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According to Spencer, the gaming industry thrives when players and developers have more freedom to play and create, particularly on open platforms. Xbox believes in giving players choices about how and where they play – on PCs, consoles, and handheld devices – and this has been a guiding principle for the company since the beginning. As a major publisher on Steam, Xbox is excited about new ways for players to access games on any device, and congratulates those involved in today’s announcement.

First up is the Chewbacca Life Day action figure, designed after the traditional Wookiee clothing worn during the Life Day celebration. In the world of Star Wars, Life Day takes place at the Tree of Life on the Wookiee planet of Kashyyyk. Disney says this figure will also talk! The incredibly detailed Loth-Cat plush toy will include sound effects too. From the preview photos, it looks very realistic and cute.

The world of live-action Star Wars is now strongly connected to the stories told in its animated series, confirming these characters are vital to the overall Star Wars universe. This blend of different storytelling styles opens up almost limitless possibilities, drawing on decades of content from animated projects that are now ready to be adapted for live-action. Shows like Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels created complex storylines and characters that are already being explored in live-action. Newer shows, such as Star Wars: The Bad Batch, continue to expand on the post-Order 66 timeline. Even the unique anthology series, Star Wars: Visions, offers fresh ideas and characters that could bring a new perspective to the galaxy.

Some truly great games have faded from memory and deserve another chance. They stood out for their compelling stories, creative gameplay, and unique art styles. Even though they’ve been overlooked over time, playing them now shows just how special they were. Here are five Xbox 360 role-playing games that were defining for their time but aren’t often discussed among the console’s best.

I’m so excited about this new animated special called The Elephant! It was first revealed at the Annecy festival earlier this year, and it’s being made by some seriously amazing creators – Rebecca Sugar (who did Steven Universe and Steven Universe: Lars of the Stars), Ian Jones-Quartey (O.K. KO! Let’s Be Heroes), Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time), and Patrick McHale (Over the Garden Wall)! It’s going to premiere on Adult Swim on Friday, December 19th at 11:00 ET/PT, and the best part? It’s going to be completely ad-free! Check out a first look below – it’s going to be incredible!

MJ and Venom unexpectedly team up to defend their city, both questioning if they truly deserve to be considered heroes. When they encounter a familiar Spider-Man villain, they realize the best way to win is to act like Spider-Man – and Venom even sports a new red and blue suit as they declare themselves the Wall-Crawler!

Fans already anticipating the new Psylocke: Ninja #1 have another reason to be excited! ComicBook is exclusively revealing a beautiful variant cover by artist Artgerm. This special cover will be available when the comic hits shelves on January 21st, alongside covers by Derrick Chew, Dike Ruan (a foil variant), Juan Frigeri, and Nogi San, completing the impressive cover lineup for this highly anticipated title.

It’s unusual for successful franchises to simply end, as the desire for more profit often overshadows the artistic benefit of leaving a story complete. However, some sequels are so well-crafted that they feel like the perfect conclusion, making any further installments seem unwanted or even harmful. Here are three games that achieve this – sequels that almost make you wish the series had stopped there.

Following Gojo’s death, the sorcerers immediately rushed into battle. Yuta Okkotsu, the last remaining special-grade sorcerer, was vital in defeating the villain, constantly devising daring strategies and risking his life. He also provided significant support to Yuji Itadori and the others. Many considered his abilities second only to Satoru Gojo. With Sukuna defeated, Yuta became the strongest sorcerer, as he was the only one left of his rank. However, the story Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo presents a different strongest sorcerer – a favorite among fans.

Rebooting an anime is a tough challenge. To be successful, the new version generally needs to be better than the original in every way. Plus, fans often have a strong attachment to the original, remembering how innovative it was when it first came out. This list highlights a few anime reboots that managed to surpass their predecessors and offer a fresh, improved experience.