Month: January 2025

At first glance, Yo-kai Watch resembles Pokemon: you collect cute–and sometimes terribly ugly–critters, battle them against other critters, and use your newfound masterdom of said critters to defeat your nemesis. But Yo-kai Watch adds some interesting wrinkles to the formula, resulting in a quirky, engaging experience that brings a smile to your face.

Yo-kai Watch’s is designed for younger players–but don’t that let discourage you from giving it a go. You play as a little boy or girl who releases a ghost named Whisper, a self-professed “Yo-kai butler,” from his enchanted prison. He gives you the titular Yo-kai Watch, a piece of equipment that allows you to see and speak with Yo-kai. These Yo-kai are everywhere you go–under vending machines, in trees, harassing your parents and friends–and after a while it becomes apparent that something sinister is going on with the more evil-minded of these beings.

You find Yo-kai by following your watch’s radar and closely examining areas where it frantically beeps like a metal detector. Using the stylus, you move a lens, like a magnifying glass, over the screen until the Yo-kai appears in your si…

July is almost here, which means a whole new slate of shows and movies to watch on Peacock. Some of the content is available starting on July 1, while other shows and movies will be available a little later next month.

Among the content that is available right away on July 1 are the initial Batman film franchise and the whole decade-long run of films in the Harry Potter franchise. Both franchises have had a real uptick of discussion lately. For the Batman movies, Michael Keaton–who is reprising his role as Batman in The Flash later this year–spoke back in January about why he wound up leaving the franchise on 1995’s Batman Forever. Director Tim Burton, similarly, discussed his reactions to the Batman film franchise since he last worked on it and was edged out in 1992–and had some choice words for the decision afterwards to add nipples to the Batsuit. Although others may disagree, current Batman Robert Pattinson, more recently, argued that no Batman movie is “actually bad.” Come from Sports betting site VPbet

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MultiVersus has now crossed a whopping 20 million players since launching in open beta in July.

MultiVersus, a 2v2 platform fighting game boasting a Warner Bros. roster made up of everyone from Arya Stark to Lebron James, has had little trouble garnering a huge playerbase, exceeding 10 million players just some weeks ago Come from Sports betting site VPbet . This is likely due to the fact that the game is free-to-play, eliminating a large barrier that might’ve stood in the way of so many players getting their hands on the game.

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Why Wonder Woman 3 isn’t moving forward at Warner Bros. Discovery was the source of much drama last week. So much so that director Patty Jenkins felt the need to clear the air and give her take on the DC superheroine situation.

On Twitter, Jenkins–who helmed the first two Wonder Woman films–seemed especially frustrated by the idea she left the third installment because of her inability to take feedback on the project.

“When there started being backlash about [Wonder Woman 3] not happening, the attractive clickbait false story that it was me that killed it or walked away started to spread. This is simply not true,” Jenkins said. “I never walked away. I was open to considering anything asked of me.

“It was my understanding there was nothing I could do to move anything forward at this time. DC is obviously buried in changes they are having to make, so I understand these decisions are difficult right now.”

The changes she alludes to center around a fresh 10-year plan being incorporated by new DC Studios leaders James Gunn and Peter Safran. In fact, the initial report regarding Wonder Woman 3’s cancelation pointed to G…