Each game now includes a notice saying, “Thank you for your support! We’re removing this game from sale on March 31, 2026. We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any trouble this may cause.” You can find a list of the games being removed from Steam below.
Okay, so everyone’s been raving about Absolute Martian Manhunter, and honestly, I’ve been one of those people – it’s easily one of the best things DC’s done in ages. It’s a bummer, but the writer, Camp, just announced it’s ending with issue twelve later this year, though he’s hinted at a possible return someday. Still, it’s a real loss! If you haven’t jumped on board yet, let me tell you five reasons why you absolutely need to read Absolute Martian Manhunter before it’s over.
To reassure fans worried about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after the Infinity Saga, Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios are bringing back some of their most reliable collaborators. This includes actors like Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans, who will reprise their roles as Doctor Doom and Steve Rogers, and directors Joe and Anthony Russo, who are leading the new project. Bringing these familiar faces back is considered the most secure way to help Avengers: Doomsday succeed.
With ETH flirting with $1,976, Bitmine’s treasury glitters at $8.8 billion. Of this, 68% is staked-a $6.0 billion slush fund generating $172 million annually, thanks to a yield so modest it could’ve been set by a monk. But hey, 2.86% is better than a poke in the eye with a sharp yield curve.
When I think about the very first Pokémon games, Red and Blue, I always remember how much the Kanto region felt like Japan. The creators wanted to make it feel relatable, like an adventure that could happen close to home. They really believed – and I totally agree – that connecting the Pokémon world to our own makes things way more interesting. It’s cool because playing felt like things I already did as a kid – catching bugs, fishing, taking care of pets, even gardening. It made the game feel so much more real and immersive.
The game is rumored to come in two versions: a Standard Edition for £49.99 / €44.99 and a Premium Edition for £69.99 / €69.99. Pre-orders are expected to begin on March 17th in the evening or March 18th, though it’s unclear if pre-orders will start at the same time as the official game announcement.
Mini-games can range from simple to surprisingly detailed, sometimes feeling like completely separate experiences from the main game. Though not always groundbreaking, the best ones are engaging on their own – some even feel like fully developed games. These little diversions can serve as fun breaks, hidden surprises, or even become a memorable part of a game, making the game world feel richer and more realistic.
Wolverine has been featured in many comics – ongoing series, limited runs, and standalone issues – and some legendary writers and artists have contributed to his adventures. Unfortunately, a few truly great Wolverine stories haven’t received the attention they deserve, which isn’t right. Here are ten stories that deserve more recognition and discussion.
Disney has brought back some beloved games from the 1990s! While six classic titles were previously updated for modern devices, this collection is the first to include Bonkers and Goof Troop on those systems. It also features DuckTales, DuckTales 2, Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers, Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers 2, TaleSpin, and Darkwing Duck. The games are available now as a digital download, and physical copies – which include bonus items – will start shipping on May 29, 2026. You can pre-order the physical version directly from Atari.
Starting March 1st, you can now watch all 100 episodes of Fringe on Pluto TV. The popular sci-fi series, beloved by many, joins Pluto TV’s already impressive sci-fi lineup, which includes classics like The X-Files, Star Trek, The Twilight Zone, Stargate SG-1, Doctor Who, and more.