10 Things About Scream 3 That Have Aged Way Better Than Anyone Will Admit

Beyond its nostalgic feel, Scream 3 is surprisingly enjoyable and deserves more recognition within the Scream franchise. While the movie has some confusing scenes – like Tom fumbling for a lighter in a well-lit house to read a script hinting at a plot point – the positive aspects ultimately outweigh its flaws.

Xbox’s Controversial Rumored Console Plans Might Finally Be Changing For The Better

To make matters worse, rumors started circulating about a new Xbox that would be more like a PC. According to Xbox head Sarah Bond, it would be a “very premium and high-end” device. Given the high cost of the Xbox ROG Ally X, many people assumed this next Xbox would also be very expensive and aimed at PC gamers rather than traditional Xbox fans. This idea was widely criticized and considered a risky move. However, with new leadership in place, it seems Bond’s vision for a costly, PC-like console may no longer be the plan.

Marathon Has the Gameplay, But the UI Needs Serious Work

Playing the Marathon Server Slam has shown that the game’s core gameplay is really satisfying – gunfights feel powerful, and movement feels solid. However, the user interface is holding it back. It’s hard to quickly identify loot, and icons aren’t clear about what they do. Players have to spend a lot of time hovering over items to figure them out, which disrupts the fast pace of the game and makes learning feel like a chore instead of an enjoyable process.

After 32 Years, Some Of Marvel’s Best Arcade Classics Are Finally Playable Again

Classic 8-bit arcade games haven’t been easily accessible since their heyday, often limited to early 90s and 2000s home consoles. While modern Marvel games offer impressive fighting and action experiences, many fondly remember the simple beat-em-ups and side-scrolling games of that time. This new collection, with its online play and updated features, aims to recapture that nostalgic feeling for players.

Two Seasons of One of the Funniest Shows of the Last Decade Just Dropped on Netflix

As a big fan of comedy, I was thrilled to see the final two seasons of Brooklyn Nine-Nine finally hit Netflix! Seasons 7 and 8 became available on February 26th, giving us 23 more episodes to enjoy. It’s a bit of a revolving door with this show on Netflix – seasons come and go – and right now seasons 5 through 8 are all up there. But knowing how Netflix works, they won’t stay forever, so I’m definitely planning a binge-watching session while I still can!