A new trailer has been released for Star Wars: Battlefront II. The new trailer focuses on something the first game did not have, a single-player campaign, which follows Commander Iden Versio (played by Janina Gavankar).

With the unsettling news that EA has decided to close Dead Space developer Visceral Games, and “pivot the design” of the much-anticipated single-player Star Wars game they were working on, the hopes of many of us who aren’t content will multiplayer alone lie only with this Battlefront II campaign. If it’s not surprisingly good, we’ll all be very, very sad.

On that slightly depressing note, continue below to read more about the game and watch the trailer.

The Punisher has been riding on the waves of high anticipation since his character debut in season 2 of Daredevil. But much, if not all, of that excitement died out in the wake of the Las Vegas shootings.

Marvel Television respectfully pulled their NYCC panel, which was rumored to unveil the release date. At the time, some believed that the series would be released this month. But a new trailer confirms that The Punisher can be streamed next month. Check out the full trailer below.

Amazon has released another clip from their new horror anthology series Lore, which is based on Aaron Mahnke‘s podcast of the same name.

The new clip is titled “Saved by the Bell,” and dives into a time in history when measures were taken to ensure that anyone who was accidentally buried alive could still get out.

Click on over to the other side to check it out.

The latest charitable campaign by Omaze is one that fans of the hit animated comedy Rick and Morty will no doubt be interested in donating to.

Of those who donate, one person will win a trip to Los Angeles to hang out with show creators Justin Roiland, who also voices the two title characters, and Dan Harmon. While there, you’ll be able to record some commentary for the season three home video release, and even enjoy some chicken nuggets with some of that sweet, sweet Szechuan sauce. And of course, in donating you’ll be supporting a great cause.

Continue reading for more details and to watch a video with Roiland and Harmon.

While Marvel Studios has paved the way for strong heroines, they still are way behind in getting a female superhero standalone film out. So as fans anxiously await the arrival of Captain Marvel, many other female superheroes are making a case for their own standalone feature and even an all-female Avengers-type film.

Case in point, Tessa Thompson who plays Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok. As Valkyrie, she is a strong fearless warrior who proves to be more than a match for Thor. But she hides a few battle scars that she received from an encounter with Hela (Cate Blanchett).

We were recently invited to sit down with our fellow journalists to talk to the cast of Thor: Ragnarok, where Thompson talked about her role in the film, her response to some of the changes to Valkyrie, and how she rallied her fellow female superheroes and asked Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige for an all-female superhero film. More on the story below.