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Everyone jumps to say Marathon is just too hard, or too ‘hardcore,’ but honestly, that’s not really the issue. It’s not a bad game, and I don’t think it demands too much. The problem is it doesn’t really give you enough back – things that feel unique or exciting. I really want to love this game, and I do dig the look and feel, plus I appreciate how ambitious it is. But after a while, everything starts to feel a little… samey. It loses its initial appeal. And honestly, looking at Bungie’s games over the years, this feels like part of a bigger trend, not just a one-time mistake.

The levels themselves haven’t changed, but everything in them looks dramatically better. We’ve completely overhauled the graphics – from things like explosions and how the spaceships look, to the overall environments. Each location, whether it’s Zoness with its giant sea serpent or the wreckage of Sector Y, now has a ton of new details. And there’s more to it than just that!

Okay, so this mission is seriously awesome! You fly out to Venom, which is where Dr. Andross ended up after getting kicked out, with Peppy and Pigma. Things get crazy when we lose contact with General Pepper – he actually thanks James for taking the mission, which, honestly, the General doesn’t seem thrilled about! Then, out of nowhere, a bunch of enemies attack, and get this – Pigma betrays Peppy and James, saying his new boss is paying him better! It’s a total shock, and really sets the stage for everything that happens next.

Nintendo recently revealed the next installment in the popular Star Fox series during a Nintendo Direct presentation. Instead of building a completely new game for the Switch 2, they’ve chosen to remake Star Fox 64 with significant updates and improvements. This remake features redesigned character models for the Star Fox team, extra cutscenes, enhanced gameplay, and new ways to play. Even longtime fans of the original Star Fox 64 will find plenty of fresh content to enjoy in this updated version.

Here are all the Star Wars movies and TV shows releasing after Maul – Shadow Lord.

If you only know Invincible from the Amazon Prime show, you’re in for a treat! The series is a fantastic adaptation of the comic, but it doesn’t include everything. Specifically, the comics featured some really fun crossovers with characters from other series. Even before Invincible became so popular, these team-ups happened. If you’re a fan of the show, here are 3 Invincible comic crossovers you won’t want to miss.

Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters has been a huge hit, but its success was unexpected. Sony Pictures Animation seemed hesitant about the film, releasing it directly on the streaming service instead of in theaters. What’s more, the movie tells a complete story with a satisfying conclusion for the character HUNTR/X. Because of this, a sequel would likely ruin the happy ending established in the first film.