New set videos from The Batman: Part II filming in Glasgow reveal the Batmobile being chased and fired upon by GCPD and SWAT units, signaling a major breakdown in Batman's alliance with Gotham police. The footage also shows a mysterious blonde passenger and callbacks to the first film's "drops" drug storyline. The sequel opens February 18, 2028.
Sony's upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day is projected to hit VOD in October or early November 2026 based on historical release patterns. Physical media and Netflix streaming are expected before year-end 2026 and early 2027 respectively, with Disney Plus arrival slated for summer 2028.
Sony confirmed during its July 31 earnings call that it will proceed with ending physical PlayStation game discs in 2028, citing the industry-wide shift toward digital content. CFO Lin Tao acknowledged strong community opposition but argued that curated content, platform stability, and affordability will differentiate PlayStation from PC gaming. A week-long fan boycott is planned for mid-August 2026 in response.
PlayStation fans are organizing a seven-day economic and gameplay blackout from August 23 to August 30, 2026, to protest Sony's plan to end physical disc production for new games starting in 2028. The protest, organized by consumer rights group DoesItPlay, calls on players to turn off their consoles and log out of PlayStation services entirely.
Sony has confirmed the PlayStation 5 generation will be its last to support physical discs, with production ending around the PS6 launch in 2028. Major retailers are currently offering deep discounts on first-party PS5 exclusives, making this one of the final opportunities to build a permanent disc library before physical media disappears from PlayStation entirely.
Marvel Studios has officially confirmed a Ghost Rider film starring Ryan Gosling and directed by Shawn Levy, with a planned 2028 release. The announcement was made during the studio's Hall H panel at San Diego Comic Con 2026, where both Gosling and Levy appeared on stage to discuss the project.
Sony confirmed it will stop manufacturing physical discs for new PlayStation games starting January 2028, citing a dramatic shift toward digital purchases. U.S. sales data shows only seven PlayStation titles sold over 100,000 physical copies this year, while digital now accounts for nearly 80% of full-game sales on Sony consoles.
New Circana data reveals just seven PlayStation titles have sold over 100,000 physical copies in the US this year, with only two breaking 10,000 units in a single week. The numbers arrive as Sony faces sustained backlash over its plan to end disc production by January 2028.
PlayStation fans have hijacked the comment section of Marvel's Wolverine's latest trailer to protest Sony's plan to end disc production in 2028. Over 10,000 comments in two days focus on physical media rather than the game itself, turning Wolverine's emotional scene with a photograph into ironic commentary on digital-only futures.
Sony's decision to cease physical game disc production by 2028 sparks comparisons to the PC industry's transition away from disc drives. Analyst Daniel Ahmad suggests this shift, driven by digital sales dominance and platform-led strategies, may face initial backlash but will likely become the new norm. The move underscores Sony's focus on maximizing revenue through its closed digital ecosystem.
