Since the original game came out in 1987, the Final Fantasy series has delighted players with epic role-playing adventures. Over the last 31 years, several Final Fantasy anime shows and movies have also been released, mostly as direct-to-video OVAs. There’s been one full-season anime series and a movie as well, and recently, another project that seemed stalled has been revived.
As 2025 comes to a close, LEGO fans are looking ahead to see what new sets will be released in 2026. We’re already hearing a lot about upcoming builds, including detailed recreations of Paris and a beautiful Japanese Cherry Blossom scene. But LEGO has even bigger plans, bringing popular franchises to life with sets like a massive Lord of the Rings collection focused on the city of Minas Tirith. This set is rumored to contain over 8,000 pieces and could cost between $600 and $650. Pokemon fans also have something to look forward to, and if you can’t wait, there are already some LEGO options available now.
According to the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, police first tried to reach Woo around 12:24pm on the 22nd but got no response at his door. Later that afternoon, at 2:53pm, they received a call reporting an unattended death at his home. Officers returned and used a ladder to look through a third-floor window, where they found Woo lying still on his bed. Fire Rescue helped them enter the home, and Woo was pronounced dead at the scene. A medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine how he died.
If you enjoyed Home Alone, you might also like Better Watch Out. It has a similar feel, but with a much darker and more unsettling story. Home Alone is a classic Christmas movie, and Better Watch Out offers a clever and surprising twist on that familiar idea.
As a PlayStation fan, it’s really frustrating to hear about so many accounts getting hacked. Some people manage to get things sorted and their accounts back, but others lose years of progress, which is heartbreaking. It’s even worse when people get hacked again while trying to recover their accounts! Now, someone’s found a potential problem that might be causing all of this, which is a bit of a relief – hopefully, it means PlayStation can finally fix it.
007: First Light is a new game that tells the story of how James Bond became a super spy, showing his initial training and first missions. A recent trailer revealed that Lenny Kravitz will voice the game’s villain, which is his first time doing voice work for a video game.
IOI’s new game will explore the early days of James Bond as he becomes a spy for MI6. In 007 First Light, players will experience Bond’s dangerous journey to earn his 00 status and license to kill. Irish actor Patrick Gibson will voice the young Bond, and he’ll be joined by familiar faces from the 007 series, like Q and M, as well as new characters created by IO Interactive. At The Game Awards 2025, the game’s villain, Bawma, was revealed to be played by musician Lenny Kravitz.
Players have been sharing tons of stories and videos from their gameplay experiences. Some highlight the competitive and sometimes harsh side of the game, while others capture funny or unexpected moments. For example, during the Cold Snap update, one player organized a spectacular fireworks display on top of the Spaceport Towers, lighting up the sky with a perfectly timed explosion. Not every attempt at a memorable moment goes as planned, though – some videos show less successful efforts.
The latest Inside Out movie successfully added some new emotions, and the next film could explore the existing ones like Joy, Anger, and Embarrassment in more detail. Alternatively, if Pixar wants to introduce even more new emotions, an older, parent-aged Riley would offer a lot of possibilities.
The fifth season of Stranger Things returned on November 26th with its first four episodes, marking a comeback after a three-year break. Both fans and critics have responded positively, and all episodes in Volume 1 currently have a rating above 8 on IMDb. The fourth episode is particularly popular, becoming the highest-rated Stranger Things episode ever with a score of 9.5/10 based on over 53,000 reviews.