Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra Has Been Delayed…Again

The publisher shared on Twitter that they’re postponing the release of Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra. They explained that the game is a large-scale project and they want to make sure it’s polished to meet the high expectations of their team, players, and fans.

Can We Talk About That Intense Fantastic Four: First Steps Scene With Sue Storm That Took Me Off Guard?

Out of the three Marvel movies released in 2025, I enjoyed The Fantastic Four: First Steps the most. Its unique 1960s retro-future style and accurate portrayal of Galactus felt like a fresh start for the franchise, and it’s made me really look forward to seeing this version of the Fantastic Four in Avengers: Doomsday and future Marvel films. Now that First Steps is available to stream on Disney+, I want to discuss a particularly powerful scene featuring Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm.

Squid Game: The Challenge’s Contestant 100 Talks About That ‘Really Traumatizing Exit’

The reality competition show, Squid Game: The Challenge, is back for a second season and, so far, I find it more entertaining than the original scripted series. The first season wrapped up with a fantastic finale, and the new episodes are already proving to be exciting, filled with drama and emotional moments as contestants compete for a life-changing $4.56 million prize.

The MCU’s New MacGuffin: Franklin Richards And The Power Cosmic

The Infinity Stones were central to connecting all the stories in the Infinity Saga. They acted as the main driving force of the plot, giving characters reasons to act and creating conflicts throughout the series. We saw hints of each Stone in earlier movies, building up to Thanos’s quest to collect them all in Avengers: Infinity War.

Timothée Chalamet Won’t Do TV Ever Again

Like many actors, Timothée Chalamet began his career on television, with one of his earliest roles appearing in an episode of Law & Order in 2009. He also had smaller, repeating roles on shows like Royal Pains and Homeland. Despite his busy schedule, Chalamet enjoys watching TV. He recently admitted to binge-watching the series Too Much, starring Meg Stalter, which amused—and slightly annoyed—his sister, Pauline Chalamet. According to Chalamet, she insisted he watch the pilot of Lena Dunham’s Girls before fully appreciating Too Much, playfully teasing him about it. He joked that his sister’s reaction reminded him of a character from Girls.

Glenn Close Thinks the Negative All’s Fair Reviews Are Unfair

You know, while “All’s Fair” didn’t exactly win over the critics, the cast just clicked. They clearly had a blast filming together! I was so charmed to hear Sarah Paulson mention on Stephen Colbert’s show that they all had a movie night with Kris Jenner – can you imagine?! They watched “Fatal Attraction,” and apparently Kim hadn’t seen it before. I’m glad they did, though – now she’ll totally get the references! It just sounds like such a fun group dynamic.

Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra delayed a second time. Release window shifted later into 2026

The upcoming Marvel game, set in Paris during World War II, features Black Panther and Captain America in a visually stunning adventure. The trailer hints at a rivalry between the two heroes as they pursue a common objective, ultimately leading to a confrontation where they both demand the other step aside. Directed by Amy Hennig, known for her work on the Uncharted series, Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra looks promising if it comes to fruition.

MLB The Show 26 Announced With First Details

Sony recently revealed details about MLB The Show 26 on the PlayStation blog. The new version will expand the Road To The Show mode with high school and college gameplay, and will also put more emphasis on what happens to players later in their careers. For the Diamond Dynasty mode, two new features – Diamond Quest and Weekend Classic – are being added, though Sony hasn’t yet explained exactly how they’ll work.

Take-Two Boss: “We’re Not Using” AI As An “Excuse” To Reduce Headcount

Zelnick explained that the company’s new AI tools are proving beneficial in several business areas. He emphasized they aren’t using AI as a reason to lay off employees, nor do they see that as a possibility. Instead, the goal is to free up talented staff from repetitive work, allowing them to focus on more creative and engaging projects, ultimately improving the company’s overall performance. However, he clarified that while AI is helpful, it wouldn’t enable them to cut costs by 5% overnight.