Star Fox 64 Remake Announced by Nintendo in Surprise Direct

Nintendo recently revealed the next installment in the popular Star Fox series during a Nintendo Direct presentation. Instead of building a completely new game for the Switch 2, they’ve chosen to remake Star Fox 64 with significant updates and improvements. This remake features redesigned character models for the Star Fox team, extra cutscenes, enhanced gameplay, and new ways to play. Even longtime fans of the original Star Fox 64 will find plenty of fresh content to enjoy in this updated version.

7 Marvel Villains Who Destroyed the Avengers

The Avengers consistently battle incredibly dangerous villains, and even with their strongest heroes, they aren’t always successful. The team has suffered many defeats, with some villains completely overwhelming them. Here are seven Marvel villains who have defeated the Avengers, resulting in memorable losses for the team.

KPop Demon Hunters 2 Raises Big Question That Ruins The Movie’s Happy Ending

Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters has been a huge hit, but its success was unexpected. Sony Pictures Animation seemed hesitant about the film, releasing it directly on the streaming service instead of in theaters. What’s more, the movie tells a complete story with a satisfying conclusion for the character HUNTR/X. Because of this, a sequel would likely ruin the happy ending established in the first film.

2 NES Games From the 1980s Return With New Releases

I’m so hyped! Hamster is bringing two classic games to Switch and PlayStation on May 7th: Arkanoid and MagMax. Honestly, Arkanoid is the one I’m really excited about. It was a huge hit in arcades back in 1986 – that brick-breaking gameplay is just iconic! Then it came to the NES in ’87 and blew up even more here in North America. It’s definitely one of the most loved brick-breaker games of all time, and it’s awesome to see it getting a release on modern consoles. I can’t wait to play it again!

Highly Anticipated Beat ‘Em Up Is Off to a Strong Start as Steam’s Top-Selling New Release

The rhythm-action game Dead as Disco was released in Early Access on May 5th, and it’s already a hit! Many fans were excited about this unique blend of beat ’em up and rhythm gameplay, but it was unclear how that excitement would affect sales. Surprisingly, Dead as Disco is currently the top-selling paid game on Steam, only surpassed by free-to-play games, and players are enjoying it based on early reviews.

5 Sci-Fi Shows That Could’ve Been Great (But Sadly Failed)

It’s incredibly disappointing when a TV series with so much potential suddenly goes wrong. These shows seemed destined for greatness, but somewhere along the line, they lost their way. We’ve compiled a list of sci-fi series that perfectly illustrate this, and we’re curious if you remember them.

New Planet of the Apes Movie Adds Marvel Favorite As Director (But It May Create a Diabolical Cliffhanger)

It’s been quiet for the Planet of the Apes series since the last film, which took place far in the future after War for the Planet of the Apes. While there were rumors about a new movie, nothing was official until now. Deadline reports that Josh Friedman, the writer of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and director Matt Shakman – both known for their work in Marvel projects – are joining the next Planet of the Apes film. However, the new movie won’t continue the story from the previous films; it will be a standalone story.

My Hero Academia: 7 Stories We Still Need Told, Ranked

UA Academy is the top school for aspiring heroes in the world of My Hero Academia, and it would be fascinating to learn about its origins. Early in the series, the emergence of Quirks created a dangerous world, and a spin-off exploring the school’s creation – and how it helped change society – would be really compelling. We’ve gotten glimpses of the school’s past through My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, showing characters like Eraserhead as students, but a deeper dive into those earlier years would be a great story.