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It’s been twelve years since a new core StarCraft game was released, and over fifteen years since the last installment in the series. While there have been expansions and remastered versions since StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty came out in 2010, fans are eager to experience the classic gameplay that made StarCraft a defining real-time strategy game in the late 1990s and 2010s. A new game is currently in development, but it’s taking the series in a different direction. This change may split the fanbase, with some fans wanting a return to the original style and others welcoming something new within the StarCraft universe.

The Blood of Dawnwalker

We wanted to know what exciting new features Sony is planning for its popular PlayStation console, the one known for creating memorable gaming experiences. After taking a close look, we’re happy to report that the future looks bright!

And what about the other major multiplayer shooter that came out a few weeks earlier? We’re talking about the highly anticipated sequel – a top-quality game that cost $70 and sold over seven million copies in just three days. What about Battlefield 6?

Despite efforts to refresh the DC Universe and Marvel sticking with familiar stories, many viewers are starting to feel tired of superhero content. The most successful superhero shows of recent years, including those expected in 2025, often stand out by doing something different, and many aren’t linked to major franchises like Marvel or DC. A returning series in 2026 looks set to be a major hit in the genre – particularly on television.

Despite its delicate porcelain appearance, this enemy is a dangerous fighter, expertly wielding a large katana and capable of incredibly fast attacks. It even performs a ritual suicide, seppuku, to transform and release explosive blobs. Watch out for its glowing web attacks, too – they can temporarily slow you down.

Starting January 9th, Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members can now play Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, a classic Japanese role-playing game originally released in 2005. It’s available exclusively as part of the Nintendo GameCube Classics library on Nintendo Switch. With a new Fire Emblem game coming to Switch later this year, adding this beloved older title feels like great timing for fans.

The new series, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, currently has an 81% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and most critics gave it positive reviews even before the first episode aired. Historically, almost every Star Trek show has been well-received on the site. Series like the original Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine all earned high praise. However, success wasn’t always a given. Star Trek: Enterprise, from 2001 starring Scott Bakula, is the only series in the franchise to receive a “Rotten” score, earning just 56%.