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The 2010s were a period of huge change for television, especially with the rise of streaming services creating their own shows. Many of the decade’s most popular science fiction series either began on these platforms or eventually moved there. Despite this shift, the decade showed that there was still plenty of room for new and exciting ideas in the genre, and audiences continued to embrace science fiction. While these five shows may not have always topped the ratings, they’ve had a lasting impact on the genre and its fans.

I put the device through a real-world test, using it for long gaming sessions, writing, and all my regular online activities – just as I would with any other device. I didn’t see it as a temporary gadget, but as something that needed to prove its worth. Gradually, my initial doubts faded. It wasn’t an immediate change, but I eventually stopped questioning its performance and started depending on it.

John C. McGinley is at ComicCon Napoli today, and ComicBook’s Liz Declan had a chance to ask him about the future of his character, Dr. Cox. Before discussing that, McGinley shared his ideal storyline for the second season of the Scrubs revival – and it involves a showdown with his longtime ‘rival,’ Hugh Jackman.

Episode 8 takes an interesting turn by referencing elements from Episode III – but not specifically Revenge of the Sith. The episode is titled “The Creeping Fear,” which was a popular online guess for the title of Episode III back in 2004, before the actual title was revealed.

Tom Holland first appeared as Spider-Man within the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War, immediately becoming part of the Avengers’ world. While this connection was a benefit compared to previous Spider-Man actors like Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, it also meant the MCU hadn’t explored the more grounded, everyday struggles of Spider-Man. The events of No Way Home reset things by making everyone forget Peter Parker’s identity, leaving him genuinely on his own for the first time within the MCU. However, recent storylines haven’t fully delivered on the potential of this fresh start.

Hamster, a video game publisher, has recently brought the side-scrolling shooter Rohga: Armor Force to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. This game first appeared in arcades in 1992 as a follow-up to Vapor Trail, and it was later adapted for the original PlayStation in 1996. However, Rohga: Armor Force was only released in Japan for the PS1, meaning players outside of Japan may not know it well. Also known as Wolf Fang in Japan, the game was eventually followed by a sequel called Skull Fang, but that sequel never made it to the PS1.

Currently, the most popular game on Steam is Far Far West, a first-person shooter for 1-4 players. Developed by Evil Raptor and published by Fireshine Games, it’s earned an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating – the highest possible on the platform – and is also the best-selling game. In just a few days, it’s received almost 7,000 user reviews, with 97% of players giving it a positive rating.

Alright, so the new patch is live, and it’s bringing two things we’ve been waiting for! First, we can finally rematch bosses – huge for perfecting those runs! And second, Re-Blockades are in, which should shake things up nicely. I’m excited to jump back in and try them out!

I’m actually going to check out Replaced on my Steam Deck this weekend!

After more than three decades, World Heroes Perfect is being re-released on Steam, showcasing the care and detail that went into its original creation. This new version celebrates the game’s unique design and quirky style, fully embracing its unusual premise with impressive energy. It’s a great chance for fighting game fans – especially those unfamiliar with this somewhat hidden gem – to experience a classic era and battle with some of the most distinctive characters in the genre.