Some games don’t just sit in your memory. They stay there with the sound effects, the weird character animations, the chaotic co-op arguments, and that very specific early-2000s charm you can’t fake. That’s why the announced return of Shrek 2 feels bigger than a simple re-release. According to the rollout, the 2004 action-adventure game is getting a full remaster from Aspyr, with a launch planned for 10 November 2026. It’s listed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo S

For years, the easiest complaint about a Resident Evil movie was also the most painful one: it often forgot to be scary. The games built their reputation on locked doors, bad lighting, limited ammo, strange puzzles, and the sick feeling that something might be waiting around the next corner. The films, at different points, leaned into spectacle so hard that the dread started to fade. Bigger monsters, bigger explosions, bigger action set pieces. Fun in bursts, maybe, but rarel