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This weekend, Sonic The Hedgehog 3 is hitting cinemas, and next year, fans will have the opportunity to witness Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and their comrades joining forces with DC’s superheroes and villains. The preliminary announcement pointed towards a crossover event in March 2025, but thanks to recent updates from DC, we now have our first glimpse of the impending collaboration and some exciting details about what unites the Sonic team with the Justice League. For a sneak peek, take a look at the cover for DC X Sonic The Hedgehog #1 below.

In the world of Sony’s Spider-Man tales, one of the adversaries has managed to gain the advantage over the web-slinger. The premiere of “Kraven the Hunter” sadly signifies the conclusion of Sony’s cinematic universe centered around Marvel characters… for now. The box office reception for “Kraven” has been quite disappointing, to put it mildly, leading Sony to temporarily halt further productions. To date, there have been three “Venom” films, “Morbius”, “Madame Web”, and “Kraven the Hunter”, with a primary focus on Spider-Man’s rogue gallery. Although not all of these have been box office successes, one of these villains recently emerged victorious in the comic books. BEWARE: The following content reveals spoilers for Ultimate Spider-Man #12. Proceed with caution!

Players of Pokemon are particularly fond of Rayquaza, especially its Shiny version. For quite a while, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet has been hinting at the introduction of a Rayquaza event in the game. Now, Tera Raids featuring Shiny Rayquaza have arrived! This is the initial opportunity for players to capture this legendary dragon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, and the prospect of encountering a Shiny during a Tera Raid battle is turning out to be one of the most engaging events in the game, drawing many fans back to play.

According to research firm DFC Intelligence, it’s their belief that only one of Sony or Microsoft can continue operating in the console market. This is due to their view that the market can’t accommodate more than two primary console systems, and they don’t foresee Nintendo leaving the scene.