It’s become common for heroes to become villains, even if just for a short time. Many of our favorite heroes have, at some point, strayed into villainous territory. While these turns to the dark side are usually temporary, sometimes they last a long time. We’ve already explored ten Avengers who became villains, and now we’re going to look at seven more heroes who gave in to evil. Let’s dive into the stories of Avengers who sought revenge.
The company, currently facing significant difficulties with falling stock prices, has reportedly cancelled the Watch Dogs franchise after the disappointing performance of its latest game, Watch Dogs Legion.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is due out for Switch this spring.
Here is a message from Producer Tomohiko Sho on the delay:
Another State of Play presentation in February isn’t unexpected, as one happened around the same time last year. The recent nearly 47-minute showcase mainly highlighted games from other developers, such as Tides of Annihilation, Borderlands 4, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, and Monster Hunter Wilds. It also featured several PlayStation exclusives, including Lost Soul Aside, Days Gone Remastered, and Saros.
Industry insider Daniel Richtman reports that the upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie will include more villains than we currently know about. While it’s wise to be cautious with rumors like these—Richtman didn’t specify who these villains are—the film’s title, Brand New Day, suggests a significant reset for Spider-Man. This new beginning, where the world has forgotten Peter Parker’s secret identity, gives Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures plenty of opportunities to introduce iconic villains from the comics.
In Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess, Sofia’s life changes when her mother marries the King, turning her from a regular girl into a princess. She attends the Royal Training Academy, where three fairies teach her that while appearing like a princess is easy, truly being a princess comes from kindness and good character.
The latest episodes resolved some old mysteries, but also created new ones that will likely be explored later on. A surprising reveal explained the cause of a major event from earlier in the series. However, the most significant moment might have been a small clue about how the story of One Piece will eventually conclude.
The 2009 Star Trek movie was a huge win, bringing in $385.7 million worldwide on a $150 million budget. It broke records in the US, becoming the highest-grossing Star Trek film ever domestically with $257.7 million. The film also earned the franchise its first Oscars, winning four awards at the 2010 Academy Awards for Sound Editing, Sound, Visual Effects, and Makeup. At a time when Star Wars films weren’t being released, Star Trek—with its cast and distinctive visual style, including frequent lens flares—became the face of sci-fi in the 2010s. The story involved time travel and a villain altering a key moment in Star Trek history, so director J.J. Abrams created a separate timeline for the film, independent of the original TV series. This new timeline became known as the “Kelvin Timeline,” named after the USS Kelvin, the ship carrying James T. Kirk’s father, George Kirk (played by Chris Hemsworth), during his final mission.
When asked about a possible State of Play showcase next month, the source confirmed that one is planned.