Fans are getting more of *The Expanse*, but not as a traditional TV season. Three years after the show ended, the story continues in a graphic novel called *The Expanse: A Little Death*. Wes Chatham, who played Amos Burton, co-wrote the novel, which focuses on his character. While it’s great to see the universe expanded in comic form, many fans hoping for a seventh season on screen will likely be disappointed.
Released in 1996, *The Craft* is a thrilling blend of high school drama, teen rebellion, and witchcraft. The film follows four outcast girls as they explore witchcraft, facing increasingly serious consequences. It’s a nostalgic trip back to the 90s, with a style and attitude that still resonates today. Having become a cult classic and a significant pop culture moment, *The Craft* is available to stream on Prime Video, making it a great time to revisit or discover it.
Many players are curious about how the server browser will work in *Battlefield 6*’s multiplayer. Specifically, they want to know if playing on these servers will award full experience points and progression, whether official servers will be available, and if servers will remain active over time. These are important questions that will impact how enjoyable and long-lasting *Battlefield 6* will be. Luckily, I have answers to address these concerns!
The role-playing game *Digimon Story Time Stranger*, developed by Media Vision and Bandai Namco, is launching on October 2nd. It will be available on Steam for $70, but players with a Steam Deck will be able to play it right away with optimized performance. A few days earlier, on September 30th, *Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles* will also be released on PC, though it’s currently unknown if it will be officially supported on the Steam Deck.
The anime *New Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt* originally aired in 2010 and recently returned after more than ten years. After the first season of the revival finished (which is actually the second season overall), the studio TRIGGER announced that Stocking and Panty will be back for more. However, they haven’t given a specific date for when fans can expect the next episodes, leaving everyone eager to find out when the story will continue in a future season.
Okay, so everyone knows *Avatar: The Way of Water* was a massive success, raking in over $2.3 billion globally. Well, *Avatar: Fire and Ash* picks up right where that film left off, continuing the story of the Sully family. But director James Cameron isn’t stopping there – we’re also going to meet a brand new tribe of Na’vi! Plus, the big storylines from the last movie – Quaritch’s quest for revenge and the danger of humans returning to Pandora – are still very much in play. You can get a glimpse of what’s in store below!
Hey everyone, awesome news! The Epic Games Store is giving away two free games right now: *Eastern Exorcist* and *Jorel’s Brother and the Most Important Game of the Galaxy*. They’re pretty different – one’s a mature action game, and the other is more of a story-driven game for a younger audience. You can snag both for free and save over $30 total! The offer lasts until next week, specifically October 2nd at 11 AM Eastern Time, so don’t miss out – they’ll go back to their regular price after that.
Batman doesn’t rely on superpowers – he typically overcomes his Gotham City foes through skill and strategy. But even when he’s not fighting crime, staying in peak physical condition is important. Here’s a ranking of every actor who’s played Batman in live-action films, based on their character’s demonstrated strength.
I just read in *Variety* that Meredith Averill, who worked on *Locke & Key*, is now running the show for that new romantasy adaptation! It’s been in the works since October 2023, and Amazon MGM Studios and Michael B. Jordan’s Outlier Society are producing it. As far as I know, though, it’s still being developed – no official series order yet, and they haven’t announced any actors who’ll be in it.
As of today, the trailer has already received an incredible 3.6 million views on the official PlayStation YouTube channel, and it’s only been online for about 13 hours. It has also gained 320,000 likes.