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The animated series, “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners,” has made a splash once more this summer with stunning new character designs. Debuting on Netflix globally in 2022, this show was one of the most buzzed-about new releases that year. Leveraging its connection to the already highly successful video game, “Cyberpunk 2077,” it wasn’t just the world of the series that captured attention, but also the fresh narrative penned by Studio Trigger, which raised the stakes in a way only anime can. The show was so popular that it seemed to spark a resurgence in video game adaptations, a trend that has continued with success after success in the years since.

Over the past few months, DC has made several exciting announcements, and one of the most significant happened at San Diego Comic-Con. Among other reveals, DC unveiled that Mark Waid and Dan Mora would collaborate on a new series, and it’s not just any series – it’s Justice League Unlimited! This upcoming project features a rotating lineup of heroes alongside the core Trinity, making it quite intriguing. What makes this even more exciting is that recent updates have been shared about the series, which will explore the aftermath of Darkseid’s shocking demise in the All In Special.

As a devoted fan who has grown up with the terrifyingly fascinating Alien franchise, I couldn’t contain my excitement this weekend when I heard that Alien: Romulus was finally hitting theaters. However, it wasn’t just the new film that had me on the edge of my seat; rumors swirled about a tantalizing 10-second teaser for Noah Hawley’s upcoming FX series, Alien: Earth, shown before some screenings of the movie.

In the return of Season 7 for “My Hero Academia”, we witness Izuku Midoriya’s emotional response to what appears to be Katsuki Bakugo’s demise. The series has now initiated the climactic battle between Deku and Tomura Shigaraki, a significant step for our heroes, but one that comes at an inconvenient moment. With Himiko Toga whisking Deku away onto a distant battlefield, he’s been hurrying to reach the floating U.A. Academy battleground. However, while he’s making all-out speed, the heroes have been engaged in combat against Shigaraki instead.

Game developer Gordon Little will launch a new title called Moving Houses on Steam on October 1st of this year. At first glance, the game might seem like a cute moving simulator, but upon closer inspection, it’s anything but ordinary. With tags such as psychological horror and simulation, the description reads: “Moving Houses is a whimsical physics-based game about finding your way forward… or is it? Keep things tidy, be cautious, or cause chaos – the decision is yours. However, beware, not everything is as it seems within this seemingly peaceful household.”