Notably, Pikachu & Zekrom GX, originally from 2019’s Team Up expansion, has already seen an immense uptick in price as the card shot up from around $40 to over $100 the day after its presence in the “Classic Collection” was announced.
I’m really excited to see what people think of the playable demo! It’s coming out for PS5 next Tuesday, June 16th, and I can’t wait to get my hands on it and see how it plays.
We at egmr.ru recently played Onimusha: Way of the Sword at Summer Game Fest and were impressed by how well-made it is. The game successfully revives the classic Onimusha feel while incorporating modern gameplay elements. This release is part of a fantastic 2026 for Capcom, which is shaping up to be one of their most critically successful years ever.
The best villains in the Final Fantasy series aren’t just evil – they tie directly into the core ideas of their games. Whether they’re striving to become gods or trying to change the world, these villains leave a lasting impression because of the significant and often destructive impact they have. Here are five of the most memorable villains from the series, and what makes them stand out.
Time Squad first aired on Cartoon Network on June 8, 2001 – over 25 years ago! This funny animated series put a humorous spin on historical figures. While it wasn’t one of the network’s biggest hits, it definitely added to the fun of the Cartoon Cartoons lineup. Unfortunately, it’s currently difficult to find or stream in the United States.
Superman has faced a lot of powerful enemies over the years, from classic villains like Lex Luthor and General Zod. Since he’s been around since 1938, some of those villains have become… unusual. In trying to create a worthy opponent for the Man of Steel, writers have sometimes come up with characters whose abilities are just plain strange, illogical, or don’t even fit within the rules of the DC Universe. We’re going to take a look at seven of Superman’s most bizarre and outlandish villains.
During conversations about the upcoming third season, Clougher playfully suggested they’re aiming for two more seasons and a movie. They actually pitched a potential fourth season alongside season three to the studio, hoping to be prepared if it’s renewed. There’s plenty of source material for the show to continue far beyond that, if they’re given the chance. While avoiding spoilers, season three clearly shows the creators are setting up a major storyline. They also hinted that another DC hero is getting a fresh take, alongside the ongoing stories of Clark, Lois, Jimmy, and Kara, but left details for viewers to discover.
The movie Jurassic World came out in 2015, reimagining the idea of a fully functioning dinosaur theme park. Like the original Jurassic Park from 1993, it was a huge box office success and led to more sequels. Four years ago, on June 10, 2022, Jurassic World Dominion was released, and it largely signaled the conclusion of the main storyline for the franchise.
Many of DC’s most popular heroes rely heavily on familiar tropes. While sometimes a drawback, these predictable elements have actually helped them become iconic figures. Here are ten DC heroes who are essentially walking clichés, and have become legendary because of it.
Hamster, the game developer, is releasing a new version of L’Empereur on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch tomorrow, June 11th. The strategy game first came out on computers and was published by Koei, before being released for the NES in 1991. That NES version was the only console release for over thirty years. Now, Hamster is bringing L’Empereur to modern consoles, making it easier for fans to play or rediscover the game.