Andrew Webster

This week’s new releases include the post-apocalyptic buddy comedy Biosphere, which is both in theaters and available on-demand. You can also check out the anime-inspired My Adventures with Superman that premiered on Adult Swim this week.

The spooky teen adventure game Oxenfree — which is now under the Netflix umbrella — is getting a sequel called Lost Signals on July 12th. But given that the original came out years ago, you’ve probably forgotten what actually happened on Edwards Island — which is likely why Netflix put out this handy recap.

It definitely wants to make sure you don’t forget about its non-FIFA game EA Sports FC coming this year. We knew that EA had acquired naming rights for Spain’s LaLiga, and now we can see what that actually looks like as part of the league’s visual rebranding.

The onslaught of summer science fiction continues with season 2 of Foundation on Apple TV Plus, which kicks off on July 14th. We’ll have more on the new season next week, but in the meantime you can check out this trailer filled with beautiful landscapes, a deadly monster, and Lee Pace on a rampage.

Last year’s excellent revival of the iconic adventure game series will be hitting both iOS and Android on July 27th. For more on the game, be sure to check out our interview with creators Ron Gilbert and Dave Grossman.

Capcom just announced that Rashid — who originally debuted in SF5 — will be joining the roster of fighters in its newest game on July 24th. You’ll need to purchase him, of course, but he’ll be both a playable character and a fresh addition to SF6’s excellent story mode.

Our friends over at Noclip have amassed quite the collection of boxes, which are filled with tapes featuring a whole bunch of un-digitized bits of video game history. Now they’re sifting through all of them and finding the most important, historically relevant videos to upload to a new YouTube channel as well as archive.org.

The game was a Switch exclusive when it launched back in 2020, but it’ll be on more hardware soon: it’s coming to both PC and PlayStation. No word on a specific release date, but developer Q-Games says it’ll be available “later this year.”