Stranger Things’ New Spinoff Completes a Forgotten Season 4 Story

A new book connected to Stranger Things has been released, filling in a gap between seasons four and five and even finishing a storyline the show left unfinished. Titled One Way or Another, and described as “A Nancy Wheeler Mystery,” the novel is written by Caitlin Scheiderhan, a writer for the show’s fifth season. It’s a compelling read that accurately portrays the characters and cleverly resolves a plot thread that was left dangling in season four.

New Jujutsu Kaisen Time Travel Epic Will Unite Yuji and Young Gojo

Universal Studios Japan is launching a new ride based on the popular anime Jujutsu Kaisen in January 2026. Called Jujutsu Kaisen The Real 4D: Spinning Clock Tower, the attraction will put guests alongside Yuji, Megumi, and Nobara as they explore a haunted mansion and encounter a surprising sight: a young Gojo and Suguru Geto. The ride will run from January 30th to August 18th, offering a limited-time immersive experience. Universal Studios Japan describes the attraction as…

Mortal Kombat 2 Star Talks Recruiting Johnny Cage & R-Rated The Sequel’s Elevated Action (Exclusive)

In Wildcat, Ada, a highly skilled former soldier and mother, is trying to build a quiet life. But when her brother Edward racks up a debt with dangerous criminals, they take Ada’s eight-year-old daughter, Charlotte, hostage. To save Charlotte and settle Edward’s debt, Ada is forced to carry out a risky diamond robbery. She has to team up with her old crew, including her charming ex-boyfriend Roman, to pull it off – and you can guess things don’t go smoothly.

WiZmans World Re;Try coming west on February 19, 2026

WiZmans World Re;Try was originally released in Japan on May 30, 2024, for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. While versions for Xbox One and PC were planned for later in the year, they never came out. The recent announcement only mentions other platforms, leading many to believe the Xbox One version has been cancelled.

Sony Interactive Entertainment to produce and publish Bad Robot Games-developed co-op shooter for PS5, PC

Bad Robot Games is collaborating with Sony Interactive Entertainment to develop a brand new game universe. According to CEO Anna Sweet, this partnership will allow them to fully realize their vision for this new intellectual property. They aim to create a unique and exciting experience for players, supported by PlayStation. Mike Booth is leading the creative development of what they describe as a cooperative adventure designed to create memorable moments for players and their friends.