Mario Kart Report Gives Update on Next Release

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So, Mario Kart World came out with the Switch 2 last year, but honestly, it hasn’t blown up like Mario Kart 8 did. Maybe that’ll change if Nintendo adds more content later, but don’t hold your breath. A reliable insider, Nate the Hate, is saying we won’t see any DLC announced at the upcoming Nintendo Direct. That pretty much means no new tracks or characters anytime soon, and it’s looking like we might not get any DLC for Mario Kart World this year at all. It’s a bit disappointing, but hopefully they’ll surprise us down the line!

Influential Stealth Game Getting Surprising New Remaster in 2026

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Nightdive Studios announced today that they’re remastering the classic stealth game Thief: The Dark Project. Originally released in 1998 by Looking Glass Studios, Thief was a groundbreaking title and received critical acclaim. It heavily influenced later games like Dishonored and The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay. While Thief went on to have two sequels – Thief 2: The Metal Age and Thief: Deadly Shadows – many fans still consider the original The Dark Project to be the best in the series.

Tom McKinney: “There’s a real surge of interest in what’s on your doorstep”

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I have a small TV sitting on a cabinet in the living room, but it’s positioned at a strange angle. This forces me to twist my neck when I watch it, and I’ve actually developed a sore shoulder from doing so. Plus, my daughters keep complaining that it’s too small compared to the big screens at their friends’ homes, so I’m thinking I need to rearrange the room and get a larger TV.

Toy Story 5 producer reveals why Woody is “in his dadbod, owning it” – and which toy deserved to be the focus of new sequel

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In Toy Story 5, Woody continues to show his age – Trixie the Triceratops playfully points out he needs a brown marker to touch up his hat. The film introduces a new villain, Lilypad, a tablet character voiced by Greta Lee, who sarcastically calls Woody “Stuffalo Bill.” Tom Hanks himself praises Lilypad as a remarkably clever and complex character, potentially one of the best villains or leaders he’s ever encountered.