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Just hours before, I’d been climbing the decaying walls around the Zone, carrying Dr. Hermann’s TOPAZ Scanner like a heavy backpack. My goal was simple: find a place to recharge the mysterious object that had destroyed my apartment. But now, sneaking into the pitch-black night, I experienced the PS5’s incredibly realistic immersion for the first time. As I felt the gravel crunch under my fingers, static-filled radio chatter came through the controller’s speaker. Someone already knew I was here, and the 3D sound clearly showed me where two soldiers were hiding in the darkness. I still wasn’t ready when bullets started whizzing past my head and gunfire echoed across the marsh, making it terrifyingly clear how vulnerable I was.

James Gunn could have simply stated that Peacemaker Season 2 happens on an alternate Earth separate from the Superman universe. However, he went further, meticulously changing key events from Season 1 to accommodate this, even involving the Justice League. Here are four ways Gunn’s major revision of the Justice League’s history impacts the new DC Universe canon.

This comic initially stood out with a unique approach, designed to build anticipation for the return of the Maker and culminate in the Ultimate Endgame storyline. While it added a distinctive element at first, this central idea has ultimately become a major weakness. As the Ultimate Marvel series nears its conclusion, it’s clear that this gimmick has done more harm than good to the comics.

While classic sci-fi films are enjoyable, many newer releases are equally good but don’t get the recognition they deserve. It’s easy for quality movies to be missed in such a crowded genre, and that’s why so many great recent sci-fi films are overlooked and rarely discussed.

While Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle is doing very well in theaters, its continued success means fans will likely have to wait for a streaming release. The film recently opened in China, earning $52.4 million in its first three days, and has now reached a worldwide total of $730 million. Because it’s still playing in many cinemas around the world, a streaming release isn’t expected soon.

So, Redsec has this Battle Royale mode that’s totally free to play, which is awesome! But the full game itself you have to buy. Luckily, they let you try it out with a free trial first, so you can see if it’s your kind of thing before dropping any money. It’s a good way to test the waters, you know?