Author: James
Multiple PS5 emulators are advancing, with progress made on another PlayStation exclusive game. Released in October 2025, Ghost of Yotei is one of the newer titles SharpEmu has seen success with. After Sony reportedly cut back on PC ports, it has become an even more tempting target.
Today marks ten years of Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston’sBlack Hammer from Dark Horse Comics. And since the series has also just begun its third phase, we figured what better way to celebrate than to revisit the reading order.
Disney+ is officially bringing Archie Andrews back to life: the streamer has given a series order to “Afterlife with Archie,” a live-action show based on Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Francesco Francavilla’s comic book series of the same name, TVLine has learned. “Afterlife with Archie” will premiere around Halloween 2027.
Narco #5 hits stores this Wednesday as Marcus sets a trap for the killer while fighting his own narcolepsy in the miniseries finale.
Despite repeated pressure led by young star Lamine Yamal, Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez produced a series of crucial saves to keep his team in contention during regular time.
Sony has confirmed its full PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup for July 2026, bringing seven new titles for both Extra and Premium subscribers alongside two classic games exclusive to Premium members.
Once again, The Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation marked this past 4th of July weekend with their annual celebration of Japanese pop culture, Anime Expo, at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Artists, writers, cultural practitioners and digital content creators participate in a programme on creative expression in the Kamrupi dialect at Barnagar College, Sorbhog (Photo- Meta)
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is officially making an all-new DC Comics fighting game, and no–it’s not Injustice 3. This week, developer Drop Fake announced DCKO, a 2v2 tag team fighting game that stars popular superheroes from the pages of DC Comics, like Superman, John Constantine, Wonder Woman, and more.
Indian actor R. Madhavan has raised concerns over Indian cinema losing a generation of viewers to Japanese anime and Korean content. Speaking to Cinema Express while promoting his upcoming film GDN, Madhavan said his 20-year-old son Vedaant and many of his peers no longer watch Tamil or Hindi films, describing the trend as “a big…