Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX 1+2 Dual Collection announced for PS5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC

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In Japan, the game will be available on consoles both as a physical copy and for digital download. The standard PlayStation 5 and Switch versions will cost 5,830 yen, while the limited editions will be priced at 13,750 yen. A special Nintendo Switch 2 Edition will be available for 6,930 yen (standard) or 14,960 yen (limited). The limited edition includes an A4 art book featuring all official artwork, and a four-disc CD with the complete game soundtrack. Anyone who pre-orders either version will also receive an A4 clear file.

One of Gaming’s Most Popular Franchises Is Finally Getting a Netflix Movie

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I’m so excited to hear that Netflix is bringing Ticket to Ride to life! I’ve always loved that board game, and it’s fantastic news that they’re developing both movies and TV shows based on it. Apparently, they’re starting with a feature film written by Ben Mekler and Chris Amick – I can’t wait to see how they translate the game’s strategy and adventure onto the big screen. It’s such a unique project, and I think Netflix is really onto something here!

Operation Taco Gary’s Is a Conspiracy Fueled Comedy That “Had One Chance to Be Funny”

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To get the word out about their new movie, Operation Taco Gary’s, stars Simon Rex and director Mikey K visited SMORGASBURGLA, a popular Los Angeles food market. They partnered with Tacos 1986 to promote the film. TopMob was there too, and had a chance to talk with Rex and K about the movie – including the difficulties of making it funny and how it explores our current fascination with conspiracy theories.

Jackass 5 “Will Be The Last One” Confirms Johnny Knoxville

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Originally a TV show on MTV in 2000, Jackass quickly became a hit series of movies. Creator Johnny Knoxville and his friends became famous for performing dangerous and often outrageous stunts to entertain viewers. A fifth Jackass movie has been confirmed and is scheduled to be released sometime in 2026.

10 Fantasy Shows Apple’s Stormlight Archive Adaptation Must Learn From

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As a huge fan, I really think the Apple TV series needs to not just be faithful to the books – it needs to exceed expectations. To become the next massive fantasy hit, it can’t just cater to those of us who already love Brandon Sanderson’s work; it needs to draw in a whole new audience too. I know adapting The Stormlight Archive will be incredibly difficult, but thankfully, there are a lot of successful fantasy shows out there that can offer some good examples of how to do it right.