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It’s actually somewhat amusing because, overall, Renegades is perfectly fine. Despite borrowing heavily from Star Wars – and doing so in a strange way – it’s a fairly simple game for anyone familiar with Destiny. It doesn’t offer many surprises, and its gameplay feels largely unoriginal. Even the missions where you explore the Lawless Frontier, requesting vehicles and airstrikes similar to Helldivers 2, aren’t nearly as thrilling or engaging.

The beginning of Metal Gear Solid 2 cleverly sets up Solid Snake as the main hero, making players feel comfortable and familiar with the series. However, the game takes a surprising turn after just an hour. The story jumps forward two years, and Snake is believed to be dead. From then on, you play as Raiden, a new character who, while less experienced and charming than Snake, is more agile and capable. Raiden’s biggest advantage in gameplay is his ability to quickly roll between cover. But many players were initially frustrated by the change because Raiden lacked Snake’s personality and iconic voice. It felt like a beloved character had been put on the sidelines with no promise of a return. Looking back, we now appreciate Raiden’s development and his impressive role in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, but in 2001, there was no guarantee that Solid Snake would ever regain the spotlight.

The animated series The Powerpuff Girls had a reboot in 2016, but it proved to be quite controversial. Both longtime fans of the original show and new viewers were disappointed with the updated version. However, if you’re curious, you can now stream the reboot on Hulu.

Having played a key role in the Clone Wars, Anakin feels he’s earned a promotion. The Jedi Order makes it difficult to gain respect without achieving a higher rank, and the films don’t fully show how much Anakin had to do to climb the ladder. Here’s a breakdown of all the Jedi ranks within the official Star Wars story.

When Fargo came out in 1996, it was immediately hailed as a classic, and it still holds up remarkably well almost 30 years later. Now, it’s easy to watch thanks to streaming – it became available on Paramount+ on December 1st.

DC Comics is one of the biggest names in the comic book industry, famous for creating beloved characters like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. Fans of DC generally appreciate its complex stories, mature themes, and deep dives into what makes characters tick. Adapting from the often-gritty world of DC comics to a different format like anime can be tricky, but that doesn’t mean DC fans won’t find anime they love. While comics and anime share some similarities, it can be a challenge to switch between the two. This list highlights several fantastic anime series that even dedicated DC fans will enjoy, chosen for their similar mood and style.

DC’s recent success comes down to one key thing: strong writing. Over the past few years, DC’s creative team has been revitalizing its universe, reintroducing classic characters and teams. They currently have some of the best writers in the comic book industry, and it reminds many of the 1990s – a time when DC consistently earned critical and fan praise, even when sales weren’t always the highest. ’90s DC was exceptional, especially considering it faced stiff competition from two dominant publishers.