I’ve been checking out what everyone’s playing on Game Pass, and it’s awesome to see the original Final Fantasy is super popular right now! It’s consistently near the top of the “Most Popular” list for both PC and Xbox. Honestly, I’m not surprised it’s doing so well on PC – it feels like there’s a bigger group of dedicated gamers on that platform who really appreciate classic RPGs like this one.
It’s incredibly satisfying to watch a clever, resourceful character like Constantine wriggle out of tough situations. He provides a fascinating look into the darker, magical side of the DC universe. While powerful, he’s often outmatched and relies on his intelligence and expertise to survive, which makes him a compelling character. Though Constantine is excellent, it’s exciting to see new faces, and Xanthe Zhou is a perfect fit to take on the mantle as DC’s next Constantine – they have all the qualities needed to succeed.
This week also brings new mystery adventure games, including Dark Auction, which is available on PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC, and DUSK INDEX: GION for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC.
We’re eager to see what the future holds for the series – whether it’s another clash between the Xenomorph and Predator, a continuation of an existing storyline, or a completely fresh direction. We’ve already got some thoughts on where things could go!
This list highlights the 10 greatest team-ups featuring Spider-Man, from his beginnings in Marvel Team-Up comics to his most famous partnerships in his own series.
Anime fans have strong feelings about filler episodes – they either really dislike them, enjoy them, or turn them into popular jokes. Either way, filler is a well-known part of being an anime fan, just like the ongoing discussion of whether subtitles or dubbing are better.
This happened because of how long it takes to develop games and some shifts in Microsoft’s plans. They know their PlayStation 5 versions aren’t perfect and are working to make them better.
Here are the five worst Marvel games, ranked from bad to worst.
Watching the show, I often felt like it was still figuring itself out. It tries to be a lot of things – funny, a grand action story, and a thoughtful look at its characters – but those different parts don’t always blend seamlessly. There were times when a lighthearted joke didn’t quite fit the mood, and other times when it switched to serious drama immediately after making fun of something. While One-Punch Man is usually great because you never know what’s coming next, it sometimes seems like its own cleverness holds it back.
Considering all of that, here are 10 ideal mutant characters Marvel should feature when they relaunch the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the X-Men taking center stage.