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Ubisoft is best known for its major franchises like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and games bearing the Tom Clancy name. While they occasionally succeed with licensed properties, recent attempts haven’t been very successful. Star Wars Outlaws is a prime example, but Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is another often overlooked case.

Everything points to Russell T. Davies leaving as showrunner after the Doctor Who Christmas special in 2026. While the BBC has stated the show will go on, they haven’t announced who will take over, leading many to believe a new showrunner is planned. The current period, often called “RTD2,” hasn’t been as successful as hoped, and the deal with Disney+ fell apart because of low ratings. This raises the question: who should be the next person in charge of Doctor Who?

The manga magazine Shonen Jump has ended Yuka Kawaguchi’s Otr of the Flame. This clears space for a new series launching next week. Publisher Shueisha has shared initial details about the new series and announced that two more will follow soon. This means fans can expect two additional series to end as Shonen Jump makes room for fresh content.

Bungie’s Marathon continues to face strong negative reactions from players, and it’s starting to feel like a fundamental problem rather than just initial difficulties. Since its announcement, the game hasn’t generated much excitement; instead, players have been skeptical, frustrated, and even angry, largely because they’ve lost trust in Bungie’s ability to deliver. With Destiny 2 still feeling unfinished, players aren’t evaluating Marathon on its own – they’re seeing it as another big commitment from a company that has disappointed them repeatedly.

The highly anticipated sci-fi game, initially expected in late February, will now launch on April 22, 2026.