GameCube Games Just Got Two Major Upgrades on Nintendo Switch Online

It’s unknown whether recent improvements have been applied to all GameCube games on Nintendo Switch Online, or just to new releases. However, the latest addition, Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, features some enhancements compared to earlier titles. Nintendo didn’t announce these changes, but players quickly spotted them.

New G Gundam Anime Has Arrived Online

A special video celebrating the 30th anniversary of Mobile Fighter G Gundam has been released, bringing back the iconic God Gundam and Master Gundam mechs. While not a full episode, the video showcases a thrilling battle between the two, created with experimental 3DCG animation. Bandai Namco Filmworks released the video on the official Gundam YouTube channel, aiming for a unique and exciting portrayal of these classic robots. You can watch it below!

5 Fantasy Movie Masterpieces That Break All The Genre’s Rules (& #3 Will Shock You)

Over time, authors like JRR Tolkien, Ursula K. Le Guin, and George RR Martin have all contributed to the growth of the fantasy genre. While books such as The Lord of the Rings were foundational, many other fantasy stories intentionally challenged and twisted traditional expectations. This trend continued in film, with movies like Pan’s Labyrinth, Shrek, and The Green Knight all taking familiar fantasy tropes and reinventing them in surprising ways.

26 Years Ago Today, Doctor Who Finally Revealed the Master’s Origin Story (& Why He Really Hates the Doctor)

The revelation of the Timeless Child deeply affected the Master, ultimately leading to his devastating destruction of the Time Lords. He couldn’t bear the idea that the Doctor was the original source of his ability to regenerate, and this drove him to commit genocide while trying to control all of time and space. But the origins of the Master’s descent into madness actually date back 26 years, explored in the novel The Dark Path by David A. McIntee.

10 Major Project Hail Mary Book Scenes Cut From the Movie (That Make the Sci-fi Story Great)

Just like Andy Weir’s previous hit, The Martian, adapting Project Hail Mary for the big screen required some changes. Given the book’s length – 475 pages – it was inevitable that certain parts wouldn’t make it into the movie, and that the film would need to combine and streamline the story. Here are ten key moments from the book that fans will notice are missing from the film. Be warned: major spoilers for both the book and movie follow.