On a Monday, Steam unveiled plans to restructure their method for rating user reviews on games. Instead of focusing on general evaluations, they will now prioritize language-based averages. This adjustment aims to align more closely with the cultural expectations that users from specific regions have when searching for titles.
For this week, Netflix has unveiled its September newsletter, highlighting all the new content set to arrive on the platform next month. Notably, the newsletter provides a list of titles that will be leaving Netflix soon, and it appears that some popular ones are slated for departure.
In their latest update, Sloclap acknowledged that Patch 2 tackles several recurring issues but admitted there are remaining problems yet to be resolved. They assure these persistent issues will be tackled in Patch 3, due for release around late August (hopefully). Excitingly, this upcoming patch is set to introduce crossplay functionality, meaning players across PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox platforms can now play together seamlessly.
In Disney+ series, these four remarkable Star Wars characters made their initial on-screen debuts for the first time.
During Gamescom, Jonathan Smith, head of development at TT Games, didn’t explicitly refer to the Arkham games but hinted at their influence in the new LEGO game. The action depicted in the trailer featured a character wielding a bricky bat and engaging in combat reminiscent of the Arkham series, with elements such as counterattacks, stealth takedowns, a gadget that highlighted enemies similar to detective vision, and mobility using the Batmobile for gliding through the skies and street surfing.
According to a recent update from Anime News Network, at least eight popular anime series have faced delays in their uploads. Shows such as Dandadan, My Dress-Up Darling, Kaiju No. 8, Rent-a-Girlfriend, and Sakamoto Days are set to return for new seasons or cours. Gachiakuta and The Summer Hikaru Died have caught viewers’ attention with their impressive debuts. Some of these shows can be streamed on Netflix, with The Summer Hikaru Died and Sakamoto Days being exclusive to the platform. Regrettably, one of these series, along with several other highly anticipated Summer 2025 releases, missed their scheduled release last week, leaving fans anxious as they wait for Crunchyroll to upload the new episodes.
Following the humorous “Sickofancy” episode focusing on Towelie, which takes him to a military Washington D.C., South Park is taking a brief hiatus until August 27. However, fret not! Season 27 will resume with its fourth episode airing on September 3, and the season will hit its halfway mark with a new fifth episode set to premiere on September 17 at 10 p.m. Eastern/Pacific Time on Comedy Central.
The featured game belongs to the Prince of Persia series and goes by the name “The Rebel Prince of Persia.” Following approximately a year on Early Access through Steam, it was abruptly released for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on August 20th. Interestingly, Xbox Game Pass subscribers have the opportunity to play this new title at no extra cost as part of their subscription package. Therefore, you can explore the latest addition to the Prince of Persia series without incurring any additional charges.
I, being a diehard fan, couldn’t help but share an exciting find I stumbled upon! It was none other than Andrew Schulz, our beloved Dan Hibiki from Street Fighter, who initially shared a fascinating snapshot on his Instagram Story. If not for the quick-witted fans, this visual gem would have vanished after a day, leaving us all in the dark about its intricate details.
However, since we’re lucky enough to live in an era where screenshots can immortalize fleeting moments, we were able to dissect it further. From what I gather, the picture clearly suggests that Andrew and Rhodes are together, and they both seem to be donning costumes – a sign that they might have already started filming on set!
The movie is slated for filming throughout this fall in the enchanting city of Sydney, Australia. So keep your eyes peeled for updates, fellow Street Fighter enthusiasts!
What makes DC’s villains without powers particularly chilling is their uncanny ability to expose weaknesses within our systems, flaws that even superheroes struggle to mend, despite their methods being questionable.