PS5 Testing Slideshow Wallpapers for Popular Welcome Hub Feature

We’ve recently added a new section that shows you details about the game you played most recently, including the total number of times you’ve played and your total playtime. You’ll also find quick access to your wishlist, friends list, Trophies, and other features.

Legend of Zelda Fans Are Still Obsessed With This One Breakout Character

However, there are a few exceptions, and Link in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is a prime example. Released on November 19, 2006, for the Nintendo Wii and GameCube, Twilight Princess went back to the adventure style of games like Ocarina of Time and Majora’s Mask. This was a shift from the more unique approach of Wind Waker and the retro-style games like Four Swords Adventure and The Minish Cap. The game also improved the sidekick character—previously Navi—making this companion much more helpful and well-received.

5 Underrated Madhouse Anime Productions, Ranked

Madhouse is a hugely popular anime studio famous for its incredible animation and captivating stories. They’re behind hits like Death Note, Hunter x Hunter, and One-Punch Man, as well as many other great anime. While a lot of their most famous shows are well-loved, some fantastic Madhouse series haven’t gotten the attention they deserve. This list will highlight some of those underrated gems that you should definitely check out soon.

A Former WWE Star Has Won AEW’s Newest Championship at Full Gear

AEW Full Gear featured the exciting Casino Gauntlet match to determine the very first AEW National Champion. Twelve wrestlers competed for the title, but Ricochet overcame the odds – and several moments where opponents outnumbered him – to win. This victory marks Ricochet’s first title win since joining AEW, making him the inaugural AEW National Champion.

The DCU Must Adapt This Beloved Superman Story, But It Can Only Be Done One Way

After DC Comics revamped its storylines following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Superman’s past was largely erased. While some classic villains like Lex Luthor and Brainiac were reimagined, fans generally accepted these changes, and elements of the original history were later brought back. The story Superman: Exile, a 13-part series published across three comic books, saw Superman leave Earth and wander the universe alone, punishing himself for killing General Zod and his followers. This storyline also reintroduced Mongul, a unique yellow alien first appearing in 1980, as a major and dangerous enemy. The DC Universe has plenty of background to support an adaptation of Superman: Exile, but its grand scale would be best realized through animation.