Games

Originally revealed in 2024, Paranormal Activity: Threshold was a video game in development by Brian Clarke, the creator of the popular horror game The Mortuary Assistant. It would have been a found footage-style game where players experience the story of a couple moving into a haunted house. Clarke teamed up with publisher DreadXP, and together they collaborated with Paramount to create a game based on the Paranormal Activity movies. However, the project has now been cancelled, and the reason behind the cancellation might come as a surprise to gamers.

Invincible tells the story of Mark Grayson, a teenager who gets superpowers from his superhero father, Omni-Man. Initially, it seems like a normal story about growing up, but Mark quickly discovers that being a hero is far more difficult and violent than he expected. While learning to use his powers, battling villains, and navigating life as a student and friend, Mark uncovers disturbing secrets about his father and the sacrifices required to save the planet.

Pokemon Pokopia received a new update on April 22, 2026! This patch, called “Update 1.0.4,” adds a feature players have been asking for – improvements to Pokemon Centers – and fixes several bugs in the relaxing Pokemon life-simulation game.

Okay, so I’m really glad they made it so you can find all ten graves on each map in just one playthrough, even if you mess up and die! It’s awesome that your progress still saves. I’ve put together a guide showing exactly where to find all the graves on every map in Far Far West, so you don’t have to hunt around forever!

It’s incredibly rare to find shiny Pokémon while playing Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, but one player recently had amazing luck. These older games have a couple of challenges when it comes to shiny Pokémon. Unlike newer versions, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen don’t have a Shiny Charm to help, and a breeding technique called the Masuda Method isn’t available. Plus, the chances of finding a shiny Pokémon are very low – only about 1 in 8,192 Pokémon encountered will be shiny, half the rate of more recent games.

The 2006 anime series The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, based on the popular light novels by Nagaru Tanigawa with illustrations by Noizi Ito, quickly became a hit when it first aired. While it seems like a typical high school comedy at first, the show actually includes elements of science fiction like time travel, aliens, and even a protagonist who develops godlike abilities. The ending theme, “Hare Hare Yukai,” is still widely recognized and enjoyed by anime fans today, with people continuing to recreate the dance online and at events. Now, fans can look forward to a fantastic new release that’s sure to delight longtime followers of the series.

A well-known source for Pokémon news has shared a potential release timeframe for Pokémon Winds and Waves on Twitter, and it’s likely to disappoint fans. Pokémon Winds and Waves will be the tenth generation of Pokémon games, and were first shown in a detailed three-minute trailer on Pokémon Day, February 27th. This trailer provided much more information than the initial reveal of the ninth generation games, which only showed the titles and starter Pokémon. However, the announcement also revealed that Pokémon Winds and Waves isn’t expected to release until 2027.

The Kickstarter campaign for Temtem: Pioneers ends in less than 48 hours. You can get the game for about $30 by choosing a reward tier that doesn’t include extra Kickstarter perks or access to the upcoming alpha version. Keep in mind the full game isn’t expected until 2028, so skipping the alpha means a longer wait. Temtem: Pioneers offers a survival-focused experience, appealing to a slightly different audience, while still featuring the beloved creatures and monster-catching gameplay of Temtem. Existing Temtem fans will finally be able to explore a new area called Downbelow.

Want to learn more about Wolverine’s history in Marvel Comics? We’ll share some surprising and little-known facts about his life, including details about his family – both by blood and those he considers family.

I remember when D&D Beyond first came out – it was such a cool idea! It started as an unofficial app, but officially licensed, to help us manage our Dungeons & Dragons games online. Then, in 2022, Hasbro bought them, which meant Wizards of the Coast was directly behind it. Since then, they’ve really integrated it into the official D&D experience, and honestly, it’s become the go-to digital tool for playing the game. It’s just amazing how much it’s grown!