@phreak yeah man, gosh. The Big 3 prime were peak anime days and each anime had incredible arcs. I still remember when Naruto transitioned into Shippuden, I was hype for weeks lol Simpler times hey

Zombia

27 October at 11:44

@Vector

It's one of my most hated things when companies/publishers decide to make their collector's editions exclusive to their own personal web stores. The CE for Ace Combat 8 Wings of Theve is something I would have instantly bought if it was available locally or through normal channels.

Square Enix is also notorious for doing this with their games and it will never not tick me off

VectorTwoSix

27 October at 11:24

I gotta say, I'm a bit disappointed with Ace Combat having such a lousy "Deluxe" edition. Basically just a different cover art and some trivial digital stuff. Same case, nothing special inside.

I know there's a steelbook announced somewhere, but I'm guessing not here. Not a criticism of Nexus Hub of course.

Blaze

27 October at 11:13

Really sad to see the Bleach anime end, but Kubo and Pierrot did an amazing job with the TYBW. The anime ending is also a massive step-up from the manga. Will forever be one of my fav shows.

Tea

27 October at 10:36

Hey guys - We have listed the AOT 3 steelbook for PS5 - Just checking if there is interest in the Nintendo Switch 2 version?

phreak

27 October at 10:09

But yeah...Bleach is my all time fav series. I knew the end was coming, but still. Seriously sad

phreak

27 October at 9:46

@UmarB: Remember the prime of the Big 3?
Where we would weekly get new eps and manga chapters of Bleach, Naruto and One Piece?
Miss those days.

phreak

27 October at 9:45

@UmarB: Good memories!

@eYss: if you want to watch it in SA, it's on disney+

UmarB

27 October at 9:29

Time to blast Thank You!! The entire day. Can’t believe it’s been what, 22 years? I carried around a hard drive wrapped in a towel to school so my friend with internet copy Bleach eps for me lol Truly a formative and generationally important anime that shaped my love for the medium.

phreak

27 October at 9:26

Tite had to end the original Bleach manga abruptly due to poor health.
So now he worked with the animators to adds things to the anime that he couldn't in the manga. Thus making the anime actually better than the manga.

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Elden Ring Movie’s Budget is $200 Million, Most Expensive A24 Project Yet

by Sam Aberdeen on 26 October, 2026

A24 is spending an absolutely staggering amount of money bringing Elden Ring to the big screen, with the upcoming video game adaptation reportedly carrying a production budget of nearly $200 million. That makes it the most expensive film the studio has ever produced, comfortably beating its previous record-holder, Marty Supreme, which reportedly cost around $70 million to make.

According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, the Alex Garland-directed adaptation is set to cost almost three times as much as the Timothee Chalamet-led sports drama. It is a pretty significant jump for A24, which usually reserves smaller budgets for its filmmakers. However, director Alex Garland is being given a sizeable chunk of money for Elden Ring.

The budget is also considerably higher than earlier reports suggested. Previous estimates placed Elden Ring at well over $100 million, which had already made it A24’s most expensive production to date. The latest figure suggests the studio is going all-in on bringing From Software’s notoriously challenging fantasy world to cinemas.

There is certainly plenty of material to work with. Elden Ring takes place in the Lands Between, a sprawling fantasy world filled with demigods, monstrous creatures and enough mysterious lore to keep fans debating its story for years. Translating that into a feature film is no small undertaking, particularly if Garland intends to capture the scale and atmosphere that made the original game such a phenomenon.

Garland is directing the film, with Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin attached as a producer after helping develop the game’s mythology. The cast includes Kit Connor, Cailee Spaeny, Ben Whishaw and Nick Offerman, although specific character details remain under wraps.

In related news, Elden Ring officially wrapped filming back in July this year. The first set photos leaked during the film’s principal photography, revealing familiar locations like the Church of Marika.

The film is scheduled to arrive in cinemas and IMAX on 3 March 2028.

Source: Wall Street Journal

Original article on GLITCHED