Hasbro has opened preorders for a new line of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom figures featuring Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf. The collectibles release May 1 next year with detailed accessories and over 20 articulation points each. Prices range from $27.99 for the 6-inch heroes to $42.99 for the larger Ganondorf figure.
Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) inadvertently exposed the deadnames of several transgender employees during the Magic: The Gathering Arena union election process, causing emotional distress. Despite an initial apology and correction, the company repeated the mistake during the in-person vote. Employees express feelings of betrayal against the otherwise supportive work environment.
Hasbro has cancelled the single-player Dungeons & Dragons action-adventure game being developed by Star Wars Jedi director Stig Asmussen's studio, Giant Skull, less than a year after its announcement. The project, promising "immersive storytelling" and "heroic combat," was halted despite Asmussen's team being open to further collaborations with Wizards of the Coast. This cancellation is part of Hasbro's broader, billion-dollar push into the video game market with D&D titles.
Get ready to channel your inner Scott Summers with the Marvel Legends wearable Cyclops Visor from X-Men '97, featuring built-in LEDs, adjustable intensity, and a swappable nose piece, now available for preorder for $79.99. This officially licensed accessory is designed for cosplay and display, capturing the classic yellow design and glowing ruby quartz lens from the animated series. With its attention to detail and functional LEDs, it's a must-have for X-Men fans, despite the premium price point.
Rumors suggest that Xbox is developing multiple Transformers games, with potential releases later this year. Could a fan-favorite series be making a comeback?
