When these new DC Multiverse figures are released, you’ll be able to pre-order them at Entertainment Earth. They should also become available on Amazon and Walmart soon after. We’ll add direct links to the figures, along with prices and information about what each figure includes, as soon as that information is available.
Matt Reeves’ upcoming Batman movie has been kept under wraps for a while because he spent a lot of time perfecting the script. Now that it’s finished, he’s finally sharing details about the story. Here are six new things we know about *The Batman Part II* after a long wait.
The latest downloadable content for *Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2*, titled “*Future Saga Chapter 3*,” adds Broly and Cheelai to the Time Patrol. It looks like they’ll get into some unexpected battles! Broly will even try to reconcile with Frieza, including a fight against a Saibaman, and the pair will be caught up in time-traveling adventures. One image shows Goku teaching both Broly and Cheelai how to do the Kamehameha, which might surprise fans of the series. While the *Xenoverse* storyline isn’t official canon, this could let players perform unique attacks if they choose Broly as their character.
Surprisingly, some games demonstrate that a large world doesn’t necessarily mean a long playtime. Three open-world games, in particular, successfully offer players freedom and exploration without requiring a huge time commitment.
While some horror movie twists are obvious from the beginning, they can actually make the rest of the film less impactful. For every movie like *The Sixth Sense*, where the twist is clear but still works, there are many more that fail because the entire story relies too heavily on a single reveal. Be warned: the following discussion contains spoilers.
Although Batman’s strict code makes his stories more compelling, the moments he breaks his own rules are often the most interesting. He’s famous for never killing, but he *has* given in to the temptation, and those choices always come with serious repercussions. There have been times when even Batman crossed the line, and here are four examples where Gotham’s hero suffered the consequences.
The Marvel Legends X-Men Deathbird and Gladiator two-pack is available for pre-order starting September 18th at 1 PM Eastern Time. The price is $57.99.
There have been many Joker figures inspired by Heath Ledger, but Mezco’s One:12 line stands out by offering detailed features that serious collectors will appreciate, without an excessively high price tag. This figure is a great example: it comes with several different head sculpts that really capture Ledger’s likeness, plus 16 interchangeable hands. It also includes a carefully crafted costume with a removable coat, lots of weapon accessories, and even smaller details like a broken pool cue, a playing card, and a detonator.
Console players will soon have the option to adjust their field of view, as this feature is currently being tested. While there’s no specific date yet, Gearbox says more details are coming quickly. They’re also working to improve performance, especially after recognizing problems on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro. As a bonus, players can currently get the Break Free Pack for free.
We’re planning to spend more time refining the game and will include the changes in an update over the next few months. We also confirmed that there won’t be any sea-based technology, as the planet Saiadha experiences continually receding sea levels. Players will be able to explore newly uncovered areas as the water levels change, and eventually connect with other groups within the game.