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Okay, so after Ross and Rachel’s infamous “break” in the previous episode, this one – “The One With the Morning After” – really dives into the fallout. It’s here we find out Ross did sleep with Chloe, after that kiss we saw at the end of last week. And honestly, the rest of the episode is just watching him desperately try to backtrack and save things with Rachel… which, spoiler alert, doesn’t work. It’s a pretty painful watch, seeing him dig himself deeper and deeper.

Full Circle, the game’s developer, recently announced on their website that they’re expanding the tutorial island and letting players revisit it – but there’s a limitation.

He explained that, despite appearances, he wasn’t trying to fix a problem with his recent statement. He clarified he has no involvement with the original games and their content. Although he’d love to work with Sony Santa Monica on God of War again, he’s currently focused on other exciting projects, with more details coming this summer.

To mark the tenth anniversary of Rogue One, Marvel Comics is releasing a series of short comics spotlighting characters from the film. The standout issue is Rogue One – Cassian Andor #1 (available May 6th), written by Benjamin Percy with art by Luke Ross. This comic bridges the gap between Season 2 of Andor and the start of Rogue One, following Cassian as he undertakes a dangerous spy mission in Kafrene, evading both Imperial troopers and bounty hunters against a ticking clock. Given that Marvel’s Star Wars comics haven’t always aligned well with established storylines—including one instance where they awkwardly altered the events of The Force Awakens—this new series carries a bit of risk.

Okay, so the news started with a lot of praise for PlayStation Studios – seriously, games like Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Ghost of Yōtei, Helldivers 2, and MLB The Show have been amazing and everyone loves them! But then it shifted to talk about how making games is getting super expensive, the industry isn’t growing as fast as it used to, and how players are behaving differently – all made worse by the tough economy right now.

Okay, I get it – you’re probably thinking, ‘Wait, we’re ripping zombie doctors apart with chainsaws in Requiem? That doesn’t sound very restrained!’ And you’re not wrong, it is pretty over the top. But honestly, while Leon’s definitely fun and chaotic, I think the developers are really showing what they can do with Grace. Her sections are all about being careful, figuring things out, and a slower pace – it’s a surprisingly big shift back to how the original Resident Evil games felt, and it’s really cool to see.