Little Nightmares 3 Update Makes Several Improvements on PS5, PS4

The latest update for Little Nightmares 3 addresses issues players have reported, including a key fix for PlayStation consoles to improve stability. The game sometimes experienced performance problems on PlayStation, and this update should resolve those. PC players using Intel XeSS 2.0 can also expect to see better performance.

5 Best Toho Kaiju Movies Without Godzilla

Here are five of the most enjoyable Toho films from the same era as Godzilla, excluding Godzilla himself. They’re a blast to watch and have a playful energy that still inspires the modern Monsterverse movies.

Marvel’s Attitude Towards Spider-Man Is Wrong (and I Can Prove It)

Whether fans liked it or not, the storyline “One More Day” fundamentally altered Spider-Man’s story. Although many readers loved Spider-Man and Mary Jane’s marriage, Marvel’s editors didn’t feel the same way. When Joe Quesada and Tom Brevoort became leaders, they chose to disregard fan preferences and ended the marriage, believing Spider-Man was more appealing and successful as a single character. After reading Spider-Man comics for nearly four decades, I strongly disagree with that decision, and I can explain why.

Dreamworks TV Show Leaves Netflix for Peacock (And There’s a Big Problem)

The animated series Trolls: The Beat Goes On! is no longer available on Netflix. The show, which bridges the gap between the first Trolls movie and Trolls World Tour, follows the adventures of characters like Queen Poppy and Branch as they navigate life in Troll Village. All eight seasons disappeared from Netflix on November 17th, and are now on Peacock, though currently only the first two seasons are available to stream there.

3 Cult TTRPGs You Forgot Were Awesome in the 1990s

The 1990s weren’t known for big, polished RPGs; instead, it was a time for unique, ambitious games that weren’t afraid to be different. Sadly, many of these innovative role-playing games were eventually forgotten as newer, more popular games took center stage. They became little more than historical notes. However, their impact hasn’t vanished. These games profoundly influenced the RPG genre, inspiring current game designers and introducing gameplay elements still used today. Let’s revisit three of the best overlooked tabletop RPGs from the 90s that deserve recognition.

3 Years On, Better Call Saul’s Wild Belated Post-Credits Was Just Confirmed By Its Creator

At the end of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Jesse is able to escape his past and begin a new life after saving enough money to start over in Alaska. This leaves Saul Goodman as the last of the three central figures from Breaking Bad to face legal consequences, which happens in the finale of Better Call Saul. The series concludes with the net closing in on his alias, “Gene Takavic.” Instead of accepting a plea bargain, he chooses to take responsibility for his actions and receives an 80-year prison sentence.

Invincible Star is Leaving The Series: “I Didn’t Feel Comfortable”

Aaron Paul, known for his voice work as Powerplex in the animated series Invincible, recently shared some surprising news while discussing the video game Dispatch. In an interview with “Kinda Funny Gamescast,” the Breaking Bad actor explained that he won’t be returning for future seasons of Invincible, but emphasized it wasn’t due to any issues with the show’s creators. Paul said they asked him to reprise his role, and while he’s a big fan of the series, the emotional toll of playing Powerplex was simply too intense. He expressed great respect for the show and its team, but admitted the character was a lot to handle.

Avengers: Doomsday AI “Leaks” Are Flooding Social Media, But Don’t Be Fooled

Recently, fake images related to the upcoming movie Doomsday have been circulating on social media. These include a picture seemingly showing the X-Men cast reuniting for additional filming, and AI-created images of Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom. There are also realistic-looking fake publicity photos featuring actors like Tobey Maguire (who’s rumored to be in the film as Spider-Man), Brie Larson, and Benedict Cumberbatch. While these images are convincing, it’s important to remember they aren’t real.