popular anime series to mobile devices, the game’s creators announced on social media that service will end on May 18, 2026. They expressed gratitude for players’ support and directed them to the game for more information about the shutdown.

Here is an overview of the game, via Mythwright:

If you’re looking for an action movie, 2021’s Without Remorse, currently available on Tubi, is worth checking out. Despite being based on a popular Tom Clancy novel and written by the creator of Yellowstone, Taylor Sheridan, it didn’t get much attention when it came out. While other Tom Clancy adaptations, like the Jack Ryan series, are well-known, Without Remorse flew under the radar. It’s listed as leaving Tubi soon, so you don’t have much time left to see Michael B. Jordan in action!