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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    No Man’s Sky gets wrecked.

    The sci-fi exploration game is getting yet another major update. This one, titled “Breach,” introduces ship wrecks to explore and salvage. As always, it’s a free addition to the game.

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    Andrew Webster
    Hijack is back (in January).

    The Apple TV thriller returns for its second season, with eight episodes that kick off on January 14th, 2026. This time the setting shifts from an airplane to a train in Berlin. Hopefully they don’t end up in an Exit 8 situation.

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    Andrew Webster
    Del Toro’s monster.

    The latest iteration of Frankenstein is excellent, but due to Netflix’s complex relationship with theaters, it’s also difficult to watch at the moment for many. But if you want to squeeze in a viewing ahead of its November 7th streaming date, the director posted this handy site for finding local screenings.

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    Andrew Webster
    Masahiro Sakurai can’t stop talking about Kirby.

    If the previous 45-minute-long stream about Kirby Air Riders wasn’t enough, Nintendo is giving its famed director another hour to talk about the fast-paced racing game. You can tune in on October 23rd at 9AM ET.

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    Andrew Webster
    One last update for N++.

    One of the best platforming games ever made just got a free update to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Among the new features, developer Metanet has added levels that are “so challenging that it’ll take you ten more years to beat them.” It also looks like the studio has something new cooking.

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    Andrew Webster
    Battlefield 6 is off to a good start.

    That’s according to EA, which says the game sold more than 7 million copies in its first three days of availability, making it “the biggest opening ever” for the series. Keeping that momentum going will be important for the publisher, as the success of BF6 is pivotal for its future.