Games

Released in 1989 for the Nintendo Entertainment System, Batman: The Video Game by Sunsoft is a surprisingly excellent platformer and stands out as one of the best games based on DC Comics. It coincided with the release of Tim Burton’s Batman film and was well-received by both critics and players. The game features five levels and a climbing mechanic similar to Ninja Gaiden, but its story doesn’t really follow the plot of the movie. Interestingly, this distance from the film might be a key reason why the game is so good – it’s a tie-in that doesn’t rely on the source material.

Imagine a movie that blends the time-travel fun of Back to the Future with the intense action of John Wick, all delivered with a stylish flair reminiscent of Quentin Tarantino films like Pulp Fiction. The combination of Vaughn and Marsden is surprisingly effective! Director González clearly knows how to make action sequences look cool and clever – you might remember his work on the From Dusk till Dawn series or the WWII film The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. And keep an eye out for a lot of familiar faces! The cast includes Keith David, Jimmy Tatro (22 Jump Street), Stephen Root (Barry), Lewis Tan (Deadpool 2), Ben Schwartz (Sonic the Hedgehog), Emily Hampshire (12 Monkeys), and Arturo Castro (The Menu).

While promoting their new film, Project Hail Mary, Lord and Miller spoke with ComicBook about its stunning visual effects. Lord highlighted the character Rocky as a particular achievement. He explained that Rocky’s creation, from initial design before the script was even written, to the physical build and expressive movements, and finally the work of the CG artists and animators, showcased the collaborative spirit and artistry throughout the entire movie.

Great news! The fast-paced rally racing game is finally confirmed to be releasing on PlayStation 5 on June 18th, 2026. It looks like a PS4 version won’t be made.

This guide covers every boss in Nioh 3, detailing where and when you’ll fight them, and offering basic strategies to help you win. You’ll face some bosses in different parts of the game, but generally, their attacks and how to defeat them stay consistent. There are a few exceptions, like the boss Hattori Hanzo, who has unique challenges.

For years, fans have enjoyed exploring the world of The Lord of the Rings through tabletop games. From role-playing games like The One Ring to the new Foes of Middle-earth, there are many ways to experience Middle-earth at the game table. Now, even if you don’t play a Lord of the Rings role-playing game, you can still include beloved characters, iconic scenes, and famous locations from Tolkien’s stories. This exciting new collaboration will launch its first items this September, coinciding with the Dungeons & Dragons Season of Magic.

We all know how frustrating stick drift is. If you’re using a standard controller with traditional joysticks, it’s not a question of if it will happen, but when.

Starting March 1st, fans in the United States can now stream The Powerpuff Girls for free on Tubi, along with other beloved classic Cartoon Network shows. The launch includes some special episodes, and most excitingly, it features “See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey” – an episode that was banned from Cartoon Network and rarely shown on television due to controversial imagery.

Bungie announced details about how seasons will work in Marathon on their website today. The first season starts right when the game launches this week, and will eventually be followed by Season 2, likely later this year. When Season 2 begins, there will be a full reset – players will lose their current gear, level, and progress with contracts and factions. Luckily, cosmetic items and codex entries will carry over to the next season. Otherwise, players should expect everything else to be reset.

The teaser’s currently scheduled over on YouTube, and it’s already causing mass speculation.