The Jaws film franchise, iconic since the 1970s, has inspired numerous video games that extend its thrilling shark-attack premise beyond the movies. Fans can engage with this universe through games like the 1987 NES title *Jaws*, where players control a boat to defeat the Great White Shark, or *Jaws Unleashed* (2006), which lets players embody the shark in an open-world setting. Other notable titles include *Hungry Shark World*, offering a free-roam ocean experience, and *Shark Blitz*, a casino slot game featuring ocean-themed rewards. Even *Jaws: Ultimate Predator* (2011) allows gamers to explore underwater environments as the predator itself. These games provide interactive experiences for those who enjoy the Jaws theme but may not relish the tension of the films, offering control and variety in gameplay.

"A Minecraft Movie" is a quest comedy set in the iconic blocky universe of Minecraft, where characters navigate its cubic landscapes to achieve their goals. The film follows Steve, played by Jack Black, and Garrett, portrayed by Jason Momoa, as they embark on an adventure to defeat pig demons and return to Earth using the Orb of Dominance and the Earth Crystal. Directed by Jared Hess, known for his quirky style, the movie embraces its absurdity with self-aware humor and lacks a deeply engaging plot, reflecting the sandbox nature of the game itself. While it doesn't reach the heights of "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," it offers lighthearted entertainment, leaning into its retro charm and comedic performances.

Nintendo unveiled details about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, set for release on June 5 at $450. The console features technical upgrades including a larger 7.9-inch screen with higher resolution, 120 frames per second gameplay, 256GB internal storage, and mouse controls. New games announced include Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and Kirby Air Riders. The Switch 2 introduces Game Chat, allowing microphone communication with other players, screen-sharing, and optional camera streaming, though subscriptions will eventually be required. Notably, FromSoftware's The Duskbloods is exclusive to the Switch 2, releasing in 2026. This marks a significant update for fans of Nintendo franchises and gamers alike.