We’ve collected a few examples of things that were initially heavily criticized, but are now widely appreciated – and likely always deserved to be. It’s unusual to hear anyone say something negative about them now.
FuturLab announced that the Star Wars pack will be released on July 16, 2026, which is just over a month from now.
Pywel is continuing to improve, and a new plan for future updates promises exciting changes to the Greymanes experience. We’re really excited about what’s in store for the rest of the year, as these updates could add depth and purpose to everything you do in the game.
A recent video by Moore’s Law is Dead looked at the possible power of the next PlayStation (PS6) and Microsoft’s Project Helix, using information from leaks. It highlighted that Project Helix might have 70 processing units, while the PS6 is expected to have 54. The video also discussed possible clock speeds for each system’s processor.
This isn’t a completely new game reveal like last year’s The Expanse: Osiris Reborn. If you’ve been watching the developer’s previews, some of this might seem familiar. However, after hearing about how ambitious this project was – a role-playing game where choices have consequences for centuries – we’re impressed with how well Exodus is shaping up.
This game aims to capture the excitement of classic basketball titles like NBA Jam and NBA Street, and the developers at Play by Play have clearly worked hard to create something both nostalgic and new. Let’s take a closer look at how they’ve achieved that!
Rayner announced that Gears of War: E-Day will be the first Gears of War game developed by The Coalition using completely new assets and animations. For the past ten years, the studio has been continuously updating and building upon existing Gears of War games – including Gears of War 4, Gears 5, the Hivebusters expansion, Gears Tactics, and even the mobile game Gears Pop!. This meant they were always working with, and adapting, code and resources from previous titles.
Pepose has launched a Kickstarter campaign for issue #3 of The O.Z., a 44-page comic. To celebrate, ComicBook is sharing an exclusive eleven-page preview of the issue, plus a beautiful pinup featuring Dorothy and the Scarecrow, illustrated by Skylar Patridge, known for their work on Action Comics.
This month, Shonen Jump magazine is launching three new manga series. One of them, HAL FORMULA by Kento Terasaka, will debut in the next issue. While Terasaka’s previous series was cut short in 2024, he’s getting another opportunity with this new release. Shueisha has offered a sneak peek at HAL FORMULA, which you can find below.
Halo: Combat Evolved is launching on PlayStation consoles at the same time as it releases on Xbox and Steam, and we’ve now gotten our first look at how it runs on the PS5.