A recent report indicates that MachineGames and Bethesda are finally announcing Wolfenstein 3 this year, after a significant delay. Unfortunately, this likely means fans shouldn’t expect a sequel to Indiana Jones and The Great Circle anytime soon. MachineGames typically focuses on one game at a time, and it doesn’t seem a follow-up to Indiana Jones is currently being developed.
The movie KPop Demon Hunters has become the most popular film ever released directly through a streaming service, breaking numerous records and changing expectations for streaming films. However, when it was first released, it wasn’t actually the most-watched movie on Netflix. That title went to Back in Action, an action-comedy starring Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close, and Jamie Foxx. While critics didn’t like the film, it follows two former CIA agents, Emily and Matt, who are forced out of retirement after their cover is blown.
A new logo for the upcoming Marvel series featuring the Punisher has been revealed by Comic Book Movie. The logo, which features a skull design similar to previous Punisher imagery, could hint at Frank Castle’s story and his pursuit of vengeance in the Disney+ series.
The popular anime series Magic Knight Rayearth, a well-known example of the ‘Isekai’ genre, is coming to Netflix on January 15th. The streaming service will likely offer all 49 episodes of the original show, which aired from 1994 to 1995. This release coincides with plans to revive the classic series.
As a gamer, I’ve been so excited to see what’s been happening! 2025 felt like a year of amazing new games and fresh ideas. What really stood out was how many of the biggest hits weren’t sequels or part of established franchises – they were totally original! It looks like gamers are really embracing these new experiences, and I’m hoping that encourages even more creativity and innovation in the gaming world going forward.
In 2026, several beloved TV shows will be ending, which is always a mix of emotions. These shows often become a big part of our culture, and it’s tough to say goodbye. Some series are wrapping up at a good time, feeling complete or because the story has run its course. Others are ending while still incredibly popular, leaving fans wanting more. Here’s a look at the major shows finishing in 2026, ranked from most to least heartbreaking.
Gamers have often been disappointed by large open-world games that don’t offer much to do. Many remember feeling lost in the world of Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, unsure of what to explore. Simply claiming a game world is huge doesn’t generate excitement like it once did. This is evident with Crimson Desert, a new action-adventure game that recently revealed a map “at least twice as big as Skyrim’s playable area.” Instead of getting fans excited, the announcement has caused concern. But there’s more to the story than just the map size.
Sakura first appeared in the game Street Fighter Alpha 2 in 1996 and quickly became a popular character. Inspired by Ryu, she began training in martial arts and later assisted Ryu and Ken in their fight against M. Bison as the story unfolded.
The NBC drama Found has remained popular on Netflix all week, reaching number three on January 5th and currently holding at number seven as of January 10th, according to FlixPatrol. The show, which originally aired in 2023, centers on Gabi Mosely, a public relations expert who leads a team dedicated to finding missing persons cases that have been overlooked by authorities and the media. Shanola Hampton, known for her role as Veronica Fisher in Shameless, plays Gabi.
A few key conflicts really shift the direction of the story, with one dramatically changing everything as the final season of Attack on Titan begins. This conflict hits hard as the anime builds towards its climax, and looking back, it actually sets the stage for how Season 4 ultimately ends. While the conclusion of Attack on Titan remains controversial, this particular battle feels unavoidable – it makes it impossible to imagine any other ending. It’s amazing to think it’s been five years since this event completely flipped our understanding of Eren Yeager’s journey.