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.
Marvel’s Wolverine reveals brutal new gameplay, Fable shows off style-weaving combat and Disney+ lands a new Pokémon stop-motion series.
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Dave Bautista becomes Kratos, National Treasure 3 finally moves forward and DC orders a true-crime Gorilla Grodd mockumentary.
Sons of Anarchy reunites for a bizarre FX spinoff, Scary Movie gets its Paramount+ date and NYCC reveals a massive 2026 lineup.
Fast Forever starts filming in December, Crystal Lake promises bloody horror and Xbox Game Pass reveals its second wave of August games.
Kingdom Hearts IV gets a 2027 window and Coco world, Robert Downey Jr. returns as Iron Man and Star Wars connects Disneyland directly to Fortnite.
VisionQuest reveals Ultron’s return, Incredibles 3 and Coco 2 get major updates, Zootopia 3 is official and Frozen 3 introduces a powerful new villain.
D23 brings new Avengers: Doomsday footage, X-Men cast revealed, an Ahsoka Season 2 premiere date, Ryan Gosling’s Star Wars character and more!
DC slows Waller and Paradise Lost, Star Wars Zero Company reveals its tactical ambitions, and Amazon prepares to leave the MMO business.
Payday becomes a TV series with 50 Cent, Persona’s producer wants remakes of the originals and Peacock launches an AI-powered detective game.
Spider-Man keeps breaking records, Minecraft sets its Switch 2 date, The Witcher reportedly moves to 2027 and Lanterns prepares to debut.
Xbox plans to bring 360 games to PC, Kylo Ren begins a new comic era, Moonlighter goes free and Reacher prepares for Season 4.
The Odyssey crosses $1 billion, Zelda casts Ganondorf, Star Trek plans a theatrical celebration and the Hobbits reunite in Boston.
Eighteen months into WWE’s Netflix deal, viewership for Raw, SmackDown, NXT and premium live events shows why stability may be the real victory.
