Throughout its long history, Star Trek has shown us some truly heartbreaking character deaths – even for its main heroes. These deaths have often happened right on screen. However, the show also has a knack for bringing characters back to life, sometimes in surprising ways. While these returns haven’t always been permanent, it’s clear that many significant characters have managed to defy death and reappear in the Star Trek universe.
According to a report in Puck, the movie Project Hail Mary had a production budget of $248 million. However, tax incentives brought that cost down to just under $200 million. Despite this still being a significant expense, early signs are positive. Projections suggest the film could open with around $50 million in domestic box office sales.
Following the short video released last week, the studio has shared another one, and it’s got us excited about the PlayStation 5 game again.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
The new Two Masters DLC trailer offers a glimpse of the enemies players will face as Ryu Hayabusa and Yakumo. Both characters gain powerful new weapons to help them: Ryu obtains the Jakotsumon Serpent Gauntlets, and Yakumo wields the massive Solitaire scythe, which enables broad, sweeping attacks.
It’s notable that Sucker Punch’s game was initially intended to be released alongside other games developed within Sony. Those plans were later canceled, though sources told journalist Jason Schreier that Sony’s strategy isn’t set in stone. Schreier also reported that some people within PlayStation were reluctant to release their exclusive games on PC, which may explain the recent shift in strategy.
Fans of Korean dramas before the recent surge in popularity will remember Song Joong-ki started his career in the late 2000s. He appeared in numerous shows like My Fair Lady and Sungkyunkwan Scandal, though initially in smaller roles. Like many popular actors, he built his career by playing supporting characters until landing his big break in 2012 with Innocent Man.
Fans of animated shows have noticed a “Leaving Soon” section on Tubi featuring several series. While it’s not certain when or if Cartoon Network shows will be removed, this could signal the end of the streaming service’s partnership with the network. Tubi hasn’t officially commented on whether these shows are actually leaving, or if it’s just a technical glitch. With the recent merger of Paramount and Warner Bros, it’s possible Warner Bros. will decide to stream its shows on its own platforms instead.
I was really bummed to hear in a recent interview with TheGamer that Let It Die’s online services will be going offline in fall 2026. But it’s not all bad news! The team isn’t just taking the game away; they’re actually working on turning it into a fully playable offline version. That means we’ll still be able to play, and GungHo won’t have to keep the servers running. Here’s everything I’ve learned about how they’re planning to do that so far.