Resident Evil heads toward a franchise-record opening, Tokyo Game Show cancels its final day and Prime Video drops Ride or Die.
Resident Evil posts franchise-record previews, Lollipop Chainsaw gets a movie and Alan Ritchson circles Sony’s Helldivers adaptation.
Bill Skarsgård leads Kojima’s PHYSINT, GTA VI gets an official album and Sam Raimi joins a 99 Nights in the Forest movie.
Spider-Man sets a domestic box-office record, Lollipop Chainsaw gets a sequel and Resident Evil eyes a franchise-best opening.
Widow’s Bay dominates the Emmys, Netflix and Sega announce a Crazy Taxi movie and Rayman Legends Retold gets delayed to December.
The Nerds continue their review of Lanterns, take a trip to the trailer park and discuss some news around the Nerd-O-Sphere!
Crystal Lake drops its full trailer, Practical Magic 2 opens to $30 million and Game Freak somehow announces a laundry game.
Blizzard unveils Diablo V and revives Heroes of the Storm, James Bond gets a first script draft and Venice crowns its 2026 winners.
A24 adapts SCP Foundation, AMC revives Point Break and Moss developer Polyarc shuts down after nearly 12 years.
Xbox takes over Kojima’s Physint, Professor Layton gets a full remake and YouTube expands its lead as America’s biggest TV platform.
Nintendo unveils Metroid Ravenous, Persona 6 joins Switch 2 and Keanu Reeves signs on for the sci-fi adaptation Kill Current.
The Nerds continue their review of Lanterns, look at the Harry Potter trailer, and bring their summer project to an epic conclusion.
The Exit 8 passes three million sales, Technoblade gets a documentary and CaTHaRSiS turns famous paintings into playable worlds.
Netflix develops a Ravenloft series, Resident Evil tracks toward a franchise record and Robert Pattinson premieres Primetime at Venice.
Nintendo schedules two Directs, Silo sets its final-season premiere and Xbox puts monthly limits on Game Pass cloud gaming.
This week’s Bandwagon Nerds Trailer Park features the unusual fantasy romance Wicker and Jumanji: Open World bringing the game into reality.