Games

The manga and anime series, The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You, has become popular since its debut in 2019. After a successful run as a manga, it was adapted into a two-season anime, and a third season is on the way. While the story of Rentaro Aijo and his many admirers continues in new manga chapters, artist Yukiko Nozawa is taking a break due to her pregnancy and upcoming maternity leave.

Green Arrow is a superhero who doesn’t always get the recognition he deserves. He played a significant role in the development of comic books, with storylines like “Hard-Traveling Heroes” and “The Longbow Hunters” helping to shape the character into the hero fans know and love today. While popular in the 1980s, his success waned in the 1990s, leading to the character being killed off and replaced. He experienced a revival in 2001 when writer/director Kevin Smith reimagined him in Green Arrow (Vol. 3). Smith’s 15-issue run was so successful – making the book DC’s top seller – that DC continued the series with another writer from outside the comic book world, Brad Meltzer, a college friend of DC writer Judd Winick who had become a novelist. Partnering with artist Phil Hester, Meltzer then delivered what many consider to be the definitive Green Arrow story.

The latest installment of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo focuses on Yuji Itadori and showcases how much stronger he’s become since the end of the first series. He’s now incredibly powerful, rivaling gods and other major characters from the original story. The story also introduces a new method for overcoming even the most powerful Domain Expansion techniques: simply prevent your opponent from activating theirs with quick action.

The 1996 sci-fi hit Independence Day, directed by Roland Emmerich, is now available to stream on Netflix. Starring Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, and Bill Pullman, the film quickly climbed the U.S. streaming charts after being added on February 1st, proving it’s still a fan favorite. Independence Day tells the story of a group of people who come together to fight back against a powerful alien invasion on July 4th, after the aliens have already destroyed many cities and threatened humanity’s existence. It was a huge box office success when it was released, earning $817 million and becoming the second-highest-grossing movie of all time at that point.

Sarika Sharma, who recently joined Xbox, has been engaging with fans and industry professionals on X (formerly Twitter). She’s shared things like her top three games – Valheim, GoldenEye, and Halo. While much of her activity involves standard community engagement and public relations, some people even suspect it’s generated by AI. However, one post about exclusive games has especially grabbed the attention of Xbox fans.

Windrose is a highly anticipated open-world survival game where you explore the seas, fight enemies on both land and water using challenging, skill-based combat, and captain your own pirate ship. Its recent demo, released on February 17th for Steam Next Fest, has quickly become incredibly popular, currently topping Steam’s trending games charts with over 18,500 players—and this is even before the main Steam Next Fest event has started!

Considering how fast-paced Sonic games usually are, a racing title feels like a natural fit for the franchise. While Sega has improved at making these kinds of games, some older Sonic racing games were plagued with technical issues. A particularly frustrating one, released twenty years ago, is still considered a major disappointment and a lost opportunity for the series.

Many characters have died in TV shows, often upsetting viewers. This list isn’t about the most tragic deaths, but about those that made fans lose hope in the show and question if it was still worth watching. Here are 10 fictional deaths that seriously damaged their respective TV series.

Here is a look at the 10 worst parents in Marvel Comics, ranked by their toxicity.

The drama The Art of Sarah follows Sarah Kim, played by Shin Hye-sun, a woman who reinvented herself through wealth and status. Her carefully constructed life is upended when a body, presumed to be hers, is found in Seoul. Detective Park Mu-Gyeong (Lee Joon-hyuk) investigates and quickly realizes Sarah has no official records and has lived under several false identities. As the mystery unfolds, Sarah’s new life begins to crumble, and she risks losing everything.