Video Games

Capcom has released a three-minute promotional short film for the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem, featuring horror actress Maika Monroe as a mother caught in the Raccoon City outbreak. The film, titled Evil Has Always Had a Name, explores the human side of the infection from 1998. It builds excitement ahead of the game's February 27, 2026, launch on multiple platforms.

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The horror film adaptation of the indie game Iron Lung has achieved a strong box office debut, grossing $21.5 million in its opening weekend on a $3 million budget. Starring, written, and directed by YouTuber Markiplier, the movie highlights the potential for transmedia success from smaller games. It ranked second in U.S. charts, trailing only Sam Raimi's Send Help.

Fuse Games CEO Matt Webster has reassured fans that iconic podracing will feature prominently in Star Wars: Galactic Racer, following concerns from the game's initial trailer at The Game Awards 2025. The spiritual successor to classics like Episode I: Racer promises diverse vehicles and modes, set for 2026 release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

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The US sweepstakes casino market sees weekly launches of new platforms, with experts highlighting top sites for February 2026 that offer secure bonuses, diverse games, and real prize redemptions. These sites cater to players in most states amid growing competition.

In a thrilling encounter at IEM Krakow 2026 Stage 2, Brazilian team Furia overcame the mongolz with a 2-1 series victory, marked by comebacks and overtimes. The win eliminates the mongolz from the tournament while advancing Furia in the lower bracket. Yekindar earned MVP honors for his standout performance.

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Nintendo has set an April 16, 2026, release date for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Switch and Switch 2 consoles. The game introduces same-sex relationships and non-binary gender options, addressing past criticisms of the original title. This update reflects the company's commitment to greater diversity in its life-simulation series.