Okay, so I’m super excited because they’ve released videos of “Happiness Blooms,” “Kamurocho Rhapsody,” and “Baka Mitai (Mine)!” They even included clips of the performances in both English and Japanese, which is awesome. Just a heads-up though – the lip sync only seems to match up perfectly with the Japanese versions. You can check out all three videos right here below!
I was immediately drawn to Kejora, the first game from Indonesian studio Berangin Creative. This lovely project took years to develop and was finally released in early 2026, though not without a few setbacks—one probably caused by the long-awaited release of Hollow Knight: Silksong. Kejora is a beautifully illustrated, side-scrolling puzzle platformer that captivated me with its art style, reminiscent of Studio Ghibli films, and a story hinting at hidden secrets within its quiet village setting.
At first, launching the new DC Universe with both a Superman and Supergirl movie so close together seemed like an odd choice. However, DC Studios now appears to be taking a different approach with Milly Alcock’s version of Supergirl (Kara Zor-El). They’re basing her story on the Woman of Tomorrow comics, and the film will follow her on a grand, space-based adventure after she retrieves Krypto, Superman’s dog, from her cousin.
I once argued that comic book fans should care about stories making sense, and that became a central theme of my website, Comics Should Be Good. Over the past twenty years, I’ve discussed many different topics, but I was recently reminded of this original point when a friend complained about how confusing the plot of DC KO #2 was.
It’s easy to overlook just how impactful Akira Kurosawa was, particularly in his native Japan. While film buffs have always appreciated his realistic stories and explorations of important social and political themes, many general moviegoers don’t realize his full influence. Beyond his famous samurai movies, Kurosawa’s work in other genres – like his celebrated 1963 film – was equally significant.
Dynasty Warriors: Origins was first released last year on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. We named it our second-best game for Design and Immersion, and it finished in the top 10 overall games of 2025. You can find Josh’s review of the original game here. Below is the gameplay trailer for the Switch 2 version, shown in Japanese.
Self-driving cars have become incredibly popular recently. Inspired by Tesla’s success, companies like Nvidia and Mercedes-Benz are now collaborating to create their own AI-powered vehicles.
A new approach uses autonomous AI agents to proactively scan for and respond to supply chain vulnerabilities across multiple tiers, offering a significant leap beyond traditional monitoring methods.
Even though Hytale is still being developed, its release has been incredibly popular. It quickly became the most-watched game on Twitch, and reports show it had almost 2.8 million people playing at the same time.
In a recent interview with Empire marking the 25th anniversary of The Fellowship of the Ring, Peter Jackson confirmed that the long-rumored secret cut of the trilogy isn’t real. He explained that any additional footage would only add a few seconds in various places and wouldn’t be significant enough to warrant a separate release.