We'll have to wait until May to discover the fate of Earthrealm and Johnny Cage. Mortal Kombat II, the sequel to 2021's reboot of the video game adaptation, will be pushed back from its original October 24 release date to May 15, 2026. According to a post on X from the movie's official account, the "tournament demands a new time and place, worthy of its spectacle."

The delay goes against the trailer and promotional images that Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema already put out, but the studios may be banking on it as a way to maximize the sequel's potential success. According to Deadline, the movie could avoid a crowded box office in October and instead perform better in a spring debut. The report added that a record-breaking red-band trailer that saw 106 million views in the first 24 hours and a strong performance in research screenings could have influenced the decision to reschedule.

Impatient fans will have to wait until next year for the sequel that stars Karl Urban as Johnny Cage. The trailer revealed a plot that will revolve heavily around Cage as he joins the fight-to-the-death tournament in order to save Earthrealm. As confusing as the Mortal Kombat video game timeline is, the reboot movies could be a more approachable alternative. Starting with the Mortal Kombat movie from 2021 and leading into the upcoming Mortal Kombat II, the story could end with a third film to close out a potential trilogy, as hinted by the movies' writer, Greg Russo.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/tv-movies/the-mortal-kombat-ii-movie-is-postponed-to-a-spring-2026-release-192515532.html?src=rss

Roku has launched two new weather-resistant home security camerasThe larger of the two has a battery life of up to two years on a single chargeRoku hasn't revealed prices, but the cameras will go on sale later this year

Streaming specialist Roku has launched a pair of new wireless security cameras that can send video footage straight to your phone or TV, letting you watch your yard without leaving the couch.The Roku Battery Camera can run for up to six months on a single charge, while the Battery Camera Plus runs up to two years. Both cameras are weather-resistant, and can be set up indoors or out in a few seconds.You can use the Roku Smart Home app or Roku Web View to customize your camera's settings, set up schedules, and receive notifications. The cameras can also be used as motion-detectors to activate some of the best smart lights or other connected devices.

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Real-world battery life will depend on which settings you choose and the weather (lithium-ion batteries tend to drain faster in cold conditions), but the Battery Camera Plus should be a serious rival to the Blink Outdoor 4, which also runs for up to two years before it needs recharging.Both the Blink Outdoor 4 and Roku Battery Camera Plus boast 1080p resolution with motion detection and notifications, but the Roku camera also offers color night vision rather than black and white, which could give it the edge over the Blink model if the price is right.You could also extend the Roku cameras' battery life even further by connecting an optional solar panel – something that's not possible with the Blink camera.Roku has yet to announce official pricing for the two cameras, but it says they will be available "in the coming months". We're hoping to test both ourselves so we can see whether they deserve a place in our roundup of the best home security cameras to secure your smart home.

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We’ve heard plenty about RGB TV tech from all the mainstays – Sony and Samsung included – and now LG is teeing up its debut at CES 2026 (Consumer Electronics Show) of what it believes is the best of the best: a Micro RGB TV that could deliver one of the widest color gamuts we’ve seen from an LCD display.LG’s first-ever Micro RGB TV will be shown off at the annual show and is dubbed the LG Micro RGB evo. Like other RGB TVs – including Samsung’s Micro RGB TV that I saw in person, whose vivid picture clearly outshone many Mini-LED TVs with bolder, more refined colors – the idea here is brighter output and better controlled local dimming for one of the best pictures possible.Here, LG’s first-ever Micro RGB TV swaps the traditional backlight LEDs found in most LCD sets for ultra-tiny red, green, and blue LEDs. These are controlled by the brand-new α11 AI Processor Gen 3, which offers more precise control over light and color delivery. As with other RGB sets, LG says this approach brings the TV closer to OLED-level control than traditional LCD sets.Essentially, it’s about merging high brightness with precision-level control for deeper blacks and a more immersive visual experience overall. The new backlights and processor are paired with what LG calls Micro Dimming Ultra, its term for the 1,000-plus local dimming zones found on the Micro RGB evo. It’s not quite OLED – where individual pixels can turn off completely for perfect blacks – but it should get closer than most other LCD-based TVs.For color, LG notes that the Micro RGB evo has been certified by Intertek for 100% color gamut coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB. That’s a claim about the range of colors the TV can display, rather than a guarantee of perfect out-of-the-box color accuracy.Even so, that’s a rare trifecta, and if LG’s implementation is well-tuned – something we’ll be looking closely at when we see it in person – the Micro RGB evo could end up among the best LCD TVs ever released.The new-for-2026 α11 AI Processor Gen 3 also introduces several features, including the ability to process two AI upscaling tracks simultaneously. While many smart TVs have offered upscaling for several generations, LG promises this approach will boost sharpness without straying from natural-looking visuals.Like other LG TVs, the Micro RGB evo ships with webOS, offering access to major streaming services and a range of AI-powered features, including a chatbot, Voice ID, and picture-quality enhancements.LG isn’t first, but RGB TV tech is starting to get interestingA look at Samsung's 115-inch micro RGB TV (Image credit: Future/Jacob Krol)LG isn’t the first brand to show off RGB TV technology – Samsung and Hisense have already demonstrated it and sell TVs – but the Micro RGB evo suggests the category is evolving quickly. LG’s emphasis on a wider color gamut and tighter backlight control could give it a meaningful edge, particularly for HDR content.What’s especially promising is how RGB TVs continue to close the gap between LCD and OLED. If LG can combine its wide color gamut claims with strong factory calibration and effective local dimming, this could become a compelling option for buyers who want massive screen sizes, high brightness, and fewer long-term risks than with OLED. The price will also be important, but LG isn’t sharing that just yet, and competing RGB sets aren’t cheap.That said, CES 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal moment for next-generation TV tech. With other manufacturers expected to show off their own takes on Micro RGB, refined Mini-LED, and alternative backlight solutions, LG’s Micro RGB evo likely won’t be the only standout on the show floor. We’ll be watching closely to see how it stacks up – and what other surprises emerge once CES kicks off.The LG Micro RGB evo (model MRGB95) will launch in 75-inch, 86-inch, and 100-inch sizes later in 2026.Follow TechRadar on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our expert news, reviews, and opinion in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button!And of course you can also follow TechRadar on TikTok for news, reviews, unboxings in video form, and get regular updates from us on WhatsApp too.

A new Ghost of Yotei patch will be released on November 24The update will add New Game Plus, harder difficulties, and the ability to replay contentNew gear will also be added for freeSucker Punch Productions has announced that a free patch will be released for Ghost of Yotei next week, offering a slew of new features.If you're still getting lost in the open world of Ezo, good news, because on November 24, a free patch for all players will introduce New Game Plus, which will let you replay Atsu's story from the beginning while still retaining all your hard-earned gear and abilities.New Game Plus, which unlocks after completing the main story once, will also add new "harder difficulty options" and two new PlayStation Trophies, as well as a new currency called Ghost Flowers.Ghost Flowers can be exchanged with a new vendor, which will offer more than 30 new cosmetics to collect, including new armor sets and weapon dyes, and 10 charms.An additional tier of upgrades for existing armor sets and weapons will also be available.Alongside New Game Plus, the ability to "replay content in the post-game after you’ve completed the main story, including a new stats display," will be added, which suggests players can replay certain missions or potentially redo boss encounters.More accessibility options are also on the way, including directional button remapping and new Photo Mode features that will introduce shutter speed, a composition grid, and new filters to play around with. Read the full patch notes here.Ghost of Yotei is now available for PS5 and PS5 Pro. Players can also look forward to the free Legends multiplayer mode in 2026, which was first added to the previous game Ghost of Tsushima.Follow TechRadar on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our expert news, reviews, and opinion in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button!And of course you can also follow TechRadar on TikTok for news, reviews, unboxings in video form, and get regular updates from us on WhatsApp too.

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