Some players actually perform better in shooting games using a controller, or the speed of aiming isn’t as important as the overall experience. The discussion about whether controllers or keyboard and mouse are better will likely continue forever, but let’s look at some games where a controller is the more sensible choice.
The story of Aegon’s Conquest, a pivotal event in George RR Martin’s world, is being adapted for television. Beau Williamson, known for his work on shows like Andor and House of Cards that focus on complex characters and political maneuvering, is writing the script. While details about the cast and crew are still secret, the project is officially in development and promises a grand retelling of this significant historical event.
The upcoming film, The Hunt for Gollum, delves into a new story from Tolkien’s writings, focusing on Aragorn’s search for Gollum after the events of The Hobbit but before The Fellowship of the Ring. The film will also offer a deeper understanding of Gollum’s mind and what drove this complex, troubled character.
Anime fans love shows set in magic academies, like The Misfit of Demon King Academy and The Irregular at Magic High School. But while there are many of these shows, a few really stand out as exceptional.
As a fan, I think a lot of modders are hoping to either turn their hobby into a full game, or even get a job at a big game studio – and honestly, some really talented people have been discovered that way! That’s why it’s so smart to share your mods everywhere you can – getting your name out there is key. Right now, the GGMods site doesn’t have a ton of games or mods available yet, but they’re growing, and I’m excited to see what comes next. But for now, let’s just have some fun and check out some of the really strange and creative mods they do have!
The game Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will be available starting April 16, 2026, at midnight Eastern Time. Here’s what that time looks like in other time zones:
As a huge fan, I have to say Madara is just unbelievably powerful! He’s among the strongest characters, period. Seriously, the things he’s done are legendary – like actually controlling the Nine-Tails and using it in battle! Remember his fight with Hashirama? That was insane. And it gets even better – he single-handedly captured all the Tailed Beasts during the Great War. It’s just mind-blowing how strong he is!
The second chapter of the Overwatch story, “Reign of Talon,” is now available. It introduces a new hero named Sierra, a special in-game event called Operation: Grand Mesa, and a version of the game for the new Nintendo Switch 2. This new season, titled “Summit,” continues the narrative from the first season, “Conquest,” and aims to build on the positive reception of the game’s recent relaunch.
Truly great horror games don’t always need sequels. Some of the most memorable ones are standalone experiences – they’re perfect as they are, even though another installment could be enjoyable. Let’s explore some classic and modern horror games that likely won’t get follow-ups, and that’s probably a good thing.
The new Godzilla film, Godzilla Minus Zero, is set to release on November 3, 2026 – exactly 72 years after the original Godzilla premiered in Japan. For the first time ever, North American audiences won’t have to wait long to see it. Godzilla Minus Zero will hit US theaters just three days later, on November 6, 2026. This film is also a first for Japanese cinema, being the first live-action Japanese movie filmed specifically for IMAX, promising a spectacular experience for fans, as shown in the recent teaser.