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Hades, the critically acclaimed roguelite from developer Supergiant Games, is coming to Netflix later this month. It will be available to all subscribers on iOS devices starting March 19, but you can pre-register right now.

While Netflix might sound like an odd fit for a game that’s available on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC, Netflix says this mobile version of Hades features 60 FPS gameplay, redesigned menus and interfaces, fully customizable on-screen controls, cloud saves, achievements, and offline play. 

Check out a new trailer for Hades on Netflix for yourself below: 

Are you going to check out Hades on Netflix later this month? Let us know in the comments below!

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the 2023 film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.

The 3D brawler/platformer picks up after the events of Mutant Mayhem; the Turtles have been accepted by society following their heroics against Superfly and his band of mutants. Unfortunately, their dream of attending high school as average, everyday students is suddenly interrupted by a new wave of mutants invading New York City. Featuring an all-original storyline, Mutants Unleashed aims to have the same brand of humor as the 2023 film.

Players take control of the four hero turtles, each with a unique playstyle, as they fight their way through the sewers and streets of New York. Outright Games touts how immersive both the world above and below ground is, as well as the cast of familiar faces for the brothers to meet and fight. As co-op is a massive piece of the history of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video games, players can enjoy two-player local co-op in Mutants Unleashed. 

Alongside the cover story, you will also find big features on the influence of Dungeons & Dragons in video games, an interview with the developers of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, the history of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video games, an exclusive feature Stellar Blade, and lots more! We’ve also got previews for Indiana Jones and the Great Circles, Dragon’s Dogma 2, Princess Peach: Showtime, and reviews for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Helldivers 2, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and much more!

Individual issues are also now available for purchase at this link or in any GameStop store.

That’s because it’s actually a new Fallout-themed design in Xbox Design Labs, which is where you can customize Xbox Series X/S controllers with pattern designs, unique colors, grips, and more.

As you can see in the image at the top of this story, the controller features the marquee Vault Boy holding his own controller on top of a black and white pattern of the various iterations of Vault Boy that have appeared throughout the series. The Xbox controller logo sits within the Fallout logo, and the d-pad retains the yellow-ish/gold color associated with Fallout as well. However, you can customize things like the d-pad, triggers, and more to have different colors if you’d like. 

It’s a great-looking controller, but it does come with a higher price tag compared to a standard Xbox Series X/S controller: $92.96. You can purchase it starting today. 

What do you think of this controller? Let us know in the comments below!

Hades, the critically acclaimed roguelite from developer Supergiant Games, is coming to Netflix later this month. It will be available to all subscribers starting March 19, but you can pre-register right now.

While Netflix might sound like an odd fit for a game that’s available on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC, Netflix says this mobile version of Hades features 60 FPS gameplay, redesigned menus and interfaces, fully customizable on-screen controls, cloud saves, achievements, and offline play. 

Check out a new trailer for Hades on Netflix for yourself below: 

Are you going to check out Hades on Netflix later this month? Let us know in the comments below!