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On September 30, 2025, the directors of the next Avengers movie, the Russo brothers, posted a puzzling image from the set. Fans quickly noticed this was similar to a photo they shared before Avengers: Endgame was announced. That previous image contained a hidden title reveal, so excitement is building. This time, some viewers spotted a large “A” and a series of “X” shapes in the new photo, leading to speculation that the upcoming 2026 crossover film, Avengers: Doomsday, might involve a battle between the Avengers and the X-Men. If true, this could drastically alter the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Released in 1998 by the renowned RPG developers SquareSoft, *Xenogears* is still considered one of the most ambitious and thought-provoking role-playing games ever created. I was particularly captivated by its unique combination of giant robots, religious themes, romance, and the search for self. SquareSoft’s storytelling really came into its own with this game, though the ending felt hurried and incomplete. Despite this abrupt conclusion, *Xenogears* remains a deeply moving and impactful story.

CARIMARA deliberately embraces the limitations of its retro style to create a hauntingly beautiful experience. Players investigate a growing garden and twisting underground tunnels to lift a curse from a woman’s cottage, uncovering secrets along the way. While sticking to its classic look and feel, even if it means simpler controls, the game’s presentation powerfully enhances the story, resulting in a compelling and atmospheric mystery.

Starting in October, Hulu added all three original *Madagascar* movies – released in 2005, 2008, and 2012 – to its streaming library. Now, Hulu subscribers can watch the entire *Madagascar* trilogy in one place.

A new update is now available for *Control: Ultimate Edition* on PS5. Originally released on PC earlier this year, this patch adds support for PSSR technology, which is a key feature of the upcoming PS5 Pro and enhances the game’s graphics. Players with a PS5 Pro will also see improvements to reflections in Performance mode, as well as better textures and shadows.

Honestly, we all kind of expected this! When RGG Studio announced they were bringing the series back, they also showed off “Dark Ties” – a huge new story that tells us all about how Mine became the villain we know. It’s bundled right in, which is awesome!

For over ten years, Trafalgar Law was a key figure in the series, starting with the Punk Hazard arc and continuing until the end of the Wano Country arc when he separated from the Straw Hat Pirates. He became incredibly popular with fans, particularly after the Dressrosa arc, which showed his heartbreaking backstory. Since his battle with Blackbeard, his current situation has been a mystery. While the manga hasn’t provided any new information about him, the official One Piece social media account recently celebrated his birthday with a great image of the character.

Created by Robert and Michelle King, *Evil* is a thrilling drama about Dr. Kristen Bouchard, a forensic psychologist who works with the Catholic Church to investigate mysterious and unexplainable events. She partners with David Acosta, a man of strong faith, and Ben Shakir, a practical skeptic who relies on technology. Each episode presents a new case – possessions, ghostly appearances, supposed miracles, and other strange occurrences – but these cases are also connected to a larger story exploring questions of good and evil, faith and logic, and the challenges faced by the main characters. The show consistently makes you wonder what’s truly happening, and this uncertainty is what makes it so compelling.

I’ve been following *Kagurabachi*, and it’s amazing to see the manga celebrating its second anniversary with Shonen Jump! They’re going big with collaborations, even partnering with Burger King. Part of the celebration included some fantastic new artwork, but the coolest part was seeing Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of *My Hero Academia*, draw *Kagurabachi*’s main character, Chihiro. And it didn’t stop there – *Kagurabachi*’s creator, Takeru Hokazono, returned the favor by drawing Deku! You can check out both pieces below – they’re really neat.