Games

After finding success on streaming platforms and in a limited theatrical release, KPop Demon Hunters has become a strong contender during awards season. The film’s song, “Golden,” was named MTV’s “Song of the Summer” and has received numerous awards from critics. It’s also earned three Golden Globe nominations, five Grammy nominations, and ten Annie Award nominations. While many expected the film to compete for the Best Picture Oscar, it recently became ineligible for that top prize, dealing a significant blow to its chances.

According to producer Keita Iizuka, changing the past in the game will affect your relationships and the world around you when you return to the present. This leads to multiple different endings, and if you don’t like how things turn out, you can travel back in time to create a new outcome.

Okay, so Annika Zeller isn’t the main villain here, but she’s become central to the story thanks to this invention of hers – the Crown of Storms. It’s a device meant to fix mental illness by messing with brain signals, and it’s seriously powerful. Batman suspects she’s using Arkham patients as test subjects, so he decides to get close to her… by taking her on a date! Naturally, that first date doesn’t go as planned, and a brand new enemy emerges, dead-set on taking Zeller out, no matter the cost.

The last year has seen incredible games released by small independent studios, like Blue Prince, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and the award-winning Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. However, these teams are often quite small, so developing a game can take a significant amount of time. Beyond the sheer amount of work involved, many indie games face challenges that make simply finishing and releasing them a remarkable achievement.

While a comic book event itself is crucial, a strong build-up is what truly makes it memorable, and DC Comics is known for doing this exceptionally well. They’ve consistently created some of the most expertly crafted event storylines, and these five examples showcase how a great build-up can elevate an entire event.

2026 looks set to be a pivotal year for the DC Universe. While not many projects are currently scheduled for release, the ones announced offer a clear glimpse into the franchise’s future. The heroes and villains appearing in 2026 suggest a compelling overarching story, making it a year with a lot of potential.

Nintendo released an update for GameCube games on the Nintendo Switch Online service late last year, and many hoped it would resolve the frustrating input lag issues. However, recent testing shows the problem unfortunately still exists.

Fans of Regular Show will soon be able to pre-order collectible figures of Mordecai, Rigby, and Skips from YouTooz. While Mordecai and Rigby were similar characters, Skips was quite different. Voiced by Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame, Skips was an immortal, albino ape who often hinted at a deep understanding of the universe and the supernatural – far more than anyone else on the show. Despite their contrasting personalities, all three characters will be available as statues and shipped this summer, likely in June or July.

Even after ten years, one anime series remains remarkably impactful thanks to its deeply emotional story. At just 12 episodes, it’s perfect for watching all at once – whether you’re discovering it for the first time or revisiting it to mark its anniversary. The only real weakness is its ending, which has proven divisive among fans – some dislike it, while others find it fitting. Despite the debate, the show is still well worth watching, and the fact that people are still discussing it a decade later speaks volumes.

As a huge movie fan, I’ve been thinking a lot about how Marvel will finally bring the X-Men into the MCU after Avengers: Secret Wars. There’s so much amazing material from the comics they could draw on for their first solo films – it’s exciting to imagine what storylines they’ll choose!