The Justice League is incredibly strong, but their power depends on who’s on the team, and they aren’t always victorious. They’ve saved the universe countless times, but they’ve also suffered major defeats, with several villains completely overwhelming them in battle. Here are seven DC villains who have defeated the Justice League, proving they can be beaten.
Fans of action movies can now watch Con Air on Hulu! This classic 1997 thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and John Malkovich, has often been compared to Die Hard but takes place on a plane transporting prisoners. The story follows Cameron Poe, a former Army Ranger, who just wants to get home to his family after being released from prison. But when dangerous inmates take over the flight, he has to stop them and ensure everyone’s safety—including his own—to finally make it home. Con Air became available on Hulu on April 1st.
PlayStation doesn’t have one consistent mascot; instead, each system has featured its own. The original PlayStation’s mascot was Crash Bandicoot, the star of one of its best-selling games. Released in 1996, this 3D platformer was a major success, offering a fresh and dynamic gameplay experience with both forward and side-scrolling views. Players loved it, and it spawned a whole franchise. The game has since been updated, and throughout PlayStation’s history, Crash Bandicoot remained a key face for the system, selling over 6.8 million copies.
Currently, the most pre-ordered game for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 on Amazon in the United States is the remake of Star Fox 64, simply titled Star Fox. It’s impressive that it’s already number one even though it hasn’t been released yet! In fact, the top three most pre-ordered games are all unreleased Switch 2 titles: Star Fox, followed by Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, and Splatoon Raiders. Rounding out the top 10 are Pokemon Pokopia, Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, Just Dance 2026, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem.
While the Final Fantasy series started on Nintendo consoles, it really took off on PlayStation with games like Final Fantasy VII, VIII, and IX. It continued to be incredibly popular on the PlayStation 2, with many titles selling exceptionally well. Final Fantasy XII, released in 2006, was a fan favorite, winning awards and being re-released on consoles like the PS4. It was particularly successful in Japan, selling over 550,000 more copies there than in other regions, and has sold a total of over 5.94 million copies worldwide.
We enjoyed the game, giving it a 9 out of 10 and calling it a remarkably engaging story. However, we also noted in our review that it won’t appeal to all players.
Sony announced that MLB The Show 26 was the best-selling game on the PlayStation Store in the US for April. Here’s the rest of the top ten, starting at number five: Content Warning, Grand Theft Auto V, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, Minecraft, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The PlayStation exclusive game Saros came in at number eleven, which is impressive since it was released on April 30th, late in the month.
According to MP1st, the new system will track your gaming activity, identifying important events like defeating bosses or achieving high scores.
The latest game in the One Piece series, One Piece: Escape from Egghead, is a cooperative adventure for 1-4 players. Players work together to be the first to escape Egghead Island by overcoming three challenging bosses. The game combines dice rolls with a ‘press your luck’ mechanic, and players will need to use the unique powers of Luffy and Bonney to succeed. Despite all the action, a full game should take between 30 and 60 minutes. You can get a sneak peek at the game below.
The 11th episode of Power Rangers RPM, titled “Doctor K,” first aired on May 9th, 2009. The episode focused on the backstory of Doctor K, the team’s mentor, and introduced the future Gold and Silver Rangers, Gem and Gemma. It was revealed that Gem and Gemma, who are twins, were originally test pilots for the new Ranger suits while the corrupt government organization, Alphabet Soup, was in control. Although they later joined the team as Rangers, this episode showed how crucial they were to Doctor K all along.