10 Best Harley Quinn Storylines in DC Comics, Ranked by Impact

You know, it’s amazing to me how far Harley Quinn has come. She started as just a sidekick in the Joker’s world, but she’s really broken out on her own. Now, she’s actually been central to some of the best DC storylines, and honestly, a lot of them don’t even involve the Joker anymore. It’s incredible to see her development as a character.

5 Movies Everyone Thought Would Flop (But Were Actually Amazing)

Let’s look at some examples of movies that were initially met with skepticism but later became beloved classics, frequently rewatched and highly recommended. These films demonstrate the importance of giving projects time to prove themselves. While there’s always a risk of something failing, there’s an equal chance it could become a timeless favorite.

Nintendo Switch 2 Stealth Releases 1999 Classic

In 2017, a remastered version of the classic 1999 game RollerCoaster Tycoon, originally created by Chris Sawyer and Frontier Developments, was released. This version, called RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic, first came to the Nintendo Switch in 2024 and is now being updated for the new Nintendo Switch 2. While the updated version will cost $5 for existing Switch owners, it’s not entirely clear what changes justify the price. The only confirmed improvements are enhanced resolution and new mouse controls using the Joy-Con 2. Though these are improvements, upgrade costs usually include more substantial changes. The full game will cost new players $30 on the Switch 2, which is $5 more than on other gaming systems. While this price difference isn’t unusual for Switch and Switch 2 games, it’s still a bit disappointing.

PS1 Shooter Gets New Release Over 20 Years Later

The classic arcade game Geki-Oh ShienRyu is back! Originally created by Warashi and released in Japanese arcades in 1997, ShienRyu is a fast-paced shooter where you pilot a jet fighter against waves of enemies through diverse levels. While popular in Japan, it didn’t reach Western audiences until 2002 with the PlayStation release, Geki-Oh Shooting King. Now, more than 20 years later, that version of the game is available to play again.

AI Eats Your Money Like Larry Eats Soup: 82% Gone, Baby, Gone!

And where’s it all going? Bug fixes, rewrites, and delays. Basically, AI is the George Costanza of tech-always promising big, delivering… well, you know. Engineering teams are shipping code that’s about as reliable as a Seinfeld reunion show. Meanwhile, Oracle’s out here taking on debt like I take on free samples at Costco. And OKX? They’re restructuring talent evaluations faster than I change my mind about ordering dessert.