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The slew of recognisable faces from the world of gaming in Fortnite is poised to increase with the release date of the long-awaited Kingdom Hearts collab finally revealed.
Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix over the next seven days! As we head into the middle of September, the fall TV season is officially kicking into high gear. Between the highly anticipated return of Ryan Murphy’s true-crime anthology, a blockbuster WWII action flick, and some fantastic new original comedies,…
If you’re a Kingdom Hearts fan and a Fortnite player, this week just got a whole lot more exciting. Fortnite officially revealed that Sora, the iconic Keyblade wielding hero from the beloved Disney and Square Enix franchise is joining the game as a playable character skin, and he’s arriving this week!
Fortnite’s huge collabs with the world of anime are set to continue with the long-awaited addition of One Piece to the game, and it could be a mini season to round off Chapter 7.
The X-Men have finally made their way to the MCU, with Marvel Studios pulling out all the stops to make sure they’re just as successful as the Avengers had been once upon a time. Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness began the process, with Deadpool/Wolverine and Spider-Man: Brand New Day showing just how ready…
Netflix is opening the gates to Sanctuary for an animated TV series adaptation of Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo video game franchise.
The official Fortnite Twitter account has confirmed out of nowhere that the Kingdom Hearts collaboration is coming to the game “this week”.
Holo Indie and Roboqlo are planning HoloVillage: Our Cozy Days for Nintendo Switch 2, they’ve announced. Launch timing is planned for this fall.
At BlizzCon today it was announced that an animated series based on the Diablo games is in the works. This one will be debuting on Netflix at some point in the future. You can watch a clip of the announcement in the YouTube video above.
When I first watched Neon Genesis Evangelion, I was struck by an uncanny sense that something about the show’s mid-apocalyptic setting was familiar. Specifically, the scenes at the high school: imagery of students leaning over their desks while heatwaves shimmer off the streets outside, and the unsettled energy permeating the group. At any time, alarms…