As a big Bandai Namco fan, I’ve been following the news about their recent changes, and it sounds like they’re really streamlining things. Basically, they’re selling off some parts of the business so they can really focus on making the games and content they’re best known for – the stuff we all love!
I was so excited to see Ryan Levy post a new picture from the set of Starfighter on Instagram! It shows him running down a hallway – looks like they were really going for it! He also announced that they’ve officially finished filming, which is amazing! Now he’s moving on to editing and all the post-production work. You can check out the post on his page – it’s awesome!
Starting January 1st, Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, James Cameron’s Terminator 2: Judgement Day, and Ridley Scott’s The Martian will no longer be available on Netflix. That means New Year’s Eve is your last chance to watch them. While Netflix announced all three films would be leaving, only The Martian was mentioned in their January newsletter.
Cheating has been a long-standing problem in online shooting games. While it’s impossible to eliminate completely, developers constantly work to reduce its impact. Valorant has a strong anti-cheat system, and other games have even used advanced system-level tools to block cheaters. However, determined cheaters always find new methods, and Riot Games has recently discovered one such method.
Players are understandably frustrated to learn that The Elder Scrolls 6 is still years away, a fact Bethesda recently confirmed. While this news has sparked criticism, it might actually be the best decision the company has made in a long time. Considering the lukewarm response to Starfield, taking the time to develop The Elder Scrolls 6 properly makes sense, even if fans are disappointed to hear it.
Starting with Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue in the 2000s, each season of Power Rangers featured a completely new team with its own story. However, the first five seasons – Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo, Power Rangers in Space, and Power Rangers Lost Galaxy – were all part of one continuous story. These seasons, which aired from 1993 to 1999, followed the same characters as they gained new powers, upgraded their Zords, and battled different villains. The era concluded with a fantastic three-part finale for Power Rangers Lost Galaxy on December 18, 1999.
One series, Morel Orel, truly stood out for its depth and complexity, becoming one of the most unsettling and thought-provoking shows Adult Swim ever produced. It finished its run 17 years ago today, on December 18, 2008 – just three years after it began – and remains a uniquely intense experience for fans. Now, the show’s creator is hoping to revive it.
The Justice League has a long and exciting history, spanning many years. Over time, fans have formed strong opinions about the team, treating certain beliefs as absolute truths. But some of those beliefs aren’t actually accurate, and we’re going to look at five examples of commonly held Justice League ideas that are surprisingly wrong.
Naughty Dog is known for creating incredibly high-quality games, but reports suggest this comes at a cost to its developers. A former employee shared that a colleague was hospitalized from overwork during the making of The Last of Us Part II, raising concerns about the team’s well-being. While Naughty Dog has tried to improve working conditions, particularly by offering work-from-home options after the pandemic, questions remain about whether these positive changes will last through the intense final stages of developing their new game, Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet.
Falcom has officially announced a remake of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, called Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter. This is a sequel to Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, which itself was a remake of the original The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. For those who don’t know it, Trails in the Sky SC is the second game in the Trails series and part of The Legend of Heroes series. It first came out in Japan in 2006, but wasn’t released in the West until 2015. It was also later made available on PS3, PS Vita, and mobile, but only in Japan.