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The new trailer for Verity immediately sets a chilling mood and shows us something rare: Anne Hathaway playing a character who seems to be the villain. While she famously played a complex character in The Dark Knight Rises and was a villain in the 2020 film The Witches, Verity casts her in a similar role to Seyfried’s in The Housemaid, with Johnson as the innocent counterpart. Josh Hartnett also stars, and the story is filled with secrets that build to a dramatic climax. If you enjoyed The Housemaid, you’ll likely be captivated by this new thriller. Check out the trailer here!

We’re deep into Tuesday now and still no comment from Sony on its reported DRM issues.

Capcom now expects to report net sales of around $1.2 billion (¥195.3 billion) for the year ending March 31, 2026. This is an increase from their earlier forecast of $1.19 billion (¥190 billion), representing a 2.8 percent rise. Last year, the company reported sales of $1 billion (¥169 billion).

Nakanishi has revealed that the upcoming minigame will be a solo experience and will feature combat similar to the main game. He added that players who have finished the story and are looking for more content should find it exciting, encouraging them to prepare for the challenge and wait for its release.

Honestly, when the announcement dropped, the reaction was pretty split. It was awesome seeing Robert Downey Jr. back in the Marvel universe, especially since he basically started it all. But a lot of people felt like Marvel was relying too much on nostalgia and his famous name to get folks excited. Things had already been a bit rocky with the Multiverse Saga, and the Jonathan Majors situation – losing Kang, who was supposed to be the next big bad like Thanos – definitely didn’t help. Now, with Avengers: Doomsday almost here, Downey Jr. sat down with Bran Ferren for Conversations for our Daughters and finally explained what really made him decide to come back to the MCU after Avengers: Endgame.