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Following the news that future downloadable content for MK1 was cancelled—reportedly because the ‘Khaos Reigns’ expansion didn’t perform well with either sales numbers or fan reception—players were eager to know what NetherRealm had planned next for the Mortal Kombat series. Given the success of the base game and the franchise’s current popularity thanks to the recent movies, another installment was inevitable. Thankfully, it appears a new Mortal Kombat game will likely be one of the next two projects from the developers.

Keep in mind that daily resets happen at different times depending on which server you play on. The America, Europe, and Asia servers each have their own reset schedule, so the exact time will vary for you. It’s important to know when resets happen in Neverness to Everness because you could miss out on daily free rewards like pulls, upgrade materials, and Fons.

Rumors have been circulating for weeks about Nintendo developing two new Star Fox games for the upcoming Switch 2. While Star Fox hasn’t been a major focus for Nintendo recently, it’s a series many gamers remember fondly. Characters like Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, and Peppy Hare are fan favorites, and recent leaks suggest exciting news could be coming for Star Fox fans.

While Mortal Kombat 2 improves on some of the issues with the first film, it ultimately doesn’t succeed in being an enjoyable movie. It stumbles in new ways, leading to a similar disappointing result as the original. Though fans might appreciate the action and familiar characters, the film only offers brief moments of potential. The story feels disjointed, the characters lack depth, and only the fight scenes offer some redeeming qualities. Unfortunately, Mortal Kombat 2 doesn’t rescue the series, and the franchise remains lost, but for entirely different reasons than before.

If you loved the Star Wars prequel films, this game is everything you’ve hoped for. Picture yourself speeding across the deserts of Tatooine, beneath its famous twin suns, and racing through ancient canyons. The environments are incredibly detailed – you’ll see dust kicking up behind your vehicle and hear the engines like never before. It truly feels like you’re in the Star Wars universe. Let’s take a closer look at the vehicles you can race when the game launches on October 6th.

Okay, so Subnautica is a huge deal, right? Everyone’s super excited for Subnautica 2, which is hitting early access soon, and the hype is real. But what’s really cool is that the team at Unknown Worlds – the people making the game – genuinely seem to care about what we, the players, think. They’re doing … Read more

The wait for 007 First Light is almost over, with the game now scheduled to launch on May 27, 2026, after a brief postponement. Early previews have been promising, and developer IO Interactive—known for the Hitman series—has generated a lot of excitement. However, we won’t know how First Light compares to other Bond games until players get their hands on it. With the release date approaching, the developers are already hinting at the possibility of creating more games in this new series.

Many Phasmophobia players are frustrated with the latest update from Kinetic Games. While the developers have been improving older content, including a revamp of the 6 Tanglewood Drive map, the update also brought a lot of new bugs. Along with new player models, customization options, and animations, these issues have led some fans to uninstall the game.

During the 2025 Tokyo Game Show, it was revealed that Forza Horizon 6 will launch on May 19, 2026, for Xbox Series X/S and PC. Players who pre-order the Deluxe Edition will get early access, starting on May 15th. Like previous games in the series, Forza Horizon 6 features a huge open world to explore with plenty of races and events—this time, the game is set in and around the city of Tokyo.

Those following the Assassin’s Creed series are familiar with Codename Invictus. First revealed at a Ubisoft event in 2022, it could have been overshadowed by announcements for games like Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope and Skull & Bones, as well as other new Assassin’s Creed titles like Mirage, Codename Hexe, and Codename Red. However, fans hoping for a multiplayer Assassin’s Creed game have been patiently waiting for updates for over three years, with very little official information released.