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UmarB

20 October at 15:18

FF Resonance is getting great reviews. What a time to be a FF fan. Soon we'll be playing Revelation as well. Couldn't be happier

Tea

20 October at 14:18

Hey guys - Xbox Series X25 Special Edition Controllers have arrived in SA and we will begin shipping as soon as received - we still have a small handfull left if anyone is interested - once gone they are gone gone

https://nexushub.co.za/product/xbox-series-controller-x25-special-edition-pid286621.html

Tea

19 October at 15:28

Castlevania is presently sold out on PS5, we expect more in about 1 week

Tea

19 October at 15:22

I will keep you guys posted though!

Tea

19 October at 15:22

@vernon - So, it seems there might be licensing issues on AOT 3's local release - We are seeing if we can get it Imported but sometimes that gets stopped at customs before it even gets here if there is a licensing conflict.

Recently had that with Halloween Collectors edition (had to go back to supplier as they werent allowed to export it out of UK).

Tea

19 October at 15:20

@meh - we do get from Limited run as well - just like Susper Rare games but often we wait for confirmation if they will do a UK (PAL) release . But if you ever know for sure you want and dont mind the limited run USA edition, please PM as we will gladly bring it in for you.

We presently have requests on the new He-man game from limited run (collectors edition.

Clear River games is release a std edition UK version which we will also list shortly

MeH

19 October at 15:03

Any chance of getting more imports like limited run games? I'm super interested in terranigma's release but I don't want to deal with importing myself

Vernon1711

19 October at 14:53

Thanks for always having a diverse selection of games to choose from, my personal opinion is physical is always best.

On that note @Tea, can we perhaps get an ETA on that Attack on Titan 3 Steelbook, heart wants to be dedicated in December

Tea

19 October at 14:44

Thank you for your feedback on that

Tea

19 October at 14:44

Also - A note for everyone that makes use of the import niche titles we orffer. We are in the process of adding a tag to all import items so its clearly definied when a title is not supplied locally, rather is imported.

We always support local releases - but were those releases are cancelled or the title is not sold locally, we will do our best to provide you with those import releases

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Early Reactions to Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Movie are Very Positive

by Sam Aberdeen on 07 April, 2026

The first reactions to Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie are in. An early test screening was recently held, offering some new information and details about its runtime and story. More importantly, early reactions are extremely positive with many calling it a horror version of Mad Max: Fury Road – “all gas, no brakes.”

The reactions report comes from World of Reel, which summarised some of the early reactions for the test screening of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil movie. There’s a lot to digest from the report, so we’ll briefly mention the main talking points. Apparently, the movie will be 90 minutes which isn’t very long by today’s standards but it seems to be the perfect length for the fast-paced horror of the movie.

“The film is said to be almost entirely built around tension, One attendee I spoke to called it a horror version of ‘Fury Road.’ There’s barely time to breathe,” wrote World of Reel. Some details surrounding the plot of the movie were also mentioned:

“The story follows Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, a package delivery driver tasked with transporting a mysterious briefcase to Raccoon City Hospital during a deadly virus outbreak. Abrams is basically playing the same kind of character he did in Weapons — a slightly off-kilter, druggie-type who gets thrown into chaos. It’s not meant to be a deep performance, and that’s the point. The character works more like a player avatar, just moving from one nightmare scenario to the next.”

Cregger recently built a reputation in the horror community for his work directing Barbarian and Weapons, two acclaimed horror movies released over the past few years. Judging by the early reactions, it looks like we might finally have a decent Resident Evil movie on our hands – one that doesn’t need any existing characters to succeed, it seems.

Resident Evil arrives in cinemas on 18 September 2026.

Source: World of Reel

Original article on GLITCHED