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Get ready to power up once again—DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is expanding with its biggest content drop yet. The Super Limit-Breaking NEO DLC launches on 30 July 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Headlining the DLC is Limit Breaker Journey, an all-new solo mode where players pick their favourite fighter, build their stats and customise their abilities through a series of strategic battles.

This week’s roundup includes reviews of several new titles, including the Oscar-winning classic The Crying Game and a new mummy movie (both in 4K); and a trio of current in-theater releases (“The Floaters,” “Hadestown” and “Night Nurse”). Neil Jordan’s best film is brilliantly directed and written (he won the 1992 Oscar for best original screenplay), starting out as a thriller, then shifting gears into a tentative romance until becoming a quasi-mystery for its startling finish.

Stranger Things is finally getting the collector’s treatment it deserves. Netflix and Arrow Video have announced Stranger Things: The Complete Series on 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray, landing July 28. For the first time, all 42 episodes from all five seasons will be available in one physical release, complete with Dolby Atmos for Seasons 4 and 5, DTS-HD MA audio across the set, and a mountain of bonus features.

2hollis is back. The genre-defying artist, producer and songwriter has returned with “Hurt,” his first new release since his critically acclaimed major-label debut album star — and it signals the start of an exciting new chapter. Known for constantly pushing creative boundaries, 2hollis once again expands his ever-evolving sound on “Hurt,” blending emotional intensity with the fearless experimentation that has become his signature.

Australian new wave/post-punk outfit Radio Free Alice are back with “Kick in the Shins,” a high-energy new single that barrels forward with restless urgency and razor-sharp hooks. Fueled by Noah Learmonth’s quick-fire storytelling and driven home by Michael Phillips’ knockout saxophone lines, the track feels like a chaotic sprint through the unpredictability of modern life.

New York City alternative rock trio King Falcon are ready for their next chapter. The band has officially announced their new six-track EP, Bloom, arriving September 18, and they’re kicking things off with the release of the soaring new single and video, “Hourglass.” Known for their explosive guitar riffs, emotional songwriting, and frontman Michael Rubin’s commanding vocals, King Falcon continue to evolve without losing the sound that has earned them a growing fanbase.

Noname is back with another glimpse of what’s next. The Chicago rapper, poet, and activist has dropped “Squatter” featuring DRAM, the second single from her upcoming mixtape Cartoon Radio and her first new release since last year’s teaser, “Hundred Acres.” Inspired by a real-life experience, “Squatter” tells the story of returning home from tour to discover someone had moved into her house while she was abroad—leading to an unforgettable showdown with the help of friends.

How far would you go for a second chance? The official trailer for Misty Green has arrived, teasing a razor-sharp, unflinching look at the highs, lows, and hard truths of Hollywood from writer-director Chris Rock. The film follows a talented actress whose career has stalled years after her breakthrough success. Determined to reclaim the spotlight, she sets out to fight for the second act she believes she deserves—no matter what it takes.

Great audio shouldn’t require a studio full of gear. That’s the idea behind the new Razer Seiren V3 Chroma 32-Bit DSP, a next-generation USB microphone designed to help streamers and creators sound polished from the moment they plug in. Building on Razer’s popular Chroma-powered microphone lineup, the Seiren V3 Chroma 32-Bit DSP brings pro-level processing to a simple desktop setup.

After a hugely successful Open Beta, Mistfall Hunter is ready to step out of the fog. Developer Bellring Games has confirmed the dark-fantasy extraction ARPG launches on July 29, 2026, arriving on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox. The game already has plenty of momentum behind it. During Steam Next Fest, nearly 430,000 players jumped into the Open Beta, earning Mistfall Hunter spots on Steam’s Top Demos and Top Trending Upcoming charts.