Month: May 2026

Despite outward appearances, the internal workings of ice giants like Uranus and Neptune are extremely chaotic. Pressures millions of times greater than Earth’s sea level combine with temperatures in the thousands of degrees to make some pretty weird materials. Now, a new paper from researchers at the Carnegie Institution, published in Nature Communications, describes a
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Nintendo consoles getting parity with modern sports titles unfortunately just results in more players having to suffer modern sports titles. If it wasn’t for licensing, having games like FIFA Street, Fight Night Round 2 and Tiger Woods 04 would make the Cube app even better. View original source here.
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I will forever support the growing trend of AAA publishers letting indie studios take a stab at dormant IP, and Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is maybe the most exciting example yet. But the whole thing is pretty unexpected for developer Evil Empire – the studio was pretty sure Castlevania owner Konami wasn’t even going to get
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During today’s Hasbro Pulse Fanstream, and ahead of STAR WARS Day (May the 4th), new products were revealed, inspired by iconic STAR WARS stories.  Details were shared about products across all the lines – Black Series, Vintage Collection, Actionverse, a Beyblade collab and SDCC exclusives. Black Series STAR WARS: THE BLACK SERIES CLONE COMMANDER DOOM  (HASBRO | Ages 4 & up |
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EXCLUSIVE: Liongate’s Michael is crossing $300M today around the globe which will unseat Warner Bros’ 8x Oscar nominated Elvis ($288.6M) as the No. 2 musical biopic ever, just behind Bohemian Rhapsody ($911M), which was also produced by Michael producer Graham King. After opening to $218.8M around the globe off of Universal’s foreign release of the
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Humanity Must Stop Visiting Space, and Start Living There  By Erinn van Wynsberghe  Founder, VanWyn With Howard Bloom, Founder & Chair, Space Development Steering Committee Brooklyn, NY – For more than half a century, we have told ourselves a story about space. It is a story of missions. We launch. We travel. We land. We
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If your TBR keeps growing but your budget refuses to cooperate, you’re not alone—but you don’t have to choose between the two. ThriftBooks has become a go-to for readers who want to stretch every dollar and still fill their shelves with books. With their expansive inventory, everyday low prices, and ReadingRewards program, you can read
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Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc. is powering up this month to celebrate PAC-MAN’s birthday with PAC-MAY. Using the theme “Connect the Dots,” PAC-MAY is a month-long celebration featuring exciting announcements and activations commemorating one of video games’ most iconic characters. Since 1980, PAC-MAN continues to evolve through new narratives and stories, inviting fans into his
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Deadline shares the first photo from Dangerous Games to Play, a supernatural horror film from director Ángel Gómez Hernández, who will also see his spider-centered Crawlers in theaters this October. The film follows four high school students who discover a book of supernatural games that allows them to contact the other side. The unsuspecting teenagers
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Isaiah Rashad has tapped TDE labelmate SZA for a new song, “Boy in Red.” It’s the second preview of Rashad’s forthcoming album It’s Been Awful, following lead single, “Same Sh!t” and arrives alongside a visual featuring a pickup truck rattling across a remote mountain landscape carrying two girlfriends sharing a joint in the backseat. Check
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Extremely OK Games, the developer/publisher (formerly known as Maddy Makes Games) behind 2018’s Celeste, has revealed City of None, a new metroidvania platformer launching next year. Celeste co-creator Noel Berry and brother Liam Berry are developing City of None, which sees you control a wooden protagonist as they adventure through a strange city’s five sectors. 
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Supergiant Games is officially ramping up for its first project after Hades 2, but there’s no consensus among fans on whether it should be Hades 3. The beloved indie game maker recently posted a graphics and animation engineer job opening at the studio, asking prospective developers to “come build what’s next after Hades 2.” As
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Lucasfilm/Disney’s first Star Wars movie in seven years, The Mandalorian and Grogu, arrived on tracking in what looks to be an $80 million-plus four-day start over the U.S. Memorial Day weekend. While that’s not the $100M+ opening to which we’re accustomed for a Star Wars movie, duly note that it’s still early in the campaign,
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Tales from the Crypt’s “Lower Berth” turns into a surprising look at the Cryptkeeper’s origins, setting up a prescient formula for franchise storytelling Tales from the Crypt is a revered pillar of the horror industry, representing a real turning point for anthology storytelling that, in many ways, still hasn’t been topped. The no-holds-barred HBO series
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