Netflix’s ongoing fantasy series The Dragon Prince will continue next year, as the streamer confirmed that the sixth season will premiere in 2024. There’s not much else in the way of detail, but here’s a fresh poster.
Capcom has confirmed that the excellent remake of RE4 will be making its way to the iPhone 15 Pro, iPad, and Mac on December 20th. Much like last month’s port of Resident Evil Village, all three platforms will support cross-progression so that you can take the scares wherever you are.
After kicking off Geeked Week with some small bits of Stranger Things news, Netflix returned this morning with a brief glimpse Damsel, which also happens to star Millie Bobby Brown. You can check out the poster below, but the premise is even more interesting:
A dutiful damsel agrees to marry a handsome prince, only to find the royal family has recruited her as a sacrifice to repay an ancient debt. Thrown into a cave with a fire-breathing dragon, she must rely on her wits and will to survive.
It’ll be premiering in 2024.
It’s about time: Lightning McQueen is coming to Rocket League starting tomorrow.
The Invincible is a brief, harsh dose of sci-fi that strands players on an alien planet and then tasks them with figuring out just what the hell is going on. I really enjoyed my time with the game — check out my full review — and it launches today on the PS5, Xbox Series X / S, and PC.
We still don’t know when the next season of Stranger Things is coming, but Netflix has at least released some details on the upcoming prequel, The First Shadow. It’s set in 1959 and is billed as an origin story for a number of important Stranger Things elements including Vecna and the Upside Down itself — the twist is that it’s a stage show that opens up in London in December. You can get a taste for it in the teaser below.
The game’s first musical collaboration, which includes some new skins and a music video, culminated with a Le Sserafim performance closing out this year’s BlizzCon. If you missed it live, the band is posting clips on TikTok.
The return of the Overwatch World Cup — which has been on hiatus since 2019 — ended with the kind of upset few would have predicted, as Saudia Arabia topped China to win the two-day tournament at BlizzCon 2023. If you missed it, you can check out the full highlights right here.
