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Throughout the year, the company will host a series of exciting events to celebrate the history of the popular platformer game. These include online content showing how the game and its character have changed over time, opportunities for fans to connect at meet-ups and events, special merchandise through partnerships with brands and retailers, temporary museum exhibits and art shows, live concerts, and a brand new story-based podcast.

Today, we’re taking a look back at DC’s original ten superheroes and ranking them by their lasting impact over the years. It’s worth remembering that when superhero comics first became popular, other types of comics—like adventure and mystery—declined. DC often repurposed popular characters from these genres, turning them into superheroes. For this ranking, we’re only including characters who started as superheroes—not those who transitioned from other genres like Americamando. Essentially, we’re defining a superhero as someone who fights crime while wearing a costume and keeping their identity a secret. With that settled, let’s get started!

It’s been eight years since Quantic Dream’s last game, Detroit: Become Human. While it’s been their most popular release so far, many fans actually consider Heavy Rain, which came out in 2010, to be the studio’s best work.

Edery recently shared a new blog post about Spirit Crossing, giving us a significant update on the game. After Spry Fox decided to return to being an independent studio in December, they announced changes to the game’s plans. Originally created for mobile devices as part of Netflix, Spirit Crossing will now also be released on Steam. While Netflix subscribers will still get a free mobile version, launching on Steam greatly expands the potential player base. The game is currently scheduled to launch later this year.