As a longtime comics reader, I’ve noticed Marvel loves to constantly reboot its titles, but what often gets lost is just how long some of these characters have actually been around! When you add up all the different volumes, some of these series have incredible staying power. We’re talking about the biggest names in Marvel history, and these ten titles represent the longest-running examples of truly fantastic superhero storytelling.
Looking for exciting fantasy anime that aren’t as well-known? These series have great stories and interesting characters, and they’re perfect if you’re new to anime or just want something a little different. Here are 10 hidden gems that both beginners and long-time fans will enjoy.
Chime Corporation and Good Smile Company have teamed up to create a new 3D action game called Patlabor the Case Files for PlayStation 5 and PC. While the game is confirmed for those platforms, a release date hasn’t been announced yet. Patlabor, also known as Mobile Police Patlabor, is a classic Japanese mecha series that first debuted in 1988. Though it wasn’t hugely popular outside of Japan, it was a major hit there, inspiring a manga, TV show, multiple movies, and various video games.
Here are the five best games based on JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.
The PS5 version of the game is a similar size to what you’d expect from a large Bethesda RPG – substantial, but not surprisingly huge. It’s about the same size as the original Xbox Series X|S version, which was around 126GB.
The studio expressed immense gratitude for the collaboration on Wanderstop, calling the team amazing. They were also enthusiastic about a new project, Engine Angel, but sadly, they weren’t able to secure the necessary funding, which ultimately led to the studio’s closure.
Geoffrey Owens, known for his role on The Cosby Show, is joining the hit HBO Max series The Pitt as a guest star in its second season, according to Variety. He’ll play Dr. Clay Barrett, a cardio-thoracic surgeon, in episode 13, which is scheduled to air on April 2nd. It’s great to see Owens in one of the most popular shows of 2026, and his appearance is connected to a larger storyline.
Sony has explained recent price increases are due to growing costs throughout the global supply chain – everything from basic materials and fuel to shipping and wages is becoming more expensive. While it’s noticeable when prices go up, these increases aren’t simply due to Sony’s decisions. Worldwide trade rules and international conflicts also contribute to these changes, impacting costs in ways that aren’t always apparent. Here’s a look at the three main factors driving these price increases.
Just three months into 2026, Capcom is already a strong contender for developer of the year. They’ve released three highly-rated games that have all landed in the top 10 for the year so far. And that’s before the release of highly anticipated titles like Pragmata and the revived Onimusha: Way of the Sword. There’s even the potential for more great games, including Okami 2. Capcom is on a roll, and 2026 is proving it.
Remakes often don’t live up to the originals, but sometimes they truly shine – like the updated versions of John Carpenter’s The Thing and David Cronenberg’s The Fly. Those are considered excellent, and we’re going to look at five more remakes that are also significant improvements over the films they’re based on.