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An RPG released on PS5 in 2025 is now available on the PlayStation Store for $1, thanks to a whopping 95 percent discount that has just gone live and will be live until November 21. This is currently the best-selling deal in the larger PlayStation Store sale, and of course, this is a brand-new low…
Wendy’s has turned its red-headed mascot into a wisecracking warrior who battles evil french fry robots in a free mobile game called WendyQuest. The company announced the retro-style role-playing game on Nov. 4. The announcement came with a promotion where you can win codes in the game, which are redeemable for menu items like fries…
Suzanne Collins’ latest Hunger Games addition, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, is about to hit theaters on Nov. 20, and although the movie is highly anticipated, one bit of news about the film’s upcoming release is sure to catch fans by surprise (and feel a little reminiscent of something the Capitol would have…
A new Hunger Games movie lands in theaters on Nov. 20, bringing with it a fresh generation of stars — as well as some recognizable faces.
A widow has marked what would have been her late husband’s 50th birthday by publishing a book of his imaginative Action Man photos.
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A 2010 Sega PS3 RPG has received a surprise PS5 and PC remaster, and it’s out now on the PlayStation Store. Resonance of Fate already has a 4K/HD Edition for the PS4. Considering the original’s reception, we weren’t expecting a third outing for the title.
Posted on October 31, 2026 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, News, Switch 2
Jon Bernthal as Detective Jack Harper in Episode #102 of His and Hers | Courtesy of Netflix
Marvel has a pretty impressive collection of superhero movies these days. Some make billions of dollars, others inspire endless arguments about which comic book characters deserve their own franchises, and a few are best forgotten. But there’s one Marvel movie from the ’90s that never got a proper theatrical release, despite having a finished film…