I was checking their Twitter, and it looks like you can now add the game to your wishlist! They also quietly reminded us when it’s coming out, which feels like a pretty firm, if subtle, confirmation of the release timeframe. It’s a good sign, honestly!
Whether a hero is ‘better’ after coming back to life is subjective – it really depends on your perspective. While many heroes die and are resurrected, it’s rarer for them to actually improve afterward, whether through stronger powers, a more compelling personality, or simply better stories. This article looks at seven heroes who genuinely benefited from their return from the brink, becoming something more than they were before.
Starting November 1st, you can watch all four Men in Black movies on Peacock. The films are based on the Marvel Comics series by Lowell Cunningham. The original trilogy – Men in Black, Men in Black II, and Men in Black 3 – stars Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as Agent J and Agent K, members of a top-secret organization that keeps track of and controls alien activity on Earth. The newest movie, Men in Black: International, features Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson as MIB agents who team up for a worldwide adventure when aliens with the ability to disguise themselves as humans appear.
As a huge Predator fan, I just finished watching Predator: Badlands, and it’s a really interesting take on the franchise. It doesn’t follow the typical ‘humans vs. Predator’ formula at all. Instead, it tells the story of a young Predator named Dek, showing us how he learns to hunt and earns his place among the Yautja. We see him leave his harsh home planet and land on a world where everything – seriously, everything – is out to get him. The movie really clarifies a lot about Predator culture and expands the overall lore in some significant ways. Just a heads-up, if you haven’t seen it yet, be warned: major spoilers are coming up!
This version of Superman isn’t the famous hero everyone knows. Instead of soaring around Metropolis, he’s a hidden wanderer, traveling the world and quietly helping those in need. He consistently intervenes against the sinister Lazarus Corporation. Eventually, Ra’s al Ghul, Brainiac, and Lazarus Corp discover him and try to capture and control him. In Absolute Superman #13, Superman teams up with the people of Smallville for a final, desperate battle against Ra’s and his army. The story highlights how Superman’s courage and strength of character empower others to fight for a brighter future, even in a world under Darkseid’s control.
In case you’re wondering, the movie we’re talking about is 2012, featuring John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandiwe Newton, and Woody Harrelson. It became available to stream on Tubi in early November, so it’s now free to watch for everyone.
While Age of Imprisonment might not play like a traditional Legend of Zelda game, it provides official backstory, detailing the complete Imprisoning War. Unlike other Hyrule Warriors titles which take place in separate worlds, this game expands on the main story of Hyrule. But where does Age of Imprisonment fit within the overall Legend of Zelda timeline? The timeline is famously complex and often debated, but here’s what we know for certain.
If you enjoy this anime, Amazon Prime Video has a similar series called Tatsuki Fujimoto 17-26, which has been available to stream since November 8, 2025. The show is based on eight short stories created by popular manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto during his teenage years and early twenties. A team of six animation studios and seven directors collaborated on the project. The result is an engaging anthology with a variety of animation styles, delivering eight episodes of compelling content.
It’s particularly surprising given Nintendo’s past. They’ve traditionally focused on strong game and console releases to attract players, rather than relying on subscription services. While Switch Online has always been a nice addition – offering retro games, online multiplayer, and cloud saves – it’s now becoming a competitor to some of the biggest names in gaming subscriptions.
Tencent is facing a lawsuit from Sony, who claims their game infringes on Sony’s copyrights and trademarks. If Sony wins, Tencent might have to significantly alter the game’s marketing and character design, potentially causing major problems for its subsidiary, Polaris Quest. However, Tencent is building a surprisingly strong defense centered around the game’s main character, and it involves a comparison to Mickey Mouse.