Starting March 1st, the first three Rambo movies starring Sylvester Stallone – First Blood (1982), Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985), and Rambo III (1988) – are now available to stream on Tubi. While there are two more recent Rambo films (Rambo from 2008 and Rambo: Last Blood from 2019), they aren’t currently on major streaming services, but you can rent or buy them.
Someone commented on a post by Quesada, bringing up old complaints about a controversial Spider-Man storyline. The fan accused Quesada of damaging the character, but he responded by noting Spider-Man remained incredibly popular despite the criticism surrounding “One More Day,” and he didn’t address the fan’s hostile tone. It’s been 19 years since that story came out, and some fans are still upset, but Quesada is right to stop defending himself – it’s time to move on.
Big crossover events can be amazing in comics, but they sometimes create problems for the characters involved, no matter how well-written. A new event called “Death Spiral,” which brings together Spider-Man, Venom, and Carnage, is a good example. It catches all three characters at difficult times in their lives, and predictably leads to a huge conflict. While the first issue, Amazing Spider-Man / Venom: Death Spiral, looks promising, this event unfortunately caused a critically acclaimed Spider-Man storyline to end sooner than planned.
I was blown away by how good the final game turned out. Tribute Games has created a truly exceptional beat-em-up – one of the best in years – that’s packed with surprising depth and thrilling action. Playing Scott Pilgrim EX is a pure joy; it’s incredibly fun and easy to get lost in. As a fan of the original Scott Pilgrim comics, I think it’s a perfect tribute to both the source material and classic gaming, but even without that connection, it’s just a fantastic action game.
Today marks the launch of Minishoot Adventures on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PlayStation 5, bringing the game to console players. Originally released on PC in April 2024, Minishoot Adventures is a twin-stick shooter with Metroidvania elements, developed by SoulGame Studio. Players pilot a small spaceship through a vibrant and imaginative world, battling numerous bosses and discovering valuable upgrades along the way.
A key trope in nearly every Star Trek series involves a main character dying and then returning. The latest show, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, continues this tradition in a recent episode. These characters often come back in unbelievable ways, or are sometimes replaced with alternate versions of themselves. From the original series in the 1960s to today’s streaming shows, here’s a look at every Star Trek series that has played with the idea of bringing characters back from the dead.
For years, One Piece has been the best-selling manga ever, and it’s still gaining fans as the story unfolds. It was the first to sell 400 and 500 million copies, and now it’s far ahead of other manga series in terms of sales. Doraemon and Golgo 13 are the next best-selling, both with over 300 million copies sold. To celebrate reaching a major milestone, One Piece‘s creator, Eiichiro Oda, has made a big reveal about the legendary treasure, and the anime will return on April 5th, 2026.
According to Amazon, the fourth season of The Legend of Vox Machina will premiere on June 3rd, only about six months after the release of its spin-off, Mighty Nein. Each week, three new episodes will be available to watch.
Even after many years, Yu Yu Hakusho remains a compelling anime, with several story arcs still feeling fresh and relevant today. While the series has aged well overall, some arcs are stronger than others. We’ve analyzed each arc and episode to determine which one is the most impactful and holds up best by modern standards. Read on to find out which Yu Yu Hakusho arc we consider the best.
Xbox Game Pass has become more expensive recently, and now offers different subscription tiers with varying game selections. The Premium tier is more affordable but includes fewer games, while the Ultimate tier, costing about $30 per month, provides access to the biggest library. Ultimate subscribers also get extra benefits like some new releases on day one, plus access to services like Ubisoft+ Classics, EA Play, and Fortnite Crew.