Games

Recent Assassin’s Creed games have embraced open-world exploration and role-playing elements, a change that’s divided longtime fans. While Ubisoft has tried to refine these features, many players are starting to feel fatigued with the current direction of the series. Hopefully, the successes and failures of recent titles like AC Shadows, Valhalla, Mirage, and Odyssey will inform future development and help revitalize the franchise in 2026 and beyond.

Wolverine has appeared in countless team-ups and stories over the years. While most have faded into obscurity, a few stand out as truly exceptional. These seven crossovers represent the very best of those stories, and are essential reading for any Wolverine fan.

Last year, Warner Bros. Games made some changes, closing down several of its studios and cancelling projects. This included shutting down Monolith Productions, which was developing a Wonder Woman game, and also closing Player First Games, the studio behind MultiVersus, as well as WB Games San Diego.

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Shortly after launching its game, Wildlight announced it was laying off employees, though a small team will continue creating content. A recent Bloomberg report by Jason Schreier, based on interviews with former employees, revealed the 100-person studio actually had sufficient funding. However, during a meeting on February 11th, company leaders reportedly stated they had run out of money.

Starting March 17th, Netflix will be adding The Ricky Gervais Show to its selection. The show originally ran for three seasons on HBO, totaling 39 episodes, and is a significant addition to Netflix given Ricky Gervais’ continued popularity. Previously, it was hard to find the series in the US and other Western countries, as it wasn’t available on HBO Max. For those unfamiliar, The Ricky Gervais Show began as animated segments created from conversations between Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, and Karl Pilkington, originally featured on their podcast back in 2010.

Starting in early 2026, online review scores were dramatically affected by coordinated campaigns of negative reviews. These were largely fueled by competition between fans of Breaking Bad and the growing audience for the Game of Thrones prequel, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. After thousands of retaliatory one-star reviews, the Breaking Bad episode “Ozymandias” saw its average rating fall to 9.5, ending its long run as the only perfect episode on IMDb. This change established 9.9 as the highest possible rating on the platform. Currently, 16 episodes share this top score, representing the very best in both live-action and animated television.

Shudder’s standout horror film, In a Violent Nature, released two years ago, offered a fresh take on the slasher genre by showing the story entirely through the eyes of the killer. The film follows Johnny, wielding a hatchet and hook, as he terrorizes teenagers at a campsite. Due to its success, a sequel is now in the works, and a new teaser trailer has just been released.