Games

Games sometimes fail at launch for many reasons, like serious technical problems or a lack of exciting features that players were expecting. Excessive in-game purchases can also create negative feedback, as Electronic Arts has seen happen with some of its titles. Usually, unsuccessful games are quickly discontinued, but occasionally a few manage to stay online, either because developers continue to improve them, release updates, or because a dedicated, though small, player base continues to enjoy them despite the issues.

As a film buff, I’ve been looking at superhero movies and shows that really pushed the boundaries with mature content – the ones you’d probably want to think twice about before letting kids watch. Now, a couple didn’t quite fit the bill. For example, Super wasn’t really a superhero film in the first place. And while Logan, Darkman, and Birds of Prey definitely have some intense moments, they weren’t as graphic or shocking as some of the others on the list. They might still be a bit much for younger viewers, but compared to the really extreme ones, they’re relatively tame.

According to a recent leak, this game is expected to be the major release for February 2026, bigger than the other two games planned. The complete list of games will be revealed on January 28th, and all subscribers will be able to play them starting the following Tuesday.

MAPPA, the studio behind the anime Jujutsu Kaisen, seems to be putting a lot of effort into the details of Season 3. The opening sequence features artwork reminiscent of classic paintings, and throughout the episodes, you can find small visual touches that really bring the original manga to life. The latest episode takes this even further, with a scene directly inspired by the action movie Kill Bill Vol. 1. When Maki gains new powers and faces off against the Kukuru Unit, the scene is filmed in a way that strongly resembles a famous moment from Kill Bill.

Rumors circulated that Chris Pratt might reprise his role as Star-Lord in a film called VisionQuest, sparked by a photo of him with the character Vision. While some fans initially believed this could be for Avengers: Doomsday, speculation shifted to VisionQuest, which is set to introduce Tommy Maximoff (Speed, Wanda’s son from the comics). However, Chris Pratt has since confirmed in an interview with Steve Hargrave that these rumors are not true.

Analyst Mateusz Chrzanowski at Noble Securities estimates it will cost CD Projekt Red almost $900 million to finish The Witcher 4. Currently, that figure is around $896.7 million, based on current exchange rates. This is a considerable increase from earlier budget predictions of $588 million, likely due to the game nearing completion. The estimate includes an even split between development and marketing costs.

Beyond the popular Halo and Gears of War games, it’s tricky to pick the very best Xbox titles of all time. So, here’s a ranking of five top-tier Xbox games that aren’t part of those two series. To keep things fair, we’re also excluding franchises like Call of Duty, Fallout, and Minecraft, as those weren’t originally published by Xbox.

We don’t have many details yet, not even which gaming systems it will be on. However, the game is scheduled to release in 2027, and we’ll learn more at the Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour event in April 2026.

A free update arrives on January 26th, introducing ‘Mission 100’ – a new game mode featuring 100 unique single-player battles, each with its own distinct challenge.

Producer Ikio Ayuko and Masako Nozawa, the iconic Japanese voice of Son Goku, announced exciting news about a new Dragon Ball project. They were joined by Koichi Yamadera, who voices Beerus in Dragon Ball Super. The announcement revealed a remake titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, which will essentially retell the story of Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods. Fans won’t have to wait long, as the remake is scheduled to release this fall.