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Looking for a festive way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Peacock has a lot of options! Almost all of the Leprechaun movies began streaming on March 1st. This funny horror series features Warwick Davis as a mischievous and dangerous leprechaun who uses magic and violence—along with a lot of rhyming—to defend his gold. The first film, starring Jennifer Aniston, came out in 1993, and the series continued with eight movies in total, up through 2018’s Leprechaun Returns. That last one isn’t currently on Peacock, though—you’ll need a Hulu + Live TV (ad-free) subscription to watch it.

Thirteen years ago today, an episode of The Clone Wars called “The Wrong Jedi” revealed that Ahsoka Tano didn’t die as many believed. Instead, she left the Jedi Order because she’d lost faith in the Jedi Council. They wrongly accused her of bombing the Jedi Temple on Coruscant and refused to believe her innocence, which she found deeply upsetting. This led Ahsoka to leave the Jedi, and further eroded Anakin Skywalker’s trust in the Council as well.

Due to current economic challenges, we’re prioritizing the development and refinement of our upcoming and existing games. This will give us time to perfect our projects and prepare for Nacon Connect in May, where we’ll proudly showcase the work of our studios, according to a recent announcement.

It will be interesting to watch how things develop. I’ve spoken extensively over the past two weeks about my vision for the future, and I’m optimistic that we won’t be negatively affected by recent events. In fact, these changes might even benefit us. However, I hope I’m wrong, because I want the best for the entire industry.

The new Pokémon spin-off game, Pokémon Pokopia, will be available on Nintendo Switch 2 starting this week on March 5th. Early reviews are in, and the game is receiving fantastic scores! Currently, Pokopia has an average score of 89/100 on Metacritic, making it the highest-rated game of 2026. It’s even breaking records when compared to games released in previous years.

Skynet is a first-person shooter game created by Bethesda Softworks. It started as an expansion to The Terminator: Future Shock, but grew into its own separate game. Players navigate eight levels, completing objectives while battling various Terminators. The game offers a wide range of weapons and vehicles to use. When it was released, Skynet was praised for its innovative design, impressive graphics, and exciting deathmatch mode. Originally released for MS-DOS, it’s no longer easily playable on today’s computers. You can help preserve this classic game by voting for it on GOG.com, a platform dedicated to video game preservation!