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Okay, so here’s the deal with Gen V: it won’t be back for a third season, according to Variety. That’s a bummer, I know, but don’t worry, it’s not a complete goodbye to those characters. The producers, Eric Kripke and Evan Goldberg, have confirmed we’ll definitely see them pop up in The Boys Season 5. They’ve hinted that their stories will continue within the larger VCU universe too, so while Gen V as a standalone show is done, these characters aren’t disappearing. It sounds like they’re weaving them more directly into the main Boys narrative, which, honestly, I think is a smart move.

Let’s be clear: the Game Boy-style adventure game still doesn’t have a specific release date, only a general timeframe of Spring 2026.

Before looking at specific graphics settings, Ubisoft states that all four performance tiers require the same basic setup. This includes Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), 16GB of RAM, and 65GB of SSD storage. A traditional hard drive won’t work—an SSD is mandatory. Ubisoft also confirms you’ll need an internet connection just to install the game. Once installed, you can play the entire story campaign offline, but features like the in-game Store, Anomalies, Projects, and Vault will always require an online connection. Ubisoft confirmed these requirements on April 23, 2026.

While Kunal Nayyar and Simon Helberg weren’t well-known actors at the time, Kaley Cuoco had already built a solid TV background with roles in shows like Ladies Man (2001) and 8 Simple Rules (2002). The Big Bang Theory ultimately made her a star, but she’d also been in several movies before the series started. These were mostly comedies and films for younger audiences, though she did venture into horror with the 2008 indie slasher film, Killer Movie. A smart and self-aware horror film similar to Scream, Killer Movie is still surprisingly good, even 18 years later.

It’s been really disappointing lately to see some hyped games like Concord and Highguard get cancelled so quickly after release. While those are shocking, it’s actually the games that shut down after we’ve had a chance to really fall in love with them that hurt the most. I’m still bummed about a few, and I know a lot of other fans are too. Here are 5 games that people still fondly remember, even though they’re sadly no longer around.

Many fans consider Daemons of the Shadow Realm the spiritual successor to Fullmetal Alchemist, and the anime has been consistently building its complex story with unexpected turns. While the series initially presents a seemingly peaceful, low-tech world centered around two siblings in a small village, this is a deliberate misdirection. The true story slowly unfolds, revealing that Asa and Yuru are separated for a reason: each possesses immense power that could throw the world into turmoil.

If you haven’t been following the recent Superman comics, Superboy-Prime returned last year to help Superman when Darkseid attacked the DC Universe. While Superman was busy fighting in the DC K.O. tournament, Superboy-Prime worked with Lois Lane to try and reach him with a crucial message. Now, Superman is missing, leaving Metropolis unprotected. Luckily, Superboy-Prime has decided to stay and help out. He’s even found a job at a comic book store, and things are going about as you’d imagine.