New Narrative-Driven PS5 Exclusive Confirms Release Date

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Beyond major releases like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, the PS5 has also seen a number of excellent indie games. Many of these indie titles also become available on PC, and that’s true for the upcoming game Fishbowl. This heartwarming adventure explores difficult themes like grief and loneliness with a beautiful story and charming pixel art. Fishbowl will be released on April 2nd for both PC (via Steam) and PS5, and it has the potential to be a standout hidden gem on the console.

7 Superpowers That Would Turn a Normal Person Into a Supervillain

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While superpowers seem amazing, they’d likely be overwhelming for most people. Unlike in comic books, real-world power often leads to corruption, and having superpowers would probably create more villains than heroes. Here are seven powers that could easily turn an ordinary person into a supervillain.

7 Movie Franchises That Basically Got Worse With Every Entry

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Some fantastic movies naturally lend themselves to sequels, allowing their stories to continue. However, other films are best left as standalones. Often, continuing a franchise beyond the original diminishes its quality, with each new movie straying further from what made it successful in the first place. Although one disappointing sequel isn’t always fatal, a string of underwhelming releases can quickly ruin a franchise’s reputation.

Highguard’s Sudden Shutdown Shows A Glaring Flaw In Modern Live Service Games

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Highguard was unveiled at the 2025 Game Awards and released in January 2026 to a good number of players. However, the game, a hero shooter, received significant criticism for trying to combine too many different ideas that didn’t quite work together, and it was clear the game needed substantial improvements. As a result, Highguard quickly lost players, dropping from an initial 2 million to just 10% of that audience within its first week.

SIREN’s Dance with Destiny: Will Shorts Be Crushed?

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The price, like a tormented soul, has risen steadily from its early-March lows, as if guided by some unseen hand. Buyers, those poor deluded fools, have clung to their positions with the desperation of a man clinging to a sinking ship. But let us not be deceived-this rally is no random act of providence. No, it is a carefully orchestrated dance, a macabre waltz along structural price levels that seem to mock the very notion of free will.

Star Trek’s New Doomsday Device Continues a Trend Almost Every Fan Hates

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In the late 33rd century, the pirate Nus Braka has launched a major attack against the Federation. He’s managed to turn a modified version of the Omega molecule – called Omega 47 – into powerful mines. These mines are strategically placed to cut off Federation space from the rest of the galaxy. If a Federation starship gets too close, the mines explode, making it impossible to travel through subspace in that area. However, Braka didn’t actually invent Omega 47 himself.