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Limited Run Games announced this week that the Nickelodeon Splat Pack will be released on January 30th. This collection features three classic SNES games from the mid-90s: Rocko’s Modern Life: Spunky’s Dangerous Day, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, and Guts. Aaahh!!! Real Monsters was also available on Sega Genesis, and that version is included in the Splat Pack as well.

Xbox has historically released games in an inconsistent way, but recent announcements suggest they’re moving away from making titles exclusive to their consoles. This is good news for PlayStation and Sony players, and it seems Xbox Game Studios wants more people to be able to enjoy their games. However, Xbox fans might not be thrilled, as console exclusivity is often what helps a system compete with others.

Over the past ten years, Marvel has created many new villains, some of whom have become truly memorable. While facing tough competition from established, popular villains, a few have really stood out. Here are the ten best Marvel villains introduced in the last decade – characters with the potential to become legendary.

Many consider All-Star Superman to be one of the greatest Superman stories ever told. It beautifully combines the best elements from every era of the character, resulting in a truly exceptional narrative. From the moment it was released, readers recognized its special quality, and it has since become the standard for everything fans admire about Superman. It’s a landmark comic, offering a timeless and flawless story that remains impactful even today.

As a huge fan of the Dunk and Egg stories, I was really excited about A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. It still centers on Ser Duncan the Tall, a young knight still mourning his old mentor, and his adventures begin at a tourney in Ashford Meadow. Let me tell you, thrown into a competition with all these seasoned knights, Dunk quickly realizes he’s out of his depth! It’s interesting because a lot of his early experience was just traveling around Westeros as a squire to Ser Arlan of Pennytree – a character most people, aside from maybe Baelor Targaryen, have totally forgotten. Honestly, even readers of the original The Hedge Knight don’t have a super clear picture of Arlan, as the books keep him somewhat mysterious. But the adaptation smartly drops that ambiguity, and I think it’s a fantastic decision that really helps bring the story to life.

The series centers on Rachel Harkin (Camila Morrone), who travels with her fiancé, Nicky Cunningham (Adam DiMarco), to his family’s isolated vacation home for their wedding. But things quickly become unsettling. Each episode covers one day leading up to the ceremony, and as strange events pile up, Rachel’s fears and suspicions grow increasingly intense.