The biggest news this week is Keeper, a charming new game from Xbox Game Studios. Created by Double Fine Productions, Keeper follows the heartwarming journey of a lighthouse that walks and the bird who becomes its companion. What makes this game special is that it tells its story visually, without any spoken words, and features the beautiful, unique art style Double Fine is known for.
Prime Video’s *Utopia*, which aired for one season in 2020, was a remake of a British show with the same title. Originally developed for HBO with David Fincher as director, the project moved to Amazon with Gillian Flynn taking on the role of showrunner. The series starred Sasha Lane, Rainn Wilson, Jessica Rothe, John Cusack, and others, premiering on September 25, 2020, but was cancelled the following November.
Green Lantern comics are full of unexpected turns and shocking surprises, from sudden betrayals to completely unforeseen villainous schemes. We’ve compiled a list of five of the most mind-blowing plot twists ever written for a Green Lantern story. It was tough to narrow it down, but these five moments definitely left us speechless.
It’s rare to imagine anyone else in a role after an actor becomes strongly associated with a character, but sometimes the first actor cast isn’t the best fit. When this happens, a new actor might take over and truly shine. This can be due to changes in the story or how the character is envisioned, but the fact is, sometimes comic book movies get the casting just right the second time around.
During a recent press conference with ComicBook about *Peacemaker* Season 2, James Gunn discussed his plans for the DC Universe. He shared that he already knows what directing projects he’ll be working on after the upcoming *Superman* movie, which is still two years away. Gunn also expressed his excitement about the DCU growing with new projects that he won’t be directly involved with.
Man, the early 2000s were a wild time for games. Developers were really throwing everything at the wall to see what stuck, and honestly, a *lot* of it just… didn’t. We got flooded with movie tie-in games, and so many of them were just awful because the focus was on the license, not on making a good game. But looking back at my PS2 days, there are three platformers that are so unbelievably bad, I’ve honestly tried to forget they ever existed. But, hey, someone’s gotta tell you why they completely failed to deliver on what a fun platformer should be.
Following the end of the popular webnovel *Solo Leveling*, a sequel called *Solo Leveling: Ragnarok* by Daul quickly gained attention from fans. Adapted as a manhwa and released last year, it tells the story of Sung Jinwoo’s son, Suho. Building on the success of the original, *Ragnarok* became an instant hit. Now, over a year after its initial release, Ize Press has announced the first-ever English print edition of the series. The announcement was made at New York Comic Con 2025 and shared on Ize Press’s official X account. While a specific release date hasn’t been announced, it’s expected to be sometime next year. Currently, the English version of the manhwa is available digitally on the Tapas website and app.
The Astro A20 X is the latest version of Astro’s well-known A20 headset, released for 2025. Traditionally, the A20 has been a more affordable option compared to Astro’s higher-end A40 and A50 models. However, current economic challenges – like global tariffs and increased material costs – are impacting the market. Plus, more gamers are playing on multiple devices, creating a need for versatile accessories. This is all changing the landscape of gaming headsets.
Every character class has three core abilities: a standard attack, a special attack, and a powerful ultimate move. Plus, you can customize your character with four additional skills. To equip these, simply go to the skill menu and choose the four you want to use during combat.
I’m really excited about this latest Windows update! They’re finally bringing some smart AI features right into File Explorer, which should make finding things so much easier. Plus, they’ve given the sharing experience a fresh look. But it’s not just about looks – they’ve added some really useful stuff like Administrator Protection to keep things secure. The Settings app is getting a big overhaul too, with a new Advanced section and even letting you customize where those hardware indicator icons show up. They’re also opening things up to let third-party apps handle passkeys, and they’re slowly but surely moving features over from the old Control Panel, which is great to see. Overall, it feels like a really solid update focused on both usability and security.