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Metroid Ravenous is an upcoming 2D sequel to Metroid Dread, launching January 28, 2027 for the Nintendo Switch 2 by MercurySteam and Nintendo.
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Yep, I was in my late 20s when I first played the game, and hearing all the millenials talking about it makes me feel old, too. lol That first playthrough was an awesome experience, and it's been my favorite game ever since. Between OOT and A Link to the Past (my first LoZ experience), I became a lifelong Zelda junkie. The remake looks promising (except for the voice acting lol), but I can't imagine it bumping the original's place on my list. I'm ready to find out where it places though.
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If you don't want to know the 40 changes in Zelda, don't press the link
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Space Ghost Vs. The Herculoids #1
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Release Date: September 9, 2026
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Space Ghost and the Herculoids clash in a cosmic showdown from Dynamite Entertainment. When a Federation invasion of the planet Amzot to steal a rare mineral sparks a devastating tragedy, the barbarian Zandor and the Herculoids launch a relentless quest for vengeance. With innocent civilians caught in the crossfire, Space Ghost must race against time to halt their destructive march toward the heart of the Federation. Meanwhile, the sinister prison warden, the Collector, plots in the shadows—setting the stage for a universe-altering conflict.
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Release Date: September 9, 2026
Publisher description:
Space Ghost and the Herculoids clash in a cosmic showdown from Dynamite Entertainment. When a Federation invasion of the planet Amzot to steal a rare mineral sparks a devastating tragedy, the barbarian Zandor and the Herculoids launch a relentless quest for vengeance. With innocent civilians caught in the crossfire, Space Ghost must race against time to halt their destructive march toward the heart of the Federation. Meanwhile, the sinister prison warden, the Collector, plots in the shadows—setting the stage for a universe-altering conflict.
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In honor of Batman Day, Warner Bros. dropped the official trailer for Batman: Knightfall Part 2: Knightquest. Coming soon to digital.
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Godzilla Minus Zero makes franchise history with an R rating
The Motion Picture Association has officially rated Godzilla Minus Zero R for “some violent content/bloody images,” making Takashi Yamazaki’s upcoming sequel the first Godzilla movie to receive an R rating from the MPA. That is a surprising turn of events for one of cinema’s most enduring franchises, particularly considering how many times the King of the Monsters has destroyed cities, battled other monsters, and sent humanity running for its life over the past seven decades.
Godzilla Minus One, Yamazaki’s 2023 predecessor, was rated PG-13 by the MPA. That film was already darker than many previous Godzilla movies, depicting the monster’s attacks against a post-war Japan while placing emphasis on the human cost of the destruction. Godzilla Minus Zero appears to be pushing the violence even further.
The new film takes place in 1949, two years after the events of Godzilla Minus One. Japan is attempting to recover from World War II and the destruction caused by Godzilla when another threat emerges. The official synopsis sets up the sequel’s bleak premise: War reduced Japan to zero, and Godzilla plunged it into minus. Two years after Godzilla’s first attack, the country has begun rebuilding and reclaiming some semblance of normal life. That recovery is interrupted by another devastating threat, with the film’s official tagline promising, “There is no third time. Everything ends here.”
Godzilla Minus Zero will be released in Japan on November 3, 2026, before its international rollout. GKIDS will release the movie theatrically in North America on November 6, 2026. The official global release schedule lists November 5 openings in several territories, including Brazil, while the United States and Canada receive the film on November 6. The movie will also receive an IMAX release.
Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus One became a major international success and made history when it won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Now the filmmaker is returning with a sequel that promises an even larger presentation of the King of the Monsters and, apparently, a little more blood along the way.
The Motion Picture Association has officially rated Godzilla Minus Zero R for “some violent content/bloody images,” making Takashi Yamazaki’s upcoming sequel the first Godzilla movie to receive an R rating from the MPA. That is a surprising turn of events for one of cinema’s most enduring franchises, particularly considering how many times the King of the Monsters has destroyed cities, battled other monsters, and sent humanity running for its life over the past seven decades.
Godzilla Minus One, Yamazaki’s 2023 predecessor, was rated PG-13 by the MPA. That film was already darker than many previous Godzilla movies, depicting the monster’s attacks against a post-war Japan while placing emphasis on the human cost of the destruction. Godzilla Minus Zero appears to be pushing the violence even further.
The new film takes place in 1949, two years after the events of Godzilla Minus One. Japan is attempting to recover from World War II and the destruction caused by Godzilla when another threat emerges. The official synopsis sets up the sequel’s bleak premise: War reduced Japan to zero, and Godzilla plunged it into minus. Two years after Godzilla’s first attack, the country has begun rebuilding and reclaiming some semblance of normal life. That recovery is interrupted by another devastating threat, with the film’s official tagline promising, “There is no third time. Everything ends here.”
Godzilla Minus Zero will be released in Japan on November 3, 2026, before its international rollout. GKIDS will release the movie theatrically in North America on November 6, 2026. The official global release schedule lists November 5 openings in several territories, including Brazil, while the United States and Canada receive the film on November 6. The movie will also receive an IMAX release.
Yamazaki’s Godzilla Minus One became a major international success and made history when it won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Now the filmmaker is returning with a sequel that promises an even larger presentation of the King of the Monsters and, apparently, a little more blood along the way.
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Available in stores now: Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1, brought to you by writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson and artist Jonas Scharf.
Mutantkind has fallen under the influence of the Infernal Hulk. Now, it's up to Wolverine to hunt down the beast in a blood-soaked showdown.
Mutantkind has fallen under the influence of the Infernal Hulk. Now, it's up to Wolverine to hunt down the beast in a blood-soaked showdown.
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Jessica Jones: Alias #1, an upcoming five-issue limited series.
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- Release Date: December 23, 2026
- Creative Team: Written by Brian Michael Gaydos/Bendis, illustrated by Michael Gaydos, with a cover by David Mack.
- Milestone: Celebrates the 25th anniversary of Jessica Jones.
- Plot: A simple abduction case pulls Jessica out of Hell's Kitchen and into bizarre locations across the Marvel Universe.
