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How to Train Your Dragon 2: Exciting New Concepts Teased By Mason Thames

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Dean DeBlois, who directed the original How to Train Your Dragon films, returned to direct the first installment, which was a big hit, earning over $635 million globally. It became the most successful film in the How to Train Your Dragon series and received a 77% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Universal Pictures announced at CinemaCon in April 2025 that a sequel, How to Train Your Dragon 2, is planned for release in June 2027.

Darkseid’s DCU Debut Gets Unsurprising Answer

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James Gunn recently told Erik Voss of New Rockstars that the “Salvation” storyline from the Peacemaker season finale won’t be a strict adaptation of the comics. He advised viewers not to expect a close resemblance.

The Best BO7 Console Settings for Winning More

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Do you ever feel like you’re always losing gunfights, even when you surprise your opponent? Or does your aim just feel slightly inaccurate? Before you assume it’s your equipment, check your in-game settings. The default settings are meant to work for everyone, but in fast-paced games, a generic setup isn’t ideal for most players.

‘Doctor Who’ Star Reflects on Frustration Over “Horrific” Lies About Their “Diva” Attitude and Show Exit

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As a huge Doctor Who fan, I saw the rumors flying everywhere online and in the press when reports came out about Ncuti Gatwa’s companion. People were saying Gibson had been fired after only one season and replaced by Varada Sethu. It was all over the place! Thankfully, Russell T. Davies eventually cleared things up and confirmed that Gibson hadn’t been fired and that her character’s story would continue, which was a huge relief to many of us.

Former PlayStation Boss Says PS6 Can’t Rely On Power And Graphics Alone

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In a recent podcast interview, PlayStation’s Hiroki Yoshida discussed the limitations of simply increasing graphical power in new consoles. He explained that current hardware is reaching its peak, and to appeal to a broader audience, PlayStation needs to explore options beyond just better graphics. Yoshida believes focusing solely on high-end visuals may only attract a limited number of players, and a change in strategy may be necessary.

The Ultimate Universe Finally has Its Own Fantastic Four – And There Are So Many of Them

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A sneak peek at Marvel’s The Ultimates #17 (from Deniz Camp, Phil Noto, and Travis Lanham) shows Doom observing footage of the life he could have had. He then focuses on trying to recreate those events. Although the original Reed Richards missed his chance to fulfill his potential, a new Fantastic Four can still rise. Doom has compensated for lost time, now commanding a team of nearly two dozen heroes, each with extraordinary abilities.