Dynasty Warriors: Origins gets a new Switch 2 trailer ahead of its launch next week

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.

Peter Jackson Reveals New Lord Of The Rings Movie He Wants To Make

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.

Southern Charm Recap: Craig’s Just Not That Into You

Salley’s obsession with getting chickens perfectly sums up everything frustrating about her. She immediately bought a chicken coop after a man suggested it, assembling it in her yard with surprising speed. Meanwhile, Craig brought his assistant, Jack (who secretly wants Charley to disappear so he can keep Craig’s attention), to Charley’s art gallery for a small party and a date offer – an afternoon of oyster tasting. Salley’s over-the-top actions show she believes she needs to impress a man to keep him interested, but she fails to realize that if someone truly likes you, they’ll put in the effort themselves – like Craig is doing with Charley.

Bandcamp blocks all AI-generated music amid surge of fake artists climbing charts

It’s getting harder and harder to tell the difference between music created by humans and music created by artificial intelligence. What started as a simple test has rapidly evolved into a booming industry, with AI-generated songs reaching the top of the charts and attracting huge investments as people enjoy these artificially created sounds.

Apple TV’s ‘Unfilmable’ Sci-Fi Show Quietly Solved TV’s Biggest Adaptation Problem

Apple’s adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation has exceeded expectations, particularly with Seasons 2 and 3 earning widespread acclaim. Even the first season was important, as it cleverly shifted the focus from Asimov’s emphasis on ideas to a more character-driven story. The show’s continued success over the past four years suggests a solution to a major challenge in science fiction television: how to make complex, abstract concepts into stories people can connect with.