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A listing for trophies for *Tomb Raider: Anniversary* has appeared on True Trophies, suggesting the game will soon be released on both PS5 and PS4. Originally a remake of the first *Tomb Raider* game (originally on PS1) for the PS2, *Anniversary* was popular with fans and later released on several platforms like PSP and PS3. While Sony or Eidos haven’t officially announced this new release, the trophy listing confirms it’s likely coming to PlayStation.

With technology advancing so quickly, ideas that once seemed like science fiction are becoming increasingly relevant. These popular stories have already been successful in movies, television, and games, but they still have a lot of potential. If studios handle them well, the five concepts below could become huge hits with today’s audiences.

Many readers will connect with Myne’s story. She was a huge book lover who tragically died in an accident involving her beloved collection – a fate many bookworms dread. Unfortunately, she finds herself in a new world where books are scarce. Despite this, Myne is determined to find a way to bring books to her new home.

Surprisingly, a LEGO Star Wars show is bringing the idea of a ‘Force Dyad’ – a rare connection between two individuals strong in the Force – back into the spotlight, and it underscores how much potential the recent Star Wars sequels left untapped. The new Disney+ series, *Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past*, establishes that the characters Sig and Dev are part of this Dyad, following the same rules introduced in *The Rise of Skywalker*. This fun, animated show isn’t just playing with the idea – it’s confirming that the concept of a Force Dyad is still open for exploration, and Disney Lucasfilm is aware of its potential. The reveal is a gentle acknowledgement of one of the most intriguing ideas from the sequel trilogy, and a clear signal that there’s much more story to tell with it.

DC Comics has a wealth of fantastic, but often overlooked, teams. While not every one can get its own comic book, with the current dark version of the Legion of Super-Heroes gaining popularity, fans are eager for a return to the classic team and want to see other forgotten heroes highlighted. So, let’s look at five lesser-known or currently inactive teams that truly deserve their own comic series.

Here are five well-known games featuring characters driven by revenge. While they might not be the absolute best in the genre, they’re excellent examples. With the exception of one, these games can be played on PS5, and many are also available on Xbox and PC. This list is especially helpful if you’re preparing to play *Ghost of Yotei*.

Even though the PS5 Pro has a lot of processing power and uses impressive technology like PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution to enhance games, many titles aren’t delivering the performance players hoped for. Considering the high cost of the console, this inconsistency makes the PS5 Pro one of Sony’s most underwhelming releases. While Sony isn’t entirely to blame for these issues, the overall experience is falling short of expectations.

Seeing a dark take on the Avengers would be exciting, but Doctor Doom wouldn’t even need to assemble a team if he could just get Sentry to join him. Sentry, who first appeared in *Thunderbolts*, is arguably the most powerful being in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The New Avengers have managed to control him because they understand his struggles, but other groups might not be so successful. Let’s examine how the MCU’s X-Men compare to Sentry and if any of them have a chance of defeating him.

The anime hasn’t covered the final story arc yet, but the manga finished in 2020. Similarly, the popular series *Jujutsu Kaisen* also recently ended, and it’s quite different from *Demon Slayer*. Both shows are known for their darker themes, and their popularity created high expectations for the endings, which unfortunately disappointed many fans. While some time has passed since *Demon Slayer* concluded, and fans have largely accepted it, the ending was considered better than *Jujutsu Kaisen*’s because it ultimately delivered on the characters’ goals and motivations, even if it was tragic.

The partnership between Fraction and Aja on this groundbreaking series resulted in some of the most unforgettable stories, moments, and quotes in recent comic book history.