Earlier this year, reports emerged that a new Resident Evil movie was in the works from Zach Cregger, the writer and director of Barbarian, a recent breakout horror hit. Now, after a reportedly fierce bidding war among studios, the Resident Evil reboot is remaining with Sony Pictures, the studio that released the first seven films in the franchise.

Sony has confirmed that the next Resident Evil film will arrive on September 18, 2026. Cregger will direct the movie and co-write the script with Shay Hatten, a veteran of the John Wick films and their upcoming spin-off, Ballerina. Constantin Film--which produced the six Resident Evil movies starring Milla Jovovich as well as 2021's previous reboot attempt, Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City--will produce and co-finance the new movie alongside Sony's PlayStation Productions.

A previous report from The Hollywood Reporter indicated that Warner Bros. and Netflix were among the bidders for the new incarnation of Resident Evil, which is believed to be a fresh start for the franchise. Cregger's Resident Evil film has been described by THR as "a revamp that will take the title to its horror roots and be more faithful to the initial games."

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Batman: Revolution | Releases October 28

$27 (was $30)

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Batman: Resurrection

$18 (was $30)

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Tim Burton's Batman '89 received a surprise sequel last October in the form of Batman: Resurrection, an official novel penned by John Jackson Miller. Readers who enjoyed the highly rated novel will be pleased to hear that Miller has written a new Caped Crusader adventure--a sequel to his sequel--that will be published by Random House Worlds on October 28. Batman: Revolution sees Michael Keaton's Dark Knight take on the Riddler. Preorders for Batman: Revolution are available at Amazon for $27 (was $30).

Books often receive substantial discounts at Amazon before release. If you preorder now for the 10% discount, you won't be charged until Amazon ships the book to your doorstep. Amazon automatically adjusts your order total to the lowest price offered during the preorder window.

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It’s not uncommon for today’s best gaming mice to carry price tags over $100, but if you’re in the market for something much more affordable, check out the Logitech G305 Wireless Gaming Mouse discounted at Amazon. You can now pick it up for just $28.50 (was $50), which is the best price we’ve seen this year (and just shy of its all-time low of $24.88).

Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse $28.50 (was $50)

The G305 is a no-frills mouse that’s ideal for casual gaming across all genres. Featuring a 12K sensor for accurate movement tracking, up to 12,000 DPI, an ambidextrous design, and a 1ms response time thanks to the Lightspeed USB receiver, it’s shockingly well-equipped given its new low price point. It’s also quite light at just 99 grams, so you won’t have to worry about wrist strain during long gaming sessions.

You won’t have to worry about its battery running out either, as it’s rated for up to 250 hours on a single AA battery. There are a few side buttons as well, giving it a total of 6 programmable buttons--so while it’s probably not enough for dedicated MMORPG players, it’s more than enough for most other uses.

If you need to travel with the mouse, it benefits from a built-in storage slot for the USB receiver. A two-year limited warranty is included for added peace of mind. The black version of this mouse is the most affordable at $28.50, and a white version is also available for $31. Blue, lilac, and mint colors are also on sale--though the price cuts aren’t nearly as impressive.

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Willing to stretch your budget by $40? Take a peek at the Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse that’s also on sale right now. It features a better 25K sensor than the G305, plus up to 25,600 DPI for added flexibility. It also shed some weight, clocking in at 80 grams instead of 99, and tacks on two extra customizable buttons, bringing the total number to eight. It still boasts an ambidextrous design and a 1ms response time (thanks to the same Lightspeed USB receiver), but its other specs make it a better fit for folks serious about competitive gaming.

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Logitech makes a bunch of popular gaming mice--so if you’re not sold on either of the two above, here are a handful of others to check out. These are all more expensive than the two above, but if you’re seeking a premium companion for all your gaming endeavors, they’re worth a closer look. For something truly different, 8BitDo recently released a Retro R8 Mouse and Mechanical Keyboard with striking designs inspired by Halo.

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Fortnite has been the subject of lawsuits and other regulatory action a number of times over the years regarding its FOMO-driven item shop practices, and now we've got another one for the pile. A new proposed class-action suit filed in California and Texas, as reported by Polygon, takes aim at "fake countdown timers" that would seemingly indicate that an item is leaving the shop imminently--even though very often items would stick around for days or weeks after the timer expired.

This suit is not, however, taking issue with the Fortnite item shop as it exists today. The timers in question were removed from Fortnite in 2023 as a result of action by regulators in The Netherlands, and replaced last May with new disclaimers on each item in the shop declaring the exact date and time they will leave the shop. So this suit is about Epic's alleged sins of the past.

Before 2024, the Fortnite item shop was a much more nebulous place. Players were simply never told how long things would stay in the shop--when something appeared, it might stay for a day, a week, or a month, but there was no sure way to know. Sometimes the official Fortnite Twitter would announce that an item would be leaving, but those warnings usually came just hours before they left.

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Dungeon Crawler Carl is one of the most popular series in the LitRPG space, a burgeoning subgenre of fantasy and sci-fi that injects video game tropes like stats, health bars, and inventory screens into prose novels. Written by Matt Dinniman, the series has become a mainstream hit over the past few years; the seventh novel in the series, The Inevitable Ruin, is currently in Amazon's top 10 most-read books of the week. Fans can soon add eye-catching hardcover editions of three more Dungeon Crawler Carl books to their collection.

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While Dinniman continues to self-publish paperback and ebook versions of the series, Penguin Random House imprint Ace began releasing hardcover editions of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series last fall. The first three books are currently available in hardcover format, and the next three are up for preorder at Amazon.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Series

1. Dungeon Crawler Carl (Hardcover) -- $20.30 ($30)
2. Carl's Doomsday Scenario (Hardcover) -- $26.20 ($30)
3. The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook (Hardcover)-- $22.34 ($30)
4. The Gate of the Feral Gods (Hardcover) -- $25 ($30) | Releases March 11
5. The Butcher's Masquerade (Hardcover) -- $20.49 ($35) | Releases April 8
6. The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (Hardcover) -- $34 ($39) | Releases May 13
7. The Inevitable Ruin - Only available in Paperback, Audible, or Kindle ebook for now

Dungeon Crawler Carl hardcover editions

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Leaked gameplay footage of the next, still-untitled Battlefield game is making its way online, giving fans a glimpse at what the future of the franchise will entail.

A small number of players are currently playing the next installment in the Battlefield franchise as part of an early Battlefield Labs playtest, and though those playing are under an NDA, gameplay footage has unsurprisingly leaked online. Publisher EA, at least initially, seemed to be pulling down leaked footage of the playtest, but many clips continue to circulate online for the time being.

around 9 minutes of footage with sound since it seems EA retracted the takedowns pic.twitter.com/p3lEaw2FBA

— bob. (@BobNetworkUK_) March 7, 2025

Despite the large scale playtest being described as existing so that players can give feedback on a pre-alpha version of the game, the new Battlefield looks to be fairly far along. This new entry takes place in the modern day rather than in the past (Battlefield 1 or Battlefield V) or the future (Battlefield 2042), bringing to mind the look and feel of games like Battlefield 3 and 4.

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The beloved roguelike platformer Spelunky 2 was released in 2020 for PlayStation 4, and a native PS5 version just dropped yesterday, March 6.

While the PS4 version can back played on PS5 via backwards compatibility, the PS5 version has one crucial upgrade, as noted by Polygon. It can also run at a blazing-fast 120fps, provided that your monitor or TV has the capability to show those frames. Those extra frames could be the difference between victory and defeat in an unforgiving game like Spelunky 2.

Spelunky 2 costs $20 on PSN. Fortunately, those who already own Spelunky 2 on PS4 can simply upgrade to the PS5 version for free. The game also has cross-play to its online multiplayer functions, so players can join up with others from different platforms.

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Nintendo has just added not one, but two amazing Game Boy titles to Switch Online: Mario's Picross and Donkey Kong '94. The former was the introduction to the logic-puzzle genre that seems ubiquitous today but was rare in 1995. Intriguingly enough, the same developer behind Mario's Picross--Jupiter Corp.--has created the Picross S series on Switch.

Meanwhile, Donkey Kong '94 begins almost like a remake of the original Donkey Kong arcade game. But from there, the Game Boy title turns into a puzzle-platformer with Mario as the protagonist trying to rescue Pauline. You can see a video showcasing both games in action below.

Last week, Nintendo announced it would delist a Switch Online game for the first time ever in Japan. Super Formation Soccer, known as Super Soccer in the US, will leave the subscription service on March 28.

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Tripwire Interactive has announced that Killing Floor 3, which had been scheduled to release on March 25, has been delayed to an unspecified date later this year. A number of changes will be made to the game both for the new launch date and afterward.

Chief among those changes is a post-release update that will separate perk classes from characters, letting the two be chosen independently. The initial change to tie your class choice to a character proved to be contentious with some fans, mirroring similar complaints about Battlefield 2042's debut with hero-style classes.

"With the full support of our parent company, Embracer Group, we're working together on a timeline to address many of the common issues players had during the beta, including performance/stability, UI/UX, lighting, and weapon feel," the studio said in a statement. "We can confirm that an update allowing you to independently select your perk class and character is planned for post-release."

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Two new Dungeons & Dragons novels are releasing in the coming months, starting off with Ravenloft: Heir of Strahd on May 13. Written by Delilah S. Dawson, author of the NYT bestseller Star Wars: Phasma, the tale follows five adventurers as they navigate the haunting realm of Barovia. Then, a few weeks later, The Fallbacks: Dealing with Dragons launches on July 29, continuing the story that started with the previous novel, Fallbacks: Bound for Ruin. Hardcover editions of both books are available to preorder now ahead of their releases, and preordering at Amazon makes you eligible for any price cuts between now and launch. You also won’t pay until your order ships.

Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft - Heir of Strahd (Hardcover) $30 | Releases May 13

This hardcover novel spans 336 pages and tells the tale of five travelers, running the gamut from Rotrog, the orcish wizard, to Fielle, the human artificer. The group wakes up in a mysterious land with no recollection of how they got there--and before they can figure out what’s going on, a bizarre message arrives for them.

It’s from Strahd von Zarovich, who has invited the adventurers to his home at Castle Ravenloft. However, this isn’t a simple dinner party, as the castle proves to be haunted with all sorts of ghastly secrets. The five companions will need to work together and battle through its halls if they hope to make it out of Barovia alive.

Preorder at Amazon Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks - Dealing with Dragons (Hardcover) $30 | Releases July 29

Ravenloft: Heir of Strahd isn’t the only D&D novel to look forward to, as The Fallbacks - Dealing with Dragons arrives a few months later on July 29. It serves as a sequel to The Fallbacks: Bound for Ruin, picking up after the band of misfits has traveled through the Undermountain and defeated the powerful lich lurking within. Dealing with Dragons sends them off to a whole new realm, and the stakes are higher than ever. There’s plenty of time to read through the first installment ahead of its release, so consider giving it a look if you’re interested in checking out the sequel.

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The Dragonlance Chronicles Hardcover Omnibus just released in February--spanning over 1,000 pages, it features three original novels and an all-new cover illustration. There’s also a forward by actor Joe Manganiello, who also happens to be a huge D&D fan. The omnibus includes Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning. There’s also a few books based on Honor Among Thieves--the prequels The Road to Neverwinter and The Druid’s Call, and a junior novelization that’s ideal for young readers.

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WWE 2K25 locker codes are back for another year, giving players in MyFaction the ability to unlock some free rewards by entering simple codes in-game. These change often and typically expire, so we'll update this list as often as needed so you can track the latest WWE 2K codes. We'll also walk you through how to enter the codes in-game, in case this is your first time doing it in WWE 2K or if you're new to the MyFaction card-chasing mode.

How to redeem WWE 2K25 locker codes

It's simple to enter your WWE 2K25 codes. Just follow these steps:

• Open MyFaction mode from within WWE 2K25
• Scroll to the Live section of the menus
• Select Locker Codes
• Type in your code
• If the code is valid and requires opening packs, scroll to the Store tab and select Unopened Packs

That's it! Next we'll move on to all active codes right now.

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Microsoft Project Professional 2021

$10 with promo code WINDOWS

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Microsoft Visio Professional 2021

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A pair of expensive Microsoft productivity apps are on sale for $10 each for a limited time. Over at StackSocial, Microsoft Visio Professional 2021 and Project Professional 2021 can be purchased for $10 each with GameSpot's exclusive promo code: WINDOWS. The offer lasts until March 12. If you buy both apps, just know that the redemption windows are different. Project can be activated within 30 days, but Visio licenses must be redeemed within seven days.

The 2024 editions of these productivity apps are pricey. Visio Professional 2024 goes for $580, and Project Professional 2024 is $1,130. A version of Visio is included with Microsoft 365; Project is not part of Microsoft's subscription productivity suite.

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Popular survival game Rust has been around for several years now, and if you're a fan of the game who wants to explore its concept art origins, then GameSpot can exclusively reveal that a new book dedicated to the survival-shooter's illustrative bedrock is on the way. The Art of Rust is a 184-page hardcover book priced at $55, and it'll be launching on September 9.

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Inside the book, you'll find the concept art behind Rust and its hostile world, where everything inside of it is dedicated to your demise. The dangerous wildlife and inhabitants are fleshed out with a series of illustrations and insight into their creation. There's also a rich review of costume design, character sketches, and more, so if you're a fan of this tough-as-nails game, this makes for a fascinating peek behind the curtain.

If you're looking to add a few more gaming art books to your collection, Dark Horse has quite a few hardcovers to check out. These range from EA franchises like Mass Effect and Dragon Age to Sony heavyweights like The Last of Us and God of War, and several of them are on sale currently.

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Gladiator 2-Movie Steelbook Collection

$68 | Releases May 6

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It took a few decades, but Gladiator finally received a sequel with last year’s Gladiator 2. It’s been an absolute success so far, pulling in over $450 million worldwide and earning solid reviews from critics. While the film recently released on Blu-ray, fans who want to add both movies to their collection should check out the Amazon-exclusive Gladiator 2-Movie Steelbook Collection, which will bundle 4K steelbook editions of both movies in a 6-disc collection available exclusively at Amazon. The $68 collection launches May 6, and preorders are available now.

Gladiator 2-Movie Steelbook Collection $68 | Releases May 6

This six-disc bundle gets you 4K, Blu-ray, and digital formats of both Gladiator and Gladiator 2, plus a selection of bonus features. Both films come in their own premium steelbook cases. Preordering at Amazon means you won’t pay until the collection has shipped, and if it’s discounted between now and launch, you’ll pay the lower price.

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Here's a look at the bonus features included in the Gladiator 2-Movie Steelbook Collection. Most content is only available in 1080p Blu-ray, but we've noted any features available in 4K.

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Marvel Legends Series Doctor Doom Premium Helmet

$100 | Releases June 1 / August 1

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One of the most iconic Marvel villains, Dr. Doom, is making his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe next year with the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film. MCU-alum Robert Downey Jr.--who previously played Tony Stark, aka Iron Man--is returning to don the villain's metallic mask, and soon fans will be able to do the same with the new Marvel Legends Series Doctor Doom Premium Helmet. The wearable collectible is available to preorder for $100 at Amazon and Best Buy.

Amazon lists the release date as August 1, but Best Buy's listing says June 1. It's possible Best Buy has a timed exclusive, but it's also possible one of the retailers will update the date to match the other.

Marvel Legends Series Doctor Doom Premium Helmet $100 | Releases June 1 / August 1

This 1:1 scale helmet is based on Dr. Doom's classic appearance in the Fantastic Four comics, featuring his signature metal mask and green hood. The helmet measures 15 inches long, 9.5 inches wide, and 10 inches tall, which is big enough to be worn by most adults, making it a great cosplay piece. It also comes with a display stand emblazoned with Dr. Doom's insignia if you want to show it off as a collectible on your shelf. The hood is also removable, revealing the full helmet.

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While we don't know if this is what Dr. Doom's costume will look like in Avengers: Doomsday, it's still a cool collectible for Marvel fans. Considering how much buzz there is around the new movie and Downey Jr.'s upcoming portrayal of the character, it's wise to preorder the Marvel Legends Series Doctor Doom Premium Helmet before it sells out.

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After selling more than 2 million copies, Warhorse's popular RPG Kingdom Come 2: Deliverance is joining the GOG catalog soon, and that means the game will be able to buy without DRM.

Kingdom Come 2 hits GOG on March 28, the storefront recently announced. Additionally, the store is holding a sale on the first game, marking it down to just $7.50 right now. You do not need to play the first game to play the sequel, but you might get more out of it if you do.

Wishlist Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 on GOG

Currently, Kingdom Come 2 is only available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. On GOG, the game will not use any form of DRM, meaning there is no activation process or online check-in. You can wishlist Kingdom Come 2 on GOG right now.

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Capcom has outlined what players can expect from the next update for Monster Hunter Wilds, mainly fixes for some frustrating bugs that made customizing equipment or collecting monster parts more frustrating.

Monster Hunter Wilds launched on the last day of February and has already sold over 8 million copies, according to Capcom. While Monster Hunter Wilds is a great game overall, players did spot several issues that made the hunting process more frustrating. Ahead of Title Update 1's release next month, Capcom has outlined the issues it plans to fix in Monster Hunter Wilds Ver. 1.000.05.00 on March 10.

That notably includes a glitch where cut-off monster parts would change into different monster parts and issues that would revert certain customization changes when using the Equipment Loadout menu. You can check out the full list of issues Capcom plans to resolve in Ver. 1.000.05.00 below, courtesy of the official support page for Monster Hunter Wilds.

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Microsoft has lost this console generation to Sony when it comes to pure sales, but according to one analyst, the release of GTA 6 could be a "last hurrah" for the Xbox Series X and S consoles. Rhys Elliott of MIDiA Research said in an interview that, although Sony will emerge as this console generation's victor, Microsoft could benefit substantially from GTA 6's launch in terms of hardware sales, especially of the less expensive Series S console.

"Like Rockstar's other flagship titles, GTA 6 will hit PlayStation and Xbox before it hits PC. Therefore, it could pay off for Xbox to have a significant Series S push and fire sale to tie in with GTA 6--as one last hurrah for this generation," Elliott told Windows Central. "The marketing team should be banging the drum, highlighting that 'The Series S is the most accessible way to play GTA 6.' A sub-$200 Series S could be an enticing entry point to GTA for cash-strapped consumers, of which there are many, thanks to today's tumultuous economy and cost-of-living crisis."

Currently, the 512 GB Xbox Series S is priced at $300, with the 1 TB version going for $350--it's not uncommon to see lower prices, though. Even if those prices hold until GTA 6 launches this year, the Series S would remain the least-expensive console someone could buy to play GTA 6, as the Series X and PS5 are more expensive.

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Atomfall is a detective game. Yes, the post-apolyctic first-person shooter from the Sniper Elite studio feels more like Paradise Killer than Fallout. Rather than ping-ponging between objective markers around a map, Atomfall's story is structured around a series of clues that are organically picked up and tracked as you explore its world. Its quests are nonlinear and you're gently guided to points of interest. From there, it's on you to reference your quest log and put the story of its world together.

Atomfall's world might look derivative given how prevalent the post-apocalyptic genre is, but its setting and tone do a lot to differentiate it from its peers. The game takes place five years after the Windscale fire of 1957, a real-world event that happened in the UK and is considered one of the worst nuclear accidents in history. However, Atomfall envisions a world that never properly recovered from that disastrous event. Violent factions have popped up all over England, irradiated monsters roam the wilds, and--of course--there might be a few government conspiracies at play.

Swinging the axe in Atomfall

While this may sound like Fallout England, Atomfall's tone is quite different. The dark, sarcastic humor of the wasteland is mostly replaced with a more grounded take on the genre. Creative Director Ben Fisher really wanted to capture the look and feel of British speculative fiction and science-fiction from the 1950s and 1960s, like Doctor Who and John Wyndham novels. The result feels like a uniquely British take on the post-apocalyptic setting.

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Since 2020, Destiny 2 has pit the three Guardian classes against each other in the Guardian Games to determine whether the Titans, the Warlocks, or the Hunters will reign supreme for a year. On March 11, the 2025 Guardian Games will begin with a few changes. Guardian Games Nightfalls and Focused Activities have been dropped from this year's event. In their place is a new boss rush mode called Rushdown, which looks like it will test even the most seasoned Destiny 2 players.

Bungie has shared the details for this year's Guardian Games, including the way that Rushdown will work. Rushdown will assemble bosses from the campaigns, the seasonal story missions, and the exotic missions in battles that will get exponentially more difficult for players. Each run through Rushdown will feature five boss encounters, all of which must be completed before time expires. Time gets added to the clock with each boss that goes down, and teams that finish more quickly have a better chance of earning higher quality rewards.

Rushdown includes warm-up, standard, and expert modes, but only the last two will include combatants with modifiers while also letting players receive revive tokens. However, players will get a higher score if they use fewer revive tokens. All three modes will be open for standard matchmaking, class-based matchmaking, and private fireteam matches. Players will be judged by how many bosses they defeated and by their overall score.

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