Prime Video really shines when it comes to quality shows, across all genres. Here are 7 series that consistently deliver a great experience, from the first episode to the finale, and are definitely worth your time.
I was so excited to hear about The Punisher showing up in the new film, and honestly, the dynamic between him and Spider-Man is one of my favorite parts! I’m a huge fan of Jon Bernthal, and getting to see them share the screen together was a real treat. It’s cool to learn that what made it into the movie wasn’t exactly what was planned originally – Destin Daniel Cretton really let them explore the relationship and create something amazing. I really hope we get to see Spider-Man and the Punisher team up again in the future – they’d make a fantastic duo!
Nicolas Cage’s wildly unique portrayal of Spider-Man – known here simply as The Spider – offers a thrilling and unpredictable contrast to the more wholesome version played by Tom Holland. It features more intense action and even some surprisingly creepy body horror. Importantly, it demonstrates that Sony was right to try creating a more mature corner of the Spider-Man universe. It also proves that Sony’s Spider-Verse projects can successfully feature different versions of Spider-Man, not just villains or side characters. After a string of disappointments, Spider-Noir feels like exactly what the franchise needed, and it reverses their recent losing streak in a big way.
Fans of Naruto are excited to see the older characters return in the sequel series, but it feels like some of the newer generation are being sidelined. While characters like Boruto, Sarada, Mitsuki, and Kawaki have had their moments, they aren’t getting enough focus. Two Blue Vortex needs to give these characters more opportunities to shine through engaging battles and storylines, just like the original series did with characters outside of Team 7. A great example of this is the “Search For Sasuke” arc, which effectively highlighted the younger generation in a compelling way.
A weapon is only as effective as the person wielding it, and the Green Lanterns of Earth are no exception. Earth has produced more Lanterns than any other planet, and each one uses their power ring in a unique way. Even with the same equipment, Lanterns have different levels of ability. Today, we’ll be ranking all eight human Green Lanterns based on the sheer amount of power they can channel through their rings. Let’s dive in and take a look at each of them.
A new report from Residence of Evil 2 suggests a remake of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica will be announced at the Geoff Keighley show. This game, released in 2000, continues the story three months after Resident Evil 2 and runs alongside the events of Resident Evil 3. It features Claire and Chris Redfield as the main characters. Despite receiving a very high score of 94 on Metacritic – even better than many other games in the Resident Evil series – Code: Veronica is sometimes overshadowed. This is partly because it was originally released exclusively for the Sega Dreamcast, making it the first game in the series available on a platform other than PlayStation. It was later released on other systems, however.
A new post on the PlayStation Plus Reddit page is praising Bramble: The Mountain King, calling it an amazing game and one of the best titles offered through PS Plus. Currently, it’s only available to subscribers of the PS Plus Extra and Premium tiers.
Hugh Jackman’s first foray into the role of Wolverine was the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which received largely negative reviews. His second film, The Wolverine, was better received, sending the character to Japan for a story connected to the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. This was a surprisingly bold move for a superhero movie, and many fans don’t know it was inspired by the comics. Wolverine had several adventures in Japan, and one comic series, Logan by Brian K. Vaughan and Eduardo Risso, specifically explored his experiences on the day of the bombing. This series revealed a deeply tragic moment in Logan’s life and offered a different take than what appeared in the film.
Atari CEO Wade Rosen recently shared with Bloomberg his vision to establish Atari as the leading retro game developer for today’s audiences. This is a compelling goal with significant potential. The company is now evaluating its early games, identifying titles with enough merit to be successfully reimagined, and recognizing others that are best left as nostalgic memories due to their age or unusual design.
Many cooperative games have started to feel similar lately, often trying to copy what’s popular with streamers online. But the best ones are still genuinely fun to play and watch, or they offer a fresh take on familiar game types. These are the co-op games people remember and enjoy playing together again and again, creating lasting memories with friends.