Reading big comic book events month-by-month can feel like a lot of work, but they’re really rewarding when you revisit them. Often, a second read can even change your opinion of events you previously disliked. Here are seven Marvel events you should experience again – some are just fantastic, and others you’ll appreciate in a new light.
Look, Klingons are surprisingly enduring, especially considering all the… quirks over the years. And before anyone jumps on me about how their foreheads changed or whatever – let’s just say it’s a complicated story of budgets and creative choices. As Worf famously put it, it’s a tale for Klingons, not outsiders – though Enterprise did offer some answers. Honestly, let’s just appreciate the fact that these guys have stuck around this long and move on, okay?
Renegade Game Studios recently announced exciting news at their convention, Renegade Con: second editions are coming for their popular Power Rangers RPG, Transformers RPG, and G.I. Joe RPG! These updated versions will use a ruleset based on Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E. Players who already own the games don’t need to buy everything again – a free guide will be available to convert their existing Essence20 materials to the new Second Edition system.
She liked how easy the original games were to pick up and play, and especially enjoyed performing combos and juggles. But she also appreciated the more realistic and intense, close-quarters combat in God of War (2018) and Ragnarok.
Players can now achieve the highest possible level in the game, just as originally intended. The developer confirmed to Everything.it that unlike previous installments (Remake and Rebirth), Revelation won’t have a level cap – you’ll be able to reach level 99.
It’s possible this interactive horror game has been in development for quite some time. Sony bought the studio in September 2021, and while they released Horizon Call of the Mountain in 2023, that project was a collaboration with Guerrilla Games. This means work on the new Until Dawn sequel could have begun almost five years ago, even before they started hiring actors and other staff.
It’s obvious Chuck Lorre and his team are still finding ways to expand The Big Bang Theory universe, which isn’t surprising given how well their recent projects have done. Their new show, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, is a big change of pace – it’s full-on science fiction with Kevin Sussman’s Stuart Bloom traveling through alternate realities to save everything. Whether this bold move will work remains to be seen, but there’s still potential for more stories within this world, particularly focusing on the character of Paige.
2024 promises to be a great year for gaming, with tons of new titles across all sorts of genres and platforms. Whether you love fast-paced action, immersive adventures, realistic simulations, or challenging strategy games, there’s something coming up for everyone. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated games of the year, broken down by category.
The upcoming season of Tokyo Revengers, titled War of the Three Titans Arc, is based on the next-to-last story arc from Ken Wakui’s manga and will lead into the series’ final events. It’s now confirmed to premiere on October 2nd, marking the first announced release date for Fall 2026 anime. You can watch a new trailer for the season below.
Fable’s Reputation system is its most complex feature, tracking your hero’s relationships with every character in the game. This focus on meaningful choices makes each playthrough unique and exciting, allowing you to truly shape your own story. The game demonstrates how your actions impact your reputation throughout your adventure, showing the consequences of when and why it matters.