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Released in 1988, Mega Man 2 was Capcom’s attempt to build Mega Man into a lasting franchise after the initial game on the NES. It refined the gameplay established in the first Mega Man, creating a more enjoyable platforming experience. Mega Man 2 was a huge success, becoming the best-selling game in the series with over 1.51 million copies sold.

Manga in 2025 is consistently excellent, with both long-running series and newer titles delivering fantastic stories. Several ongoing series stand out as particularly strong, and we hope they maintain this high quality for many years to come.

This one-shot comic doesn’t try to revolutionize the medium, and it delivers pretty much what you’d anticipate, particularly if you read this summer’s Marvel Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes, Rivals #1. However, it effectively continues the story started in that special, and it’s genuinely enjoyable. It features a sweet story, appearances from popular characters, a few awkward jokes, and lots of fantastic artwork, especially with all the included pin-ups. It’s a fun read and definitely worth your time.

I’m so excited about the new Avatar Studios movie! From what The Hollywood Reporter is saying, it’s going to center around Aang discovering this incredible ancient power – something that could actually save the Air Nomads from disappearing forever. Apparently, he and his friends will be racing around the world to find it, because if it falls into the wrong hands, everything they fought for could be undone. We don’t know what this power is yet, which is super intriguing, but it definitely gives us a good idea of what an older Aang will be up to when the movie comes out next year!

We’re not focusing on typical awards-season movies, as those usually don’t gain much attention until after the Oscars and Golden Globes. Instead, we’re highlighting seven films from 2025 that have strong potential with fans but didn’t quite reach a wider audience.

Several versions of Nosferatu have been made, and most have been critically acclaimed. The newest remake, released in 2024 and directed by Robert Eggers, follows this trend. This loose adaptation of Dracula reimagines the classic 1922 German horror film, and stars Lily-Rose Depp, Nicholas Hoult, and Bill Skarsgård.

We’ve ranked every major game in the series, including those not made by Nintendo. The ranking considers how well each game was received by players and critics, how many copies it sold, and its overall influence on the game’s story. While most games fit into the official storyline, a few don’t. We focused on original releases and didn’t consider updated versions, though artwork might reflect changes from those updates.

The film Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde came out in 1931, based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s original 1886 story. It was a hit with both critics and audiences, and received three Academy Award nominations: Best Writing Adaptation (now Best Adapted Screenplay), Best Cinematography, and Best Actor for Fredric March, who played both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. March won the Best Actor award, making the film one of the few horror movies to ever win an Oscar. Nearly a century later, this accomplishment remains rare.