Despite concerns that the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most popular period might be over and audiences were tiring of superhero films, Phase 6 started well last year. The Fantastic Four: First Steps kicked off the final part of the Multiverse Saga in July, introducing Marvel’s First Family with a talented cast, stunning visuals, and a grand science fiction story that saw Earth-828 face off against Galactus.
If you haven’t heard, the most wishlisted game on Steam right now is Subnautica 2, the follow-up to the popular 2018 game Subnautica. Like the first game, Subnautica 2 is an underwater survival adventure where you’ll explore the ocean, gather resources, and build vehicles, tools, and bases. You can play solo or team up with friends.
Season 4 of Yellowjackets has a lot of loose ends to tie up, which is concerning given the show was originally planned for five seasons. Many questions remain after the first three seasons, and while fans have come up with some interesting theories about what might happen, it’s still unclear which, if any, will prove to be correct.
Okay, so I’ve been thinking about fantasy games I really want to see a sequel for, and I’ve made a list of six. I’ve even tried to guess which ones we’re most likely to actually get – here’s how I’d rank them, from most to least hopeful!
The X-Men universe has a rich history with interesting concepts that either faded away or haven’t been used in a long time. It would be great to see some of these ideas explored again, as Marvel often draws on its past to appeal to longtime fans. Here are seven pieces of X-Men history that deserve a fresh look, bringing back fond memories for fans of the team’s earlier stories.
The core idea behind the “Smile” entity – a demonic force that possesses people, leading them to commit suicide while smiling and then passing the curse on to anyone they smile at before dying – is flexible and could work in many different scenarios. A potential sequel, Smile 2, could explore how celebrities often hide personal struggles behind forced smiles, maintaining a public facade despite private difficulties.
The first season of Neuromancer, created by Graham Roland and J.D. Dillard, will have 10 episodes on Apple TV+. The show features a fantastic cast from around the world, promising to do justice to—and possibly even surpass—the acclaimed novel it’s based on. Let’s meet the characters and the actors bringing them to life.
Pixar is well-known for creating beloved characters that aren’t human, but their new film, Hoppers, will explore the animal world in more detail than ever before. Making the movie even gave the voice actors a new understanding of animals, and some of them realized they had previously misunderstood how animals behave.
Season three of The Night Agent follows Agent Peter Sutherland on a new mission: tracking down a young treasury agent who ran to Istanbul after killing his supervisor and stealing confidential government information. As Peter investigates, he gets caught up in a web of secret funding and finds himself targeted by both assassins and a determined journalist. Peter and the runaway agent must team up to expose dangerous secrets and old resentments that could destroy them – and even destabilize the government.
It seems Deadpool might be facing a new enemy. Someone is feeding him information, and things rarely go smoothly for him when that happens. Whether this new villain will be one of Deadpool’s strongest opponents is still unknown. Here’s a rundown of Deadpool’s seven most dangerous foes, listed in order of power. Allies who sometimes fight him, like Cable, aren’t included because they aren’t true villains.