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Where it fits, chronologically
Where it fits, chronologically
The swift rise to fame in contemporary gaming could inspire numerous individuals, yet it also offers a lesson to be learned – a warning, if you will – and the situation with MindsEye following the backlash from its latest update is a striking comparison to No Man’s Sky’s handling of initial unfavorable feedback.
What prompted the decision to bring a game as intricate as Ready or Not to consoles?
At San Diego Comic Con’s official site, they have all the details for the “One Piece” event happening this year. It kicks off with the premiere on Thursday, July 24th, followed by an After Party on Friday, July 25th. Here’s what SDCC 2025 has to say about the upcoming Grand Line event: IGN and Toei Animation are organizing a fantastic San Diego Comic-Con celebration for “One Piece,” including a party on Friday night. The IGN SDCC 2025 After Party, brought to you by “One Piece,” will take place at the rooftop of the San Diego Hard Rock Hotel on July 25th from 7:30pm-11pm. This event is for those aged 21 and over, featuring a live DJ, trading card giveaways, photo opportunities with “One Piece” mascots, and a special appearance by Colleen Clickenbeard, the English voice of Monkey D. Luffy.
DC Direct Superman 2025 1:6 Scale Resin Statue / Drops July 11th at 12pm ET
The official video for this forthcoming mobile game, titled “Resident Evil Survival Unit,” provides additional information. The game’s Executive Producer, Shinji Hashimoto, guides gamers through essential details about the title. Notably, Hashimoto confirms that the new Resident Evil mobile game is slated to start service by the end of 2025. While an exact release date hasn’t been set, this confirmation ensures that players will be able to enjoy “Resident Evil Survival Unit” before the year ends.
Although the top three Superman stories are undeniably must-reads for any DC Comics enthusiast, there are other tales that merit inclusion in their reading list as well.
Much like how anime enthusiasts often start a fresh watch when a new season debuts, manga aficionados are returning to Matsumoto’s series from its inception. The opening chapters of Kaiju No. 8 have been made accessible for free on the Jump+ app as a strategy to attract potential new readers. However, for those eager to immerse themselves (or re-immerse) in the series, the current moment presents an ideal opportunity.
In an exclusive conversation, ComicBook chatted with Al Ewing about the finale of “Immortal Thor” issue #25 and the debut of “Mortal Thor” issue #1. Ewing delved into Thor’s encounter with Donald Blake in the afterlife, expanding on Blake’s role within the broader narrative, the transformation of Thor into Sigurd Jarlson, the reactions of Midgard and Asgard to recent occurrences, what lies ahead for “Mortal Thor” readers, and much more. Moreover, we have the privilege of unveiling interior artwork from “Mortal Thor” #1 by Pasqual Ferry.
According to Variety’s report, it remains unclear why the director chose to step down from the sequel of Road House. Initially, Ritchie agreed to direct the film in late April. The sequel produced by Amazon MGM is anticipated to begin production and shooting from September onwards. Will Beall, who has previously worked on movies like “Bad Boys: Ride or Die”, “Aquaman”, and “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F”, is penning the script for this project.