More recently, writer Cody also tackled this controversial subject with the horror comedy Lisa Frankenstein, directed by Zelda Williams. Now, after a few years, fans of the vibrant “Zom-Com” can finally collect spooky merchandise based on the film.
Early on, Dragon Ball had a clear system for measuring how strong characters were. However, the series shifted to using transformations as the main way for characters to become more powerful. This meant characters could gain huge boosts in strength very quickly with each new transformation. Nowadays, many other anime series manage power levels and progression in a more consistent way than Dragon Ball did.
After a long break following the cancellation of the highly anticipated Silent Hills (a project by Guillermo del Toro and Hideo Kojima), the Silent Hill series returned in 2023 and 2024. Then, in 2025, Silent Hill f launched, giving the iconic franchise a fresh start and hopefully paving the way for future installments. Now seems like a good time to revisit the series by ranking all of the Silent Hill games.
StudioCanal recently announced plans to remake two popular 1980s films: Escape From New York, originally directed by John Carpenter, and The Howling, directed by Joe Dante.
The newest Borderlands game has received some criticism regarding its updates after release. Many players felt that the first story DLC for Borderlands 4 was too expensive – at $30, it only offered about 2-3 hours of gameplay. However, the new playable character introduced in the DLC, C4SH, has been well-received and has fans looking forward to future characters that may be added to the game.
The upcoming DAIMA Pack DLC for Dragon Ball FighterZ will add SSJ4 Goku with 12 different outfits, plus new stamps and lobby avatars inspired by the Dragon Ball DAIMA anime. A new trailer showcases how well Arc System Works understands and appreciates the Dragon Ball series – SSJ4 Goku looks and moves just like he does in the Dragon Ball DAIMA anime, complete with realistic weight and monkey-like motions.
Let’s say you’re trying to add a Sinistcha to your team in Pokemon Champions, but you don’t have one saved in Pokemon Home and you haven’t played the Teal Mask DLC (or even the base version of) Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. While the game gives you one free chance each day to recruit a Pokemon, it’s chosen at random from a limited selection, so getting the specific Pokemon you want isn’t guaranteed. Even if you do get lucky, you’ll need to spend 2,500 VP or a Teammate Ticket to add them to your team permanently before you can customize them. This system essentially encourages you to play the newest Pokemon games to fully build the team you want.
Spoilers for The Last of Us Part 1 and Part 2 ahead.
Released in March 2026, Pokopia quickly became a hit, earning praise from both fans and critics. Many considered it a successful new direction for Pokemon, similar to Animal Crossing, and reviews highlighted its charming atmosphere, detailed building options, and engaging gameplay. The game has sold incredibly well, proving that The Pokemon Company’s venture into the life simulation genre was a smart move. Looking back, Pokopia feels like a natural extension of the Pokemon world, and developers Game Freak and Omega Force deserve recognition for taking the chance and executing it so well.
Many ninja techniques are incredibly dangerous, capable of wiping out entire armies or villages almost instantly. Some techniques are risky because using them can kill the user. Others don’t discriminate between friend and enemy. While some powerful techniques require a rare, inherited ability, others can be learned by anyone with enough training.