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Joining forces with the Avengers might make Deadpool lose sight of his humble beginnings. He wasn’t always a leading man – once, his connections only earned him small roles in cartoons. Here’s a look at every animated appearance of Deadpool, from worst to best.

The GameCube had a lot of great games, from popular franchises like Pokémon and Donkey Kong to lesser-known titles. While some older games are getting remakes or remastered now, giving them a chance to reach new audiences, a few GameCube gems have been overlooked. Games like *Kirby Air Ride* have already seen a revival, but these three underrated titles deserve a modern comeback as soon as possible.

Like any rumor, it’s best to be skeptical, but the latest buzz suggests the upcoming *Star Wars: Starfighter* will heavily feature Jedi and might connect to the sequel trilogy. Some fans might find this disappointing. The movie had the chance to be a fresh, independent story, showcasing the endless possibilities of the *Star Wars* universe. Instead, it could become linked to existing storylines and the overall *Star Wars* mythos, potentially making the galaxy feel less expansive. However, I believe this connection could actually be a good thing for the franchise right now.

These villains used to show up in comics more frequently, but when comic books shifted from single-issue stories to longer, collected storylines, they became less common, overshadowed by more popular enemies. That’s a shame, because they’re all incredibly interesting characters with a lot of potential. Here are ten Marvel villains who deserve another chance in the spotlight.

I remember when *Fairy Tail* first came out in 2006 – it was a long run, ending in 2017. It was great to see it come back with a sequel, *100 Years Quest*, with new art by Ueda Atsuo. The original manga got a full anime adaptation by A-1 Pictures, but the anime sequel, done by J.C. Staff, finished its first season in January 2025 and we’re still waiting to hear about Season 2. What’s really interesting is that Hiro Mashima, the creator, didn’t take a break after *Fairy Tail* ended and has been working on other projects. Now, @MangaMoguraRE on X has shared that he’s starting *another* new series! We don’t know much about it yet, but it sounds like it’s planned to be a long-running one, which is different from the one-shot manga he put out earlier this year.

NintendoEverything reported that a recent Switch firmware update allows five games originally made for the Switch 1 to now work perfectly on the new Switch 2. This is significant for Nintendo with every update, but especially so this time because it includes a very popular, ongoing online game. With this update, players can now enjoy *Warframe* – a huge game with a large player base – on the Switch 2, letting them play their favorite game on the go with the console’s improved power. Here’s a list of all the games that are now compatible:

Let’s start with the disappointing news: Mimikyu won’t be appearing in Pokémon Go during this Halloween event. However, this is only the first part of the Halloween celebration, so there’s still hope for its debut in the future. For now, players can look forward to the arrival of Poltchageist and its evolution, Sinistcha, both brand new to the game. And that’s not all – Shiny Sinistea will also be available starting October 21st when the first part of the Halloween event begins.

On October 10th, Nightdive Studio will no longer offer the original version of *System Shock 2*. However, anyone who buys the *System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster* will receive it for free. Since the remaster launched on June 26th, players who purchase it will have immediate access to the classic game.