The initial release of Remedy faced criticism for visual issues on Sony’s powerful console, such as a grainy and flickering image. However, these problems have now been fixed with the PSSR 2 update.
Re-watching well-made stories can help you understand them better and notice subtle clues you missed the first time – clues that often set up surprising twists. Smart anime, whether they’re about time travel or heartbreaking events, reward repeat viewings, offering something new to appreciate each time.
The game Urban Myth Dissolution Center was initially released on February 13, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC through Steam.
Dcollate Decoration first launched for PC via Steam on January 22.
The Sentry is incredibly powerful, but many writers haven’t used his abilities well – with a few exceptions like Jim Jenkins and Jeff Lemire. While even dedicated fans have become frustrated, Jenkins is now revisiting the character with a fresh story. This new comic is fantastic – a perfect way to reintroduce the Sentry, focusing on his core character and a compelling narrative, making it one of the best Marvel comics in recent years.
As shown in the below teaser trailer, the Mega Man pack launches next week, on 25th March 2026:
Even though we only saw a short clip of under two minutes, the studio’s pilot project is looking promising. The visuals are really polished, giving us a good look at the world of the Travelers and their hunt for Remnants. The combat scene, featuring Jun Aslan and Elise, immediately stood out thanks to the diverse range of weapons. Each weapon has a unique purpose and is used to take down enemies effectively and powerfully.
The Horizon Festival’s seasons are getting more than just different weather. A recent Steam announcement revealed that the environments along the race tracks will also change, offering beautiful new scenery. Keep an eye out for stunning pink cherry blossoms in the spring – they’re so captivating, you might forget you’re racing! The winding mountain roads will also feature realistic ‘unkai’ clouds, true to the quality you’d expect from a Forza game.
When a show ends in a surprising or thought-provoking way, it often makes viewers re-examine everything they’ve seen – from why characters acted the way they did, to what certain scenes really meant. The best shows are the ones you want to rewatch, because you’ll likely notice new details each time. Whether it’s a story that starts as a classic adventure but turns tragic, or an anime with a cleverly hidden plot, these are the shows that reward a second or third viewing.
Here is a look at seven of the most petty villains in DC Comics history.