Despite the many fantastic games available on the original PlayStation, a few haven’t stood the test of time. While classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill remain enjoyable despite some quirks, there are other titles that simply aren’t fun to play today. These games haven’t aged well and are best left forgotten.
CODA, like the final section of a piece of music, represents a turning point – the space between finishing one chapter and starting another. It’s when traditions, beliefs, and experiences are shared across generations, then reinterpreted and evolved into something fresh and unique.
Travis Knight, the director of Bumblebee and Wildwood, delivers a lighthearted and knowingly cheesy Masters of the Universe that’s enjoyable from beginning to end. Fans of the original 1980s series should definitely stay through the credits – there’s a special bonus for those familiar with the story’s background.
Hatsune Miku Graphy Collection Mystery Music Planet Re:Merge is a new game based on the original Hatsune Miku Graphy Collection Mystery Music Planet, which was a card-collecting music RPG released for mobile devices in 2014. The first version of the game stopped running in June 2020 after about six years. This new installment appears to be a puzzle game where you combine three items to progress.
While Attack on Titan is a hugely popular and influential dark fantasy anime, it’s not the only one that has significantly impacted the genre. Berserk, with its grim portrayal of Guts’ struggles, actually paved the way for many series like Attack on Titan, which clearly draws inspiration from it. And Demon Slayer, focusing on Tanjiro Kamado’s fight to protect his sister, also uses classic dark fantasy elements in fresh and exciting ways, solidifying its place among today’s top fantasy anime.
The first trailer for the movie Clayface is here! Tom Rhys Harries plays Clayface, one of Batman’s most popular villains. The story begins with Matt Hagen, who goes from a struggling youth in Gotham City to a famous actor, but his success is threatened when a powerful crime boss leaves him severely disfigured.
Artist Okuda San Miguel is launching a major immersive art experience at W1 Curates in London called Ancestral Futurism. The exhibit features his iconic geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and unique creatures brought to life using large digital displays. It’s free to visit on Oxford Street until August 5th.
Although the exact date is still to come, the film Stuffed will have its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), running from September 10th to 20th.
Before Peculiar Stars was even released in bookstores, several companies were eager to adapt it for the screen. Following the huge success of her Empyrean series, many streaming services wanted to work with author Rebecca Yarros, and Apple TV ultimately secured the rights.
entered the fantasy genre with . Though visually impressive, it hasn’t become a major hit for the streaming service. But Prime Video’s new series, Powerless, based on the book by Lauren Roberts, could be exactly what they need to gain traction in this popular genre.