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This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Sakura Wars series. Sega recently unveiled a special logo to commemorate the milestone, signaling they have plans for a celebration. They’ve confirmed announcements are coming soon regarding anniversary merchandise and events. While there’s no word yet about a new game, remaster, remake, or even a re-release of older titles, many fans suspect a game announcement is likely, given the extent of the planned celebration.

This special issue was packed with hilarious jokes and comic strips that playfully poked fun at DC Comics, including its popular characters and running gags. Superman, one of DC’s most famous heroes, wasn’t safe from the satire, and he and his supporting cast were frequent targets. From jokes about the endless types of kryptonite to a funny parody of The Daily Planet, MAD About DC #1 delivered some truly funny Superman moments. Here are 5 of the best jokes focusing on Superman and the people in his life.

Two new films based on The Lord of the Rings are causing controversy. The Hunt for Gollum takes place early in The Fellowship of the Ring, showing Gandalf and Aragorn’s pursuit of Gollum, and it already received some criticism. However, Stephen Colbert’s film, Shadow of the Past, has sparked even more outrage, with many fans worried it will damage the original trilogy. Interestingly, a quote from The Return of the King hints that this new movie might actually fit into the existing story.

I’m really excited about Nintendo’s new cozy game, but also a little worried. There’s a lot to like, and it could be fantastic, but there’s one thing that’s bothering me. I’m talking about Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, the sequel to the popular Nintendo 3DS game that’s become quite expensive. It’s been well-marketed and recently had a demo, which I tried out. Even though the demo only showed a small part of the full game, I’m not sure it will be the relaxing and charming experience I was hoping for.

Many great Avengers stories don’t get the recognition they deserve. Some are hidden gems, while others are unfairly disliked but actually really enjoyable. Here are ten stories that every fan should experience – they’re classics that deserve more attention.

Many movie fans prefer a good thriller to a long miniseries, and a classic from the 1990s is currently streaming on Tubi for free. Tom Twyker’s 1998 independent film, Run Lola Run, tells the story of Lola, played by Franka Potente, who has just 20 minutes to find 100,000 German marks to save her boyfriend from trouble. What starts as a simple crime story quickly becomes a more unusual and thought-provoking experience.