Greta Gerwig's comments on a Barbie spin-off are Kenough to make us believe it could happen

There is no doubt that series is massively successful, with five main games and a handful of smaller and online additions to the family. However, recently it has been revealed that there were almost spin-offs that would have bridged the gap between the main games. Upon hearing the news, many were understandably disappointed that this had never happened, and it got others dreaming of what could have been.

There are several characters in that are worth their own spin-off title in the series. The popular RPG by Larian Studios features a compelling story and part of that narrative value stems from the complexity of the characters that are presented throughout the campaign. These include the companions in , as well as several friendly – and even unfriendly – NPCs that players may encounter during their journeys along the Sword Coast. While there are a lot of interactable NPCs that do not have much to offer players, especially the citizens of the city in Act 3, several others are carefully developed over time.

has released a new Christmas-themed “I’m Just Ken” music video that’s more than Kenough to get you through the holidays.

It is now being reported that multiple Elder Scrolls "spin-off" proposals were turned down by Bethesda, missing the chance to expand the franchise while the developer worked on other IPs like Fallout and the recently released Starfield.

After Jonathan Majors was let go as Kang the Conqueror, Avengers 5 also reportedly dropped its “The Kang Dynasty” title. Even though Kang can still be recast, leaving the title behind could mean that Kang will not be the main villain of Avengers 5 and 6 moving forward. In that case, the following list reveals the Marvel villains who could replace Kang to become The Multiverse Saga’s big bad.

You can’t get Kenough Barbie, right? Well, at least that’s what Ryan Gosling and Mark Ronson are hoping as a new version of 'I’m Just Ken' is landing this Christmas season.

Bethesda reportedly turned down multiple proposals from Obsidian to develop more Fallout games as well as The Elder Scrolls spin-offs.

Chris Avellone, the former chief creative officer and co-founder of Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian Entertainment, has revealed that the company tried to make an Elder Scrolls game in a similar vein. In a thread confirming an old tweet uncovered by 80 Level, Avellone discussed details about the proposal.

Obsidian reportedly pitched multiple Elder Scrolls games to Bethesda, including one that would have acted like a Fallout New Vegas-esque spin-off adventure if it hadn't been rejected.

Ubisoft’s open-world multiplayer driving game The Crew will switch off its servers next spring, just shy of the series’ 10th anniversary. The shutdown will leave the car-based MMO impossible to play, with the game pulled from sale ahead of the move.

Hogwarts Legacy could become the first non-Call of Duty or Rockstar game to top USA’s yearly sales charts in 15 years. GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 broke the first-person shooter’s streak in 2013 and 2018 respectively, but other than that, Call of Duty has ranked number one every single year since Wii Play was popular all the way back in 2008.

Final Fantasy XVI is an epic adventure in its own right, but fans hungry for more Clive and company might be disappointed to learn the development team has already disbanded. Aside from a small team working on the upcoming DLC The Rising Tide, the evocatively named Square Enix Creative Business Unit III, helmed by Naoki Yoshida, has already moved on to whatever comes next.