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The best parts of the original Hades were its story and characters, and Hades 2 continues that tradition. Most of the characters from the first game are missing, having been imprisoned by Chronos, the titan of time, who has undone the previous happy ending. You won’t play as Zagreus this time; instead, you’ll take on the role of Melione, Hades’ younger daughter. She was hidden as a baby and raised by witches, and now she’s training to defeat Chronos and find her family.

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I’m so excited about Petit Planet! It’s giving me major Animal Crossing vibes – it’s a really cozy game where you get to build up and decorate your own little planet. You can actually shape whole worlds and connect them, which is amazing! Plus, you can collect cute little creatures, grow plants, fish, cook, and even mine. Honestly, everything is customizable, from what your character wears to how you decorate your home and even the landscape itself. It’s a total dream for anyone who loves life simulation games!

“I’m not a puppy—I’m a wolf!”

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The maintenance has ended, and the game is now available again.

Playing as Michael Myers in the new game includes a special ‘Shape Jump’ ability, letting you become temporarily invisible – mirroring his signature disappearances in the *Halloween* movies. The game itself is a collaboration between Compass International Pictures and Further Front, and will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (through Steam and the Epic Games Store) on September 8, 2026. Interestingly, September 8th is also *Star Trek* Day, commemorating the show’s 1966 debut. This release date is particularly fitting, as Michael Myers’ famous mask was originally a repainted William Shatner (Captain Kirk) mask – a connection that seems almost intentional.

The highlight of this blooper reel is definitely seeing James Gunn play Lex Luthor’s annoying, meme-creating social media followers. Considering Gunn has been the target of online harassment from overzealous fans, it was likely very satisfying for him. We also loved watching the cast playfully stumble around Mister Terrific’s ship, reminiscent of classic Star Trek scenes. And Nathan Fillion perfectly captured the look of Guy Gardner as drawn by Kevin Maguire in Justice League International, with his expressive facial expressions.