Here's another look at 'Stranger Things' season 4

If you've been excitedly waiting for Stranger Things to come back, this update is for you. During this weekend's Tudum event, Netflix released a new trailer for the show's fourth season, which will come out sometime in 2022. Season 3 was released on July 4, 2019, so the new season is a long time coming. 

The 1:36 clip is titled Creel House and shows what the home was back in the day until seemingly creepy things happened, and now the Stranger Things gang seems to be investigating it. What are you waiting to find out in this new season?

Nintendo to finally offer N64 and Sega Genesis games on the Switch

If Nintendo sticks to its timeline, you will be able to access classic Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis games on the Nintendo Switch next month. The company recently announced a new membership plan for Switch Online that will unlock these titles. But Nintendo isn't ready to share pricing details yet. 

The games in the Online Expansion Pack include Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, Starfox 64, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Mario Tennis, Castlevania: Bloodlines, Ecco the Dolphin, Phantasy Star IV, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and Streets of Rage 2, among other iconic titles. This Expansion Pack will give members all the perks of the traditional Switch Online subscription.

Source: Engadget

Netflix drops trailer for a Mark Millar comic turned anime super-heist

One of the new anime coming to Netflix seems like a mix between Suicide Squad and the Ocean's movies, as Mashable puts it. And that seems like an apt description. Super Crooks is a new anime adaptation of a 2012 comic by Kingsman and Kickass creator Mark Millar. It follows Johnny Blot, a newly released ex-con who has superpowers and the desire to use those abilities to pull off a heist.

The new trailer shows us the anime style of Bones, the anime studio behind My Hero Academia. Super Crooks is coming to Netflix on November 25, with all 13 episodes dropping at once. Each episode lasts for around 30 minutes.

Google TV app rolls out in Canada and 13 other countries

If you were waiting for the replacement of the Google Play Movies & TV app, your time has finally come. Google is rolling out the Google TV app in Canada and 13 other countries. It's now much easier to see the shows and films you're watching on different streaming services. And when you save movies and shows to your watchlist when searching on Google, these will show up in the app.

Google TV's rollout means you can use the app as a remote for your Chromecast with Google TV or other Android TV-powered devices. That will make it easier for you to navigate the interface of your Android TV and do things like inputting your passwords using your phone's keyboard instead of having to do so on your TV screen. Android 11 and 12 devices will also get an option to add a remote tile to your phone's quick settings for easier access. If it hasn't made its way to you yet, the rollout period is happening "over the next few weeks."

Source: 9to5Google