Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Returns For Its Final Season Early Next Year
We got a release window for the second (and final) season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy at New York Comic Con
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We got a release window for the second (and final) season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy at New York Comic Con
Read at PolygonThe hacking collective Cyberleek claims it will release an entire playable version of Grand Theft Auto VI if its custom cryptocurrency reaches a designated valuation threshold. The group additionally offered publisher Take-Two Interactive an exit route by demanding a formal public apology alongside physical media distribution for the game. Observers remain highly skeptical of the validity of these claims.
Read on HavenThe creative duo behind Paper Girls, writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Cliff Chiang, are teaming up again for a new Image Comics ongoing series titled Roam. Featuring coloring by Matt Wilson and lettering by Jared Fletcher, the upcoming series debuts in February 2027 with an oversized first issue exploring youth and heroism.
Read on HavenAn individual going by CyberLeek is reportedly threatening to publish a complete, playable version of Grand Theft Auto 6. The ultimatum demands a cryptocurrency market cap threshold or a public apology and physical disc releases from Take-Two Interactive.
Read on HavenStrange Scaffold has revealed Gods With Badges, an upcoming narrative tactics title launching on PC in 2027. Set in a futuristic dystopian city, the game explores law enforcement authority through turn-based encounters, open-hub investigations, and a body camera toggle mechanism that alters available choices.
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Read at PolygonThe new Netflix thriller Unabomber explores Ted Kaczynski’s radicalization and the FBI investigation into his bombing campaign.
Read at PolygonWe spoke to Crystal Lake showrunner Brad Caleb Kane, star Linda Cardellini, and other cast members about retelling the Friday the 13th story.
Read at IGNDC veteran Grant Morrison reviewed Lanterns, and they had more than a few criticisms of its "morally and legally incoherent" finale.
Read at IGNMore than a year after GameCube titles arrived on the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, the available software selection remains small. A new report highlights ten classic GameCube games that have yet to join the service, including major releases like Super Smash Bros. Melee, Mario Kart: Double Dash, and Animal Crossing.
Read on HavenDiscourse notwithstanding, there is a time and a place for cosiness in games. It's nice to chill out sometimes! I can admit that. I also just prefer a bit of friction in a game, something to put the edge on occasionally, even if there is cosiness to be found within it. And according to the lead writer of Nivalis Nights , Thomas Welsh, you can find some of that cosiness, it just isn't a cosy game, and you have to put some work in to get it.
Read at Rock Paper ShotgunDisney hikes ticket prices at Disney World and Disneyland prices, but there are still ways for fans to find affordable prices.
Read at PolygonNicolas Cage said he'll "probably not work with" Amazon again after declining to sign a waiver to use AI on Spider-Noir.
Read at IGNCrimson Desert looks like a perfectly fine game. I've not played it, and I don't intend to, so my perspective is based predominantly on trailers and reviews from my industry peers. Which, as it happens, also generally seemed to reach a consensus of "yeah, it's fine." Sibling site European Gamer certainly seemed to think so , as did others. But if you ask the European CEO of developer Pearl Abyss Lybee Park, the difference between critic and user scores comes down to the fact that the former didn't have the "the...
Read at Rock Paper ShotgunBlack Clover Season 2's first episode set a 2026 record on Crunchyroll in the week since its release
Read at Polygon“The City on the Edge of Forever” gave Kirk a tragic romance and created a time-travel formula Star Trek still follows today.
Read at PolygonThere've been more than 100 Final Fantasy games since the series got its start on the NES back in 1987. Here are a few under-the-radar treasures.
Read at PolygonNintendo's strong first year of Switch 2 games brings a lot of potential for the next Super Smash Bros. game.
Read at PolygonThe GTA 6 leaker has reportedly threatened to release a build of the game with the full story mode played to the end, as part of their heavily criticized crypto scheme.
Read at IGNFriday night at New York Comic Con was all about Blumhouse, with a 90 minute "Blumfest" panel that was devoted to a ton of upcoming films from the combined forces of Jason Blum's Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster.
Read at IGNI've spoken here before how the ultimate way to rope me into checking your game out is by having a nebulously designed Strong Vibe, a look that immediately sets it apart before I even know what any mechanics might be, and Medium Rare, a Resident Evil inspired dungeon crawler RPG about rescuing your wife from a human meat factory, has a deliciously nasty vibe. And its crunchy look has some inspired origins: stock photos.
Read at Rock Paper ShotgunAmazon is having another go at creating a new Stargate series, this time bringing WandaVision's Jac Schaeffer onboard to develop it.
Read at PolygonRevenge is a dish best served 12 years later
Read at PolygonSuper Woden: Rally Edge evokes the grubby thrills of the arcade with its banging music.
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Read at IGNNintendo's gamble on the November release date clash between GTA 6 and Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 seems to be paying off
Read at PolygonStar Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games has pulled back the curtain on single-player spinoff Squadron 42 with a new cinematic trailer, the launch of Steam wishlists, and a full cast reveal.
Read at IGNDirector Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn is a love letter to film noir and old-school science fiction, beautifully bringing its retro-futuristic world to life with great style and attention to detail.
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Read at PolygonSoylent Green Blu-ray review: The future, sadly, is now.
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