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In 2015, Marvel launched Secret Wars, a major storyline by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, which was hyped as their biggest story ever. While named after a previous Marvel event, it actually drew more inspiration from DC’s Crisis on Infinite Earths. This story is considered one of Marvel’s strongest event series and marked a significant shift for the publisher. They made a crucial decision – choosing not to reboot their universe – which has had lasting consequences, and it’s a lesson the Marvel Cinematic Universe should pay attention to.

It would have been simple to fill this list with games from just one franchise, like all Star Wars or Spider-Man titles. But to keep things diverse, I’ve chosen only one game per series. So, you won’t see multiple games from the same franchise here – I’ve selected what I believe is the best representative from each.

It’s been a while since Ridley Scott directed a science fiction film – his last one was Alien: Covenant in 2017, but many consider The Martian (2015) his best in the genre. The Martian was a departure for the director of Alien, focusing on realistic survival rather than fantastical creatures. If you’re a subscriber to Netflix or Peacock, be aware that The Martian will no longer be available to stream after December 31st, so watch it now!

Don’t worry, this isn’t another Demon Slayer movie – those characters deserve a break after dominating the box office for three years! Instead, get ready for Lupin the IIIrd: The Immortal Bloodline, a film decades in the making. It promises the exciting action, cool style, and memorable characters you’ve been craving – characters who are practically professional escape artists.

This year has seen some unexpected indie game hits, like Blue Prince, which quickly gained critical acclaim and became popular with players. Surprisingly, one of the biggest successes is actually a game that’s been available for nearly ten years. A recent sale, combined with its consistently fun gameplay, has brought the game to more players than ever before, especially during the holiday season.

Released in 1999 for the Nintendo 64, Castlevania was the first game in the long-running series to use 3D graphics. Although future games would switch between 3D and the series’ traditional 2D style, this initial move to 3D was groundbreaking. Castlevania had previously been known for its excellent 2D platforming, so experiencing it in 3D was a surprising and exciting change for fans. This bold step was crucial to the series’ continued success, and without it, the iconic Gothic action series we know today might have evolved very differently.

Let’s break down what we’ve seen in all four trailers, not just the latest one. While we haven’t yet seen Robert Downey Jr.’s face as Doctor Doom, we’re starting to understand the direction the movie is taking.

Anime News Network recently shared a list on X (formerly Twitter) of what they considered the most disappointing anime of the year, and asked fans to weigh in. Their picks included titles like Lazarus, Go! Go! Loser Ranger! Season 2, Baban Baban Ban Vampire, Uglymug Epicfighter, Beheneko, Yandere Dark Elf, Ubel Blatt, Momentary Lily, and The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4. Many of these shows weren’t very popular or well-received. Even the more recognizable titles, Lazarus and The Rising of the Shield Hero, received mixed reactions from viewers.

It’s incredibly difficult to capture the depth of Elden Ring’s diverse combat in a fast-paced multiplayer game, but Elden Ring Nightreign surprisingly succeeds.