I finally got my hands on Iron Saga VS when it launched on Steam back on March 21, 2025, and it’s awesome! Not only does it have all-new mechs, but they’ve included some classic ones too – I’m talking about machines from series like Mazinger Z and Dancouga: Super Beast Machine God. It’s a dream come true for a mech fan like me!
A ResetEra user guessed the next major game would come out around 2028, but industry insider shinobi602 hinted it could be sooner, unless there are unforeseen delays. The bigger question, though, is when an official announcement will be made.
According to showrunner Matt Selman, The Simpsons is designed to continue indefinitely, meaning there won’t be a traditional series finale. In an interview with The Wrap, Selman explained that after an episode satirizing the idea of a series ending, they have no plans for a grand finale. He jokingly said they’ve already explored every possible ending in one episode, effectively ruling out a final episode in the future.
Okay, so this week’s looking pretty good for new games! I’m hyped for Avowed on PS5, and it sounds like Death Match Love Comedy! is coming to a ton of platforms – Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Switch, and PC. Plus, they’re releasing Gear.Club Unlimited 3 for the new Switch 2, which is awesome!
Once you finish the main story in Sons of Sparta, you’ll gain access to a challenge mode. You can play this mode by yourself, or with a friend locally in a two-player co-op experience.
Despite having all the ingredients for success – a famous director in Michael Bay, stars like Scarlett Johansson and Ewan McGregor, and a compelling premise with detailed world-building – the 2005 film The Island initially failed at the box office. It’s only recently found an audience thanks to streaming, but will be leaving Netflix on February 23rd.
DC Comics has introduced some truly unusual heroes, and these five are among the most unique. Despite their strangeness, each has starred in their own comic book series. They range from well-loved characters who still make appearances in major storylines to wonderfully bizarre figures we don’t quite get—but they’re all enjoyable in their own way.
Despite the many Marvel Cinematic Universe movies already made, several incredibly powerful heroes – and even some villains – still haven’t gotten their own dedicated films. There’s a lot of untapped potential with these strong characters who haven’t had a chance to shine on their own, so we’ve ranked them based on how much they deserve their own story.
After five years in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump, Yusei Matsui’s manga series, The Elusive Samurai, has concluded. The final chapter, number 238, wraps up the story and reveals the fate of the Hojo clan, confirming expectations that the series was nearing its end.
Just a few weeks after its launch, the platform received an update with a new background design, taking inspiration from Bungie’s popular extraction shooter game.