Many DC Comics characters have been deeply affected by trauma and loss. Some overcome their painful pasts to become heroes, while others let it fuel their villainy. Here are ten of the most heartbreaking origin stories DC has ever created.
Jeff Grubb from Giant Bomb recently asked his sources about potential news regarding Bloodborne. He reported that, as of now, there are no developments with the game. He shared this information while discussing the upcoming State of Play livestream, which is rumored to be happening next week.
The highly awaited survival horror game quickly gained popularity, reaching over one million wishlists shortly after it was announced, and will be showcased at the event. Based on what happened at Gamescom, attendees may be able to play a demo, but don’t anticipate any new details being revealed during the main presentation.
This update improves the game’s stability by fixing crashes related to character and enemy movements, sound, and how objects interact. PC players will also find fixes for crashes caused by their graphics cards. We’ve also addressed a few smaller issues, including one that prevented progress in the “Talk to Zadra” mission and another that stopped the Reward Center from working after claiming rewards from the Gilded Glory Pack. You can find a full list of changes in the patch notes below.
According to Jeff Grubb of Giant Bomb, who discussed it on the Game Mess Decides podcast, there’s still no sign of a *Bloodborne* remaster or remake happening anytime soon. He recently checked on the project and hasn’t heard anything to suggest it’s in development.
Julia Pyke, a director at the Sizewell C nuclear power plant currently under construction in Suffolk, England, recently expressed frustration with how nuclear power is often portrayed in popular culture. While admitting she enjoys animated shows like *The Simpsons*, she believes they’ve unfairly damaged the public perception of the nuclear industry. Pyke emphasized that she’s nothing like the show’s fictional, villainous plant owner, Mr. Burns, and that it’s crucial for the industry to better communicate the positive contributions and opportunities that nuclear power offers to society.
When Disney bought Lucasfilm, they redefined what stories were considered official parts of the *Star Wars* universe, and Mara Jade lost her place in the main storyline – she became part of the ‘Legends’ collection. Despite this, fans have continued to hope she might return. Whether a story is officially canon shouldn’t change how much people enjoy it – Mara remains a great character! However, being outside of canon does feel like a loss, and it would be wonderful to see her story continued. Recently, the *LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past* TV show mentioned her name, which is a small but encouraging sign.
Okay, horror fans, listen up! I’m thrilled to report that Danny Boyle’s groundbreaking zombie film, *28 Days Later* from 2003, has finally found a stable streaming home – it’s on Netflix as of today! It’s been a long, strange journey for this movie in terms of availability over the years, and honestly, its arrival on the platform feels perfectly timed with the buzz building for *28 Years Later*. And speaking of that sequel, get ready – *28 Years Later* starts streaming on Netflix tomorrow, Saturday, September 20th. Consider this your official weekend viewing plan!
Claptrap’s constant chatter can become annoying fast, but thankfully, *Borderlands 4* now includes an option to completely disable his voice. To turn it off, go to the main settings menu, then select “Audio,” and finally find the “Advanced” settings to toggle the option.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has featured some truly outstanding villain performances from actors like Michael Keaton, Hugo Weaving, Alaqua Cox, and Mads Mikkelsen. While many have impressed, we’ve picked out ten of the very best. These actors went up against Marvel’s biggest heroes – including Thor, Black Panther, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and Daredevil – and consistently delivered captivating scenes. As we look forward to future MCU villains, let’s celebrate those who’ve already made a lasting impact.