Towards the end of the episode, Gettys mentioned he’d been considering what game wouldn’t appear on a particular list. He reflected on the reception of the previous game and believes the Jedi Survivor sequel is likely to be released this year. While not a certainty, he envisions a potential announcement in May and release in September.
In Season 1 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Ser Lyonel isn’t focused on grand goals. He’s simply enjoying the simpler things – drinking, dancing, and competing in the tournament at Ashford Meadow. The series gives Lyonel a bigger role than in the original books, notably with a memorable dance scene with Dunk, but still keeps him true to character: he’s a lively and capable fighter. Interestingly, this makes him quite similar to his future descendant, Robert, who will eventually become king.
The popular anime Demon Slayer will have a special screening event in ten Japanese theaters on January 24, 2025, where fans are encouraged to cheer and show their support for the characters. Attendees are welcome to bring fan merchandise like glow sticks and penlights. This event is designed for enthusiastic participation, so it might not be ideal for those who prefer a quiet viewing experience – organizers advise checking the guidelines before purchasing tickets. However, continuing to hold these theatrical screenings may delay the anime’s release on streaming platforms.
ComicBook recently spoke with director Angel Soto about his new film, The Wrecking Crew, starring Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa. During the interview, they asked about a potential sequel to Blue Beetle. Soto expressed hope that they’ll be able to continue the story, noting the first film ended on a cliffhanger, making Blue Beetle 2 a possibility. He also shared which character he’d love to see team up with Blue Beetle: Booster Gold. Soto believes the pairing would create a really fun and interesting dynamic.
Here is an overview of the Uncut Edition, via eastasiasoft:
Even though the studio has been paying to promote MindsEye, it doesn’t seem to be helping much. Currently, the game only has about 22 players online at any given time, according to Steamdb. This is a significant drop from the 3,302 players it had when it first launched. Player numbers fell quickly, going from an initial peak to 280 within a week, and have continued to decline since then. It’s important to remember these numbers are just for PC players; MindsEye might be performing better on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Released in 2017, NieR: Automata became the most successful game in the NieR series. However, Square Enix hasn’t expressed any desire to expand on it beyond a remake of the original NieR game and a brief mobile title. While the series continues to thrive through events like concerts, partnerships, and merchandise, many fans feel it deserves more. Now is the perfect time for Square Enix to commit to the series and deliver the sequel that NieR: Automata fans are hoping for.
The unsettling and visually striking film Midsommar will be leaving HBO Max on January 31st. Released in 2019, this surprise box office success (earning $48 million with a $9 million budget) was directed and written by Ari Aster and stars Florence Pugh (known for her role in Thunderbolts), along with Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper, and Will Poulter. Set in a remote Swedish community, the film centers around a disturbing midsummer ritual and helped launch Florence Pugh to stardom. It’s a must-see before it’s no longer available on streaming.
Let’s highlight some of Atlus’s best games that aren’t part of the Persona or Shin Megami Tensei series. Here’s a ranking of their five top titles. For this list, we’re focusing on games Atlus both created and published, not just those developed internally.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban marked a turning point for the series. The story became more complex as Harry discovered the man believed responsible for his parents’ death had escaped, and a dangerous plot began to emerge. The film’s tone also shifted dramatically, becoming darker and more mature with the direction of Alfonso Cuarón, who replaced the previous, more family-oriented director and steered the franchise toward an older audience.