Crunchyroll Summer 2026 Anime Lineup: What to Watch
Crunchyroll's summer 2026 slate brings together action, historical drama, romance comedy, and supernatural mystery, giving viewers several clear entry points.
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KAIJU GIRL CARAMELISE: Release Schedule, Cast, and Where to Watch
KAIJU GIRL CARAMELISE premiered July 2, 2026. See its Thursday Crunchyroll schedule, English dub, cast, studio, story, and episode-count status.
Netflix Anime in 2026: Release Dates and What to Watch
See the confirmed 2026 Netflix anime dates for Dandelion, Sparks of Tomorrow, BAKI-DOU Part 2, Steel Ball Run 2nd STAGE, and Blue Box Season 2.
Destiny 2’s Near-Infinite Damage Bug Is Fixed—Here’s What Happened
Destiny 2’s near-infinite damage bug came from duplicate Artifact perks. Bungie let it run briefly before fixing it on June 23.
Is Disney Framing Hexed for the Social Media Era?
Hexed is unusually easy to crop for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. Its directors say that was never the plan.
Outer Banks Season 5 Trailer Turns the Pogues’ Last Ride Into a Revenge Story
Netflix’s first look at Outer Banks Season 5 puts an end date on the Pogues’ treasure-hunting saga. The teaser points toward a final season built on revenge, risk, and the apparent destruction of a major series staple.
Nintendo’s June Direct Bets Switch 2 on Familiar Names
Nintendo’s June 2026 Direct leaned hard on recognizable franchises for Switch 2, from Zelda and Kingdom Hearts to Xenoblade. The sell is obvious; the risk is whether players see a confident lineup or a safe one.
Final Fantasy XVI on PS Plus: What’s Included, DLC, and How to Start
Final Fantasy XVI is on PS Plus Extra and Premium. See what is included, which DLC is separate, how saves work, and how to download the correct edition.
EA Wants In-Game Ads Built Into New Games From the Start
EA’s advertising chief says future games should plan for brand placements during development. Here is what EA Advertising can actually add to games.
Dead by Daylight Crossovers: Jason, Art the Clown, and What Comes Next
Dead by Daylight’s 10th Anniversary added Jason, confirmed Terrifier, and revealed new Chapters, modding plans, and a 2027 visual overhaul.
Fallout Season 3 Adds Aaron Paul and Three More Stars as Filming Begins
Aaron Paul, Manny Jacinto, Emily Mortimer, and Thomasin McKenzie have joined Fallout Season 3 as production begins in Los Angeles.
GTA 6 Preorders Are Live: Price, Editions, Bonuses, and Release Date
GTA 6 preorders are live for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Compare the confirmed prices, editions, bonuses, physical version, preload date, and release date.
Backrooms Is Hollywood’s Internet-Horror Stress Test
AP’s reporting places Kane Parsons and Backrooms inside a larger shift: digital creators are no longer a sidebar to Hollywood. The harder question is whether internet-native dread can survive the machinery that turns phenomena into movies.
Elden Ring Made Open-World Difficulty Everyone’s Problem
Elden Ring did not make challenge easier. It made retreat, exploration, preparation, and asking for help part of how players solve it.
Why GTA V Is Still the Open-World Standard in 2026
Why GTA V remains the open-world benchmark in 2026, what Los Santos still does brilliantly, where it feels dated, and how new games should be compared.
Marvel's Wolverine Has to Be More Than Spider-Man With Claws
Insomniac already has the cleanest superhero premise on the board: Logan, claws out, under the PlayStation banner. The hard part is making Marvel's Wolverine feel like its own animal instead of a darker remix of the studio's Spider-Man muscle memory.
Portal 2 Is Still the Co-Op Puzzle Benchmark
Portal 2 remains the co-op puzzle benchmark because its separate campaign turns communication, timing, trust, and even failure into parts of every solution.
Shrek 5 Is Already a Fight About What Shrek Should Look Like Now
The first Shrek 5 trailer has put Shrek and Donkey back in motion, and the debate is already less about whether nostalgia works than how much of it should survive the upgrade.
The Last of Us Still Owns the Remake Fight
PlayStation’s official page for The Last of Us Part I keeps the remake tied to the original game’s record, which is exactly why the preservation argument refuses to die.
Backrooms Is Making the YouTube-Horror Argument Too Big to Dismiss
Kane Parsons' A24 breakout turns a viral internet nightmare into a box-office argument about who gets to shape modern studio horror.
Marvel’s Wolverine Finally Looks Like Insomniac’s Meanest Marvel Game
Marvel’s Wolverine is violent, but the latest official reveals show why the claws matter: Logan’s anger is tied to mutant survival, Team X, Jean Grey, and enemies who can hit back.
Resident Evil Veronica Is Third-Person, and the Camera Fake-Out Worked
Resident Evil Veronica opens its reveal like a first-person horror game, but Capcom confirmed the remake is third-person. The misdirection worked because camera choice changes how this series feels.
Shrek 5 Is Getting Weird Again, and the Trailer Knows That Is the Fight
The first Shrek 5 trailer leans into noisy fairy-tale parody, updated animation, and a Frozen-style joke that has already made the sequel feel less like a victory lap than a stress test.
Hades II Has the Hardest Job in Indie Games
Hades II is not just another roguelike sequel on Steam. It is a test of how Supergiant follows a modern indie classic without turning reverence into a design cage.