Games

I noticed that the manga Kagurabachi is taking a break after its release in the 31st issue of Weekly Shonen Jump on June 29th. The good news is it won’t be a long wait! The series will be back with new chapters around August. Apparently, the creator, Hogarano, needed some time to rest and ensure the story continues at a good pace. The editorial team at Weekly Shonen Jump announced this, thanking readers for their continued support and promising a return to serialization soon.

In an interview with Screen Rant while promoting Toy Story 5, Pixar director Andrew Stanton explained how they approach potential spinoff ideas. He said the team has learned to recognize whether a concept will resonate with audiences and be sustainable throughout the four-year production process. They constantly discuss new possibilities, often deciding against them or postponing development. However, if an idea shows real promise, they’ll explore it further – but only when they’re confident it’s fully developed and ready to move forward.

Square Enix has crafted a charming adventure game that feels like a nostalgic throwback to classic titles, particularly early Legend of Zelda games. It excels with its beautiful art style, immersive world, and responsive gameplay that rewards curiosity – whether you’re discovering hidden areas or experimenting with different weapons and spells. Though the story isn’t the strongest part, Adventures of Elliot is a successful game from Square Enix and stands out as one of the most fun adventures released this year.

Good news for fans of Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World! While episode 11 concludes the ‘Loss Arc’ of Season 4, the season isn’t over yet. The anime will pause for a short break before continuing with new episodes this summer. A preview has been released for “The Recapture Arc,” which begins on August 12th and makes up the second half of Season 4.

It’s amazing to think that Steven Spielberg started making films way back in 1964 with a movie called Firelight when he was just 17! Now, in 2026, he’s still at it, releasing Disclosure Day to rave reviews – over 60 years later! Considering aliens have been a big part of his work for most of his career, Disclosure Day has got everyone revisiting his filmography. It’s been fun looking back at classics and remembering some of his best, like these seven films.

We all have those stories we start reading but don’t quite finish, sometimes even returning them for store credit. But occasionally, one of those overlooked events is actually really good! Here are seven DC storylines worth revisiting – they might be better than you remember.

The game boasts iconic performances that have become strongly associated with its characters. Voice actors like Troy Baker (as Kanji Tatsumi), Yuri Lowenthal (as Yosuke Hanamura), Erin Fitzgerald (as Chie Satonaka), Laura Bailey (as Rise Kujikawa), and Sam Riegel (as the energetic Teddie) have all become well-known for their roles.

Both experts observed that Housemarque, like FromSoftware, aimed to help players understand the types of games they create, though perhaps not to the same extent as FromSoftware. The team behind Saros wanted to give players a better sense of their game design philosophy.

D’Archambaud also discussed specific features for the PC version of Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, such as support for ultrawide and super ultrawide monitors. He didn’t reveal the resolution the game will use on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles, though.

Patton Oswalt, in an interview with The Daily Beast, explained what it would take to get him on board for a Ratatouille 2. He pointed to the making of The Incredibles sequel, saying it only happened when director Brad Bird discovered a compelling story. Oswalt wants the same for Ratatouille: a genuinely inspired idea that can’t be ignored, rather than a sequel forced through brainstorming sessions. He believes movies developed that way often feel unnatural.