Marvel finally emptied the mutant piggy bank at D23, and out tumbled a full X-Men roster after years of fans asking when Disney would actually do something with the toys it bought from Fox.
A piece of cardboard printed in 2005 just sold for over one million dollars, and if you need a moment to sit with that sentence before continuing, that is completely understandable.
Lanterns is a show that feels like it was made by people who understood what they had, respected where it came from, and were determined to do something meaningful with it.
One of the most beloved isekai series running on HIDIVE is officially coming back, and the Fall 2026 simulcast season just got considerably more exciting.
D23 just handed Kingdom Hearts fans the kind of weekend that genuinely requires a recovery period, and the announcements kept stacking on top of each other in a way that is going to take some time to fully process.
Marvel finally emptied the mutant piggy bank at D23, and out tumbled a full X-Men roster after years of fans asking when Disney would actually do something with the toys it bought from Fox.
HIDIVE keeps stacking its Fall 2026 simulcast season, and the latest addition is taking things in a considerably more relaxed direction than giant swords and dungeon crawlers.
HIDIVE is not slowing down, and if the last few weeks of announcements have felt like drinking from a firehose, today's news is going to require a bigger hose.
Bethesda confirmed today that Elder Scrolls VI is in active daily development alongside Fallout 5, while also announcing Fallout 3 and New Vegas remasters, and more.
Sony is creating a closed loop where SIE controls access, sets prices, and decides what stays available and for how long, with no physical alternative.
No one should be shocked to learn that Bungie is losing 50% of its staff and facing closure. But betting it all on Marathon? That is just a tad foolish.
Peter Parker has never really caught a break, and the new trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day makes it abundantly clear that Marvel has no intention of starting now.
Lanterns is a show that feels like it was made by people who understood what they had, respected where it came from, and were determined to do something meaningful with it.
A piece of cardboard printed in 2005 just sold for over one million dollars, and if you need a moment to sit with that sentence before continuing, that is completely understandable.