Square Enix is planning to release Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S. This change comes after the company decided to make all its future games available on multiple platforms, moving away from previously making titles exclusive to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4.
Last year, the broadcaster revealed plans for a British version of NBC’s famous late-night comedy show, but they hadn’t said who would be the comedians until now.
The English-language set ‘Chaos Rising’, which includes the fourth set of Mega Evolution cards, is scheduled to be released later this year.
The trailer and release date were revealed at the same time. The trailer hints at a spooky and suspenseful story, with a tagline suggesting that gaining information won’t be easy.
This charming and feel-good Irish film, directed by Michael Head, will be released in UK and Irish cinemas on February 27th.
Sam Raimi is well-known for his work in horror, but he hadn’t directed a horror film in 20 years until 2009’s Drag Me to Hell. Now, in 2026, he’s back with Send Help, a new horror movie that’s generating buzz and reminding everyone of his talent for the genre. It’s already proving to be his most commercially successful film yet.
AMD CEO Lisa Su recently stated that the Steam Machine is still expected to launch in early 2026. As AMD is supplying the components for the device, she has reliable insight into its release. While a specific date wasn’t given, Su confirmed during an earnings call that Valve is on schedule to start shipping the AMD-powered Steam Machine this year, indicating there haven’t been any delays so far.
One popular sci-fi show from the 1990s is Sliders. The series starred Jerry O’Connell, Sabrina Lloyd, Cleavant Derricks, and John Rhys-Davies, and followed a group who traveled through the multiverse, visiting alternate versions of Earth with drastically different histories. While the show had its highs and lows over five seasons, fans still remember the series finale – which aired on February 4, 2000 – for its unresolved cliffhanger, a mystery that remains unanswered even today.
Everyone remembers the 1998 film Shakespeare in Love. Its unexpected win for Best Picture at the Academy Awards – beating the heavily favored Saving Private Ryan – is still considered a major upset. Thanks to a very ambitious marketing campaign by Miramax, this romantic comedy about a fictional love affair between William Shakespeare and Viola de Lesseps has remained popular. Recently, it even reappeared in the top 10 on Netflix. However, fans should know that Shakespeare in Love will be leaving the streaming platform on February 20th.
Those previous marketing efforts succeeded with well-established horror franchises, but this one will be more challenging. Considering the series’ history, there’s no assurance it will work.