The Justice League has grown so much that it now includes almost every hero on Earth. With so many members, anyone could potentially lead the team, and several heroes are well-qualified for the role. Here are seven DC characters who would be excellent choices to lead the League and maintain its strong reputation.
Japanese-style turn-based RPG Axe Cop is launching on the PS5 and PS4 this week, from 4th May.
I was reading an interview with Andrew Guest, the showrunner for Wonder Man, and he was talking about Season 2. Basically, he wants to reassure fans that the show isn’t going to change its core identity. He said if you like the show for being different, you’ll be happy with where it’s going. And if you were hoping for a total shift in direction, well, that’s not going to happen. Simon will still have powers, and the story will continue to focus on the relationship between the characters and the world of art and the entertainment industry – that’s what they really want to keep at the heart of things.
Cole Hauser is famous now for playing Rip Wheeler on Yellowstone, but many viewers might remember him from an earlier role. Before Yellowstone, he played the high school athlete Benny O’Donnell in the classic movie Dazed and Confused, which also starred Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, and Renée Zellweger. That film recently became available to stream on Peacock, starting April 1st. Dazed and Confused is a comedy set in a small Texas town in May 1976, following a group of teenagers as they celebrate the last day of school with parties and traditions, and look ahead to summer and what comes next.
Starting May 27th, 2019, the role-playing game The Outer Worlds will no longer be sold on most PC stores like Steam and the Epic Games Store. It’s also being removed from newer consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, but will still be available on PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. If you already own the game, you’ll still be able to play it. After May 27th, PC players wanting to buy The Outer Worlds will only be able to purchase the more expensive Spacer’s Choice Edition, which includes all downloadable content. However, anyone who owns the game now, or buys it before it’s removed, will get a special benefit.
There aren’t many standout games this time, but we’re cautiously optimistic about a couple. MOTORSLICE, a parkour platformer, seems promising, and Mixtape looks like it could be a compelling story about growing up.
Hey everyone, I’m so excited – Xbox Game Pass just added five new games today! And the best part? If you’re a Game Pass subscriber, you get a sweet 20% discount on each of these games as long as they’re on the service. Definitely worth checking out!
The comic Captain America (2025) focuses on Steve Rogers’s difficult mission in Latveria, a country torn apart by groups fighting for control and access to Doctor Doom’s incredibly dangerous weapons. The central plot revolves around finding Doom’s most powerful weapon, which, as revealed in issue #10, is a young version of Doom himself. This surprising discovery suggests a few potential outcomes, but it ultimately proves that Doctor Doom is a master planner who anticipates every possibility.
I was immediately drawn to Motorslice. Even though it’s not officially out until May 5th, I loved playing the demo on Steam. It’s a unique blend of fast-paced, challenging combat and fluid parkour movement, clearly inspired by games like Mirror’s Edge and NieR: Automata. The movement feels very similar to Mirror’s Edge, and the game’s world and style are reminiscent of NieR: Automata – it even features Kira Buckland, who voiced 2B in that game! If you’re a fan of either of those titles, Motorslice is definitely worth checking out.
1st Gen: Atari Pong | Coleco Telstar | Magnavox Odyssey