The anime streaming service followed Netflix by adding games to its service late last year, and today it announced a batch of 15 upcoming titles, including Crypt of the NecroDancer and Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness. Check out the full details right here.
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The years have been rough for bounty hunting Star Wars games; Boba Fett’s turn in 1313 was never released, and Respawn’s Mandalorian game has reportedly been cancelled as well. But we’ll always have the PS2 / GameCube-era Bounty Hunter starring Jango Fett. Now it’s getting a re-release on Switch, Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox — launching on August 1st.
Classic gaming site GOG.com is bringing the original Resident Evil series to its service, which means you can play the PlayStation-era horror trilogy on PC without fussing with DRM. The first game is available now, while parts two and three are on their way.
The Gravity and Children of Men director is helming Disclaimer, which stars Cate Blanchett as a journalist who “built her reputation revealing the misdeeds and transgressions of others” and “is horrified to realize she is now the main character in a story that exposes her darkest secrets.” No trailer, but here’s a photo of Blanchett looking pretty stressed out.
The playable documentary Atari 50 is getting an expansion that will add 39 classic games, split across two new interactive timelines, with even more behind-the-scenes details. It’s not clear yet when the update will drop (or for how much), but later this year the collection is also getting a physical release.


Not only does the Metallica concert kick off tomorrow, Epic is also teasing a new mode called “Reload,” which features a map that looks very reminiscent of Fortnite OG. Details are slim, but Epic describes the mode as “a place of high energy... and forgiveness.”
It’s Shadow of the Erdtree day, and Bandai Namco has released a new live-action trailer for the Elden Ring expansion. Crucially, the short video shows what Miriel, Pastor of Vows would look like IRL. He, too, apologizes for the unseemly state of affairs.
Not long after detailing its first retail stores, Netflix has expanded into yet another new avenue: snacks. The company partnered with Popcorn Indiana on flavored popcorn you can buy at Wal-mart. Personally, I think hot dogs would’ve been a better fit.




