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Whether you enjoy them or not, the Joker movies offer a uniquely vivid portrayal of Gotham City, following Arthur Fleck’s desperate attempt to reveal the harsh realities of his city. His journey leads him to Arkham State Hospital, depicted in a more realistic way than before. Meanwhile, another film connected to the Batman universe – and significantly more critically acclaimed, with a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes – presents a stark and honest look at Arkham, and incorporates ideas from previously abandoned DC projects.

Studio Ozone is creating a board game based on Attack on Titan, and while a release date hasn’t been announced, the collaboration is officially happening. The studio previously made successful “murder mystery” games with other anime like Tokyo Revengers. These games let players work together to solve a crime – and sometimes one player even acts as the hidden criminal, trying to mislead everyone else! We don’t yet know which murder players will investigate in the Attack on Titan game, but you can find confirmation of the partnership below.

Several months after the first part of the Marvel and DC Comics team-up, DC/Marvel: Batman/Deadpool is here. And while the initial crossover was wild, this new installment takes things to an even more extreme level. Grant Morrison and Dan Mora throw Batman and Deadpool into a fantastical world and challenge them with a villain who could destroy both their universes. Luckily, the story results in the creation of a brand-new hero who combines Batman’s determination with Deadpool’s unpredictable and aggressive nature.

Professor X has died multiple times in Marvel Comics, whether through his own schemes or at the hands of those closest to him. Here’s a look at those deaths and how he always managed to come back.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has a ton of Iron Man material – enough to fill a massive aircraft carrier! With Robert Downey Jr. returning as Doctor Doom, fans are eagerly anticipating more. But while we wait, there are still plenty of Iron Man adventures to enjoy in animated form. Here’s a ranking of every animated Iron Man series and movie.

Many modern gamers have forgotten the hassle of games spread across multiple discs. But for those who remember, it was a genuine challenge. Games with bigger stories and more impressive visuals used to come on several discs – Final Fantasy VII, a classic RPG, needed three! Today’s massive open-world games would likely require four or five discs just for all the cutscenes. While there’s some nostalgia for those days, I’m glad we’ve moved past needing so many discs to play a game.

It’s especially sad when online games disappear, because often they were made with a lot of creativity and big ideas that could have really changed the gaming landscape. These games all tried to compete with World of Warcraft, and for a while, it looked like they might succeed. Unfortunately, things didn’t work out, and they lost players over time. Here are four MMOs that had what it took to challenge World of Warcraft, even though they never quite got the chance.

The latest episode of My Hero Academia FINAL SEASON brought the intense battle between heroes and villains to a thrilling conclusion. While the war is over, the anime isn’t quite finished – it will explore the aftermath of the conflict. The series will conclude soon, with the final episode airing in Japan on December 13th.

This episode wasn’t just the best of the series so far—it fundamentally changed the story, exceeding viewers’ expectations. The show took a dramatic turn towards the fantastical, which could have felt awkward, but “International Assassin” handled it brilliantly. It was a perfect episode that promises even more surprising developments ahead.