Board game sales kept humming along behind improved availability of titles on which demand has chronically exceeded supply.

This week's home entertainment offerings include one of the most successful romantic comedies in years, a trenchant look at live in Oakland starring Hamilton's Daveed Digges, a remastered high def edition of the glorious second season of the 1960s science fiction series The Outer Limits, and a time-traveling anime romance.

The Harry Potter spin-off sequel Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald topped the box office with an estimated $62 million, while two other newcomers made the top five, but the overall box office was still down 14.5% from the same weekend a year ago.

Paradox Interative has taken over management of White Wolf Publishing, and is delaying release of two Vampire supplements.

Marvel has released character posters for the six primary characters in the upcoming animated feature.

Famed toy designer James Groman will provide designs for figures of Batman and three villains for the DC Artists Alley line.

Marvel has announced six new titles for February and March under the "Age of X-Man" banner.

Marvel has released a teaser image for its next epic crossover event – War of the Realms.

BOOM! Studios will launch Greg Pak and Giannis Milonogiannis’ miniseries Ronin Island in March.

Z-Man Games is producing an English version of the 2018 Hans im Gluck game Lift Off.

WizKids will release Kibble Scuffle, a tactical card game of area control based on the daily struggle of cat ladies and shelter employees everywhere.

Syndee Barwick has been promoted to Lion Forge Vice President of Marketing and Product Development.