Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has smashed records, opening to $70 million in North America — the biggest anime debut in U.S. history. Globally, the film has earned $177.8 million, proving anime’s box office power is stronger than ever. But while fans are showing up in droves, reactions are mixed, with some praising the breathtaking visuals and others criticizing the movie’s filler-heavy storytelling.

Dan Da Dan fans, get ready — Season 3 is officially confirmed! The news came hot on the heels of the intense Season 2 finale, promising even more chaos, comedy, and supernatural battles. With Okarun and Momo’s story far from over, the upcoming season is expected to dive deeper into their relationship while introducing new mysteries, yokai, and alien threats. The cult favorite has officially leveled up to must-watch status.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle delivers jaw-dropping fights but gets bogged down in filler and backstory. From Doma’s stunning showdown with Shinobu to Zenitsu’s long-awaited moment of vengeance and Tanjiro’s battle with Akaza, the animation shines as always. But at nearly three hours, the story drags, weighed down by invented material not found in the manga. The result is a film that thrills in bursts but disappoints overall.

RPGs are built on epic main quests, but sometimes it’s the detours that stay with us forever. Whether it’s the gut-wrenching tragedy of The Witcher 3’s Bloody Baron, the sinister thrill of Skyrim’s Dark Brotherhood, or the unforgettable loyalty missions of Mass Effect 2, these side quests proved they could outshine the main campaigns. Packed with emotional depth, quirky characters, and high stakes, these stories turned “optional content” into some of gaming’s most legendary m

JRPGs aren’t just games—they’re epic journeys filled with unforgettable characters, emotional storytelling, and soundtracks that live rent-free in our heads for decades. From timeless classics like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VII to modern masterpieces like Persona 5 Royal and Dragon Quest XI, these games showcase the best the genre has to offer. Whether you’re new to JRPGs or revisiting old favorites, this bucket list is the ultimate guide to essential experiences every

2026 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet for PlayStation 5. From Resident Evil Requiem and GTA 6 to brand-new heavy hitters like Phantom Blade Zero and Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, Sony’s console is stacked with legendary sequels, fresh IPs, and jaw-dropping blockbusters. Here are the 15 biggest PS5 games coming in 2026 that will define the year in gaming.

Not all open worlds are created equal. Some feel like empty sandboxes, while others breathe with life, history, and personality. From the unpredictable NPCs and sweeping landscapes of The Witcher 3 to the dangerous mysteries of Elden Ring and the cultural richness of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, these are the worlds that pulled us in and convinced us they’d keep spinning even if we set the controller down.

Power corrupts—and in comics, that corruption makes for some of the most unforgettable character arcs. From Batman to Scarlet Witch, these iconic heroes and villains crossed the line into darkness. Some came back. Some didn’t. In this list, we break down 10 comic book characters who went too far, what made them snap, and why we couldn’t look away.

Bethesda just hired ex–BioWare writer John Dombrow as Senior Quest Designer—signaling renewed narrative muscle for The Elder Scrolls VI and Fallout 5. With Elder Scrolls VI slowly entering full production and Fallout 5 confirmed greenlit, this move hints at better quests, sharper storytelling, and big ambitions for both RPG heavyweights.