The next installment in James Cameron’s Avatar series, titled Avatar: Fire and Ash, is scheduled to hit US theaters this December. Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña will return as Jake Sully and Neytiri in this new sequel.
The Bachelorette alum and his fiancée are expecting their first baby.
The company announced this, with CEO Hideaki Nishino sharing the news during a presentation at Tokyo Game Show 2025, as reported by Geoff Keighley.
Here’s the lowdown on what they’ll be yapping about:
Terminull Brigade first launched for PC via Steam and Epic Games Store on July 29.
The latest trailer for *NINJA GAIDEN 4* offers a preview of the game’s challenging difficulty, featuring enemies placed strategically and AI that adapts to the chosen level. While staying true to the series’ notoriously difficult gameplay, the game also includes a new ‘Hero Mode’ and customizable assists to help new players learn the fast-paced combat. For the first time in the series, there’s also a dedicated training mode to help players practice before taking on the main game.
Zhang discussed the backstory of *Mistfall Hunter*, explaining that the development team carefully added small details throughout the game to build a rich world. He mentioned that beta testers had already begun to uncover parts of the story, even figuring out secrets related to the Gyldenmist.
Arceta shared that the new game will feature a wide variety of popular cars, similar to *Forza Horizon 5*. They’re especially excited to showcase Japan’s distinctive car culture within the game.
Fans were happily surprised that Season 2 arrived so quickly after Season 1, as most anime take a year or more to release new seasons, regardless of their popularity. Despite this, the announcement of Season 3 didn’t give any indication of *when* it might be released. While fans wait, the best way to follow the story is to read the manga, which is further ahead. However, even the manga is taking its time, and the long-awaited confession between Momo and Okarun is still being drawn out.
Just before the Tokyo Game Show, Sega let ComicBook and other gaming websites try out *Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties* at their California office. I hadn’t really gotten into the Yakuza games before – I’ve always preferred the Mafia series – but after playing almost an hour of both titles, I think that might be changing. I’m looking forward to the bundle’s release in February 2026 and could become a Yakuza fan by then.