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In today's Daily Fix:Superman is still flying high at the global box office, but its international numbers seem softer than expected. Despite pulling in $400 million so far, the film is underperforming outside of the U.S., and director James Gunn thinks part of it is lack of brand awareness, and real-world political strife. According to Gunn, Superman is just not as recognizable in some parts of the world as, say, Batman. And geopolitical events in certain global hotspots have raised anti-American sentiment, which could be hurting box office numbers. Still, the movie the number one film in the world going on two weeks, and has received near-universal praise from critics and fans. Plus, Kevin Feige gave an update on the current status of the Marvel Cinematic Universe ahead of the release of the highly-anticipated Fantastic Four: First Steps.

In today’s Daily Fix: Valve cracks down on explicit games on steam, quietly removing them from the library after some policy changes. Remedy announces major changes to its Control shooter, FBC: Firebreak just a month after its release. The studio said that “Everything had not gone well” and is aiming at making the game fun and overall better for new players and previous players alike. Plus, the Ghost of Yotei popcorn bucket that sold out in just a few hours for Alamo Drafthouse theater’s Way of Samurai film series.

In today’s Daily Fix: After 5 years Netflix officially greenlit the Assassin's Creed Series Live Action Project alongside showrunners Robert Patino (Westworld, DMZ) and David Weiner (Brave New World, Halo) who said the show is going to be about Power, Greed and Vengeance. Plus, Cyberpunk 2077’s latest update brings some surprise features—including support for Mac, 3 new vehicles —like the Yaiba Semimaru from the Kickdown comic book, AutoDrive and more. And Roblox just launched a licensing platform that allows Roblox creators to get licensing for their games from big IPs like Netflix, Lionsgate, and SEGA.

In today’s Daily Fix: Nintendo has officially revealed the stars of the live-action Legend of Zelda movie. Bo Bragason will play Princess Zelda with Benjamin Evan Ainsworth playing Link. With a release date set for May 7, 2027, this video game adaptation is being led by Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball and co-written by Detective Pikachu’s Derek Connolly.In this episode, we go over everything we know so far: the casting choices, characters we might see and what storylines the movie could adapt. What video game story do you think should serve as inspiration?

In today’s Daily Fix: Microsoft has announced the second wave of titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this month. Highlights include Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, Grounded 2, RoboCop: Rogue City, and the return of High on Life. Also, Nintendo gives us a look at what Donkey Kong Bananza looked like on Switch 1 before eventually moving development to Switch 2. And lastly, another game disappearing from digital storefronts, John Wick Hex will be gone from stores in just a few days.

In today’s Daily Fix: Superman crushes at box office with the biggest solo Superman launch ever, raking in $217 million globally, Nintendo and Universal have filed a copyright notice for a new movie, but it’s not another Mario. And finally, we’ve rounded up the top gaming industry blunders of the day including an “unintended” Guitar Hero easter egg found in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, BBC blunder live on TV, and a Microsoft employee getting caught using AI.

Today on the Daily Fix: The drama surrounding Subnautica 2 intensifies as the game’s original creators file a lawsuit against Krafton over a massive $250 million bonus dispute. Meanwhile, Nintendo just shut down a major piracy site with help from the FBI as the company ramps up its anti-piracy efforts. And could Final Fantasy be returning to its classic turn-based roots? Producer Naoki Yoshida responds after the success of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

In today’s Daily Fix: A GTA 6 easter egg in Travis Scott’s latest music video sparks fan theories on a possible collaboration between the artist and Rockstar. Fan theories are not far off considering rapper T-Pain has already confirmed he’s working with Rockstar for a possible appearance in GTA 6. Plus, Nintendo is finally shutting down its Switch Game Voucher program, and Keanu Reeves is taking action against the scammers impersonating him online.

In today’s Daily Fix: Cyberpunk 2077 headlines this month’s new PS Plus games, alongside Banishers, Risk of Rain 2, and yes, Bluey: The Video Game. Xbox surprises with 5 of the top 7 best-selling games in May despite recent layoffs. And Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Remastered finally gets a much-needed performance patch… kind of.

On today's Daily Fix, Naughty Dog surprise drops a new update for The Last of Us 2 that changes gives you a new way to experience the game, also Sony announces a deep dive for Ghost of Yotei at this week’s State of Play this week and lastly, Pokemon fan flies all the way to Italy to show him a very special Pokemon card.