Games

As a gamer, I’ve always known that getting a really good game usually meant paying the standard price – lately that’s been around $60 to $80, depending on what system you’re on. Prices have definitely gone up over the years, but what’s cool is that indie games have mostly stayed affordable. You can browse platforms like Steam and find amazing games for much less, and the best part is you’re directly supporting the people making them! I’m not saying we should never spend money on those big-budget AAA titles, but honestly, indie games feel more important than ever right now.

After a lot of buzz and a controversial ending to the original series – including fan speculation that Netflix held back the true finale – many viewers are unsure about this new show. They’re wondering if it’s essential viewing, just an optional extra, or officially part of the story. Will it resolve all the unanswered questions, and how does it fit into the established timeline? We’ve got all the answers you’re looking for.

The highly anticipated final trailer for My Hero Academia has been released! Along with the new footage, Studio BONES has revealed details about a special episode. As part of the My Hero Academia 10th Anniversary celebration, a new installment titled “More” – based on artwork created specifically for the final volume of the manga – will air on Saturday, May 2nd. “More” picks up the story after the anime and manga’s conclusion, showing what happens to Deku, Bakugo, Todoroki, Ochaco, and the rest of Class A eight years after graduating from U.A. High.

The PlayStation 5 exclusive shooter has received almost universal acclaim, with overwhelmingly positive reviews appearing across the board.

The classic game R-Type is returning on April 30, 2026, after being unavailable for years. We first mentioned its comeback back in September 2025, but a release date wasn’t known then. Now, we have an update: R-Type DX: Music Encore is coming to modern gaming systems. This isn’t just a simple re-release of the 1999 Game Boy Color game R-Type DX; it features plenty of new content alongside the original, making it a worthwhile experience. The game is being developed and published by City Connection.

Wolverine hasn’t fought all of Marvel’s villains yet, but he could definitely defeat a few of the most iconic ones. Despite their reputations, he’d be a strong match for these seven top-tier Marvel baddies, proving why he’s considered the best at what he does.

While the movie Blues Brothers 2000 isn’t a masterpiece, the video game based on it is significantly worse. Released two years after the film – a red flag in itself – the game simply wasn’t very good and shouldn’t have been released. It barely resembles the movie and isn’t enjoyable to play. It’s a short, dull platformer with unimpressive graphics that feels like a cheap copy of other, better 3D platformers already available, leaving players regretting their purchase.

If you want to watch The Rugrats Movie on Tubi, you’ll need to do it soon! This animated film, originally released in 1998, brought the popular ‘90s TV show about Tommy Pickles and his friends to the big screen. It was a huge hit, earning $140 million worldwide and becoming the first non-Disney animated movie to make over $100 million domestically. The Rugrats Movie arrived on Tubi on April 1st, but it’s already been announced that it will be leaving the platform soon, although a specific date hasn’t been given.

The popular franchise My Little Pony began captivating fans with its toys in 1982. After numerous TV shows and movies, the characters now have their own Trading Card Game (TCG). My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic is a new TCG created in partnership between Kayou and Hasbro. It was first released in China in April 2025, and will become available to U.S. fans on May 1st. Look for the beautifully designed cards at major stores like GameStop and Barnes & Noble.

In Season 5 of The Boys, the new superhero character, The Worm, acts as a mouthpiece for the show’s writers’ anxieties. He previously alluded to difficult series finales, even mentioning the controversial ending of Lost. Now, a conversation at Vought Tower brings up the poorly received finale of the in-universe show Lamplighter: Light of Justice, which The Worm wrote and received a D- grade from The A.V. Club. While he attempts to defend his work, it comes across as showrunner Eric Kripke directly addressing the audience’s potential concerns.