The Duffer Brothers excel at building suspense, and just when the group finally came back together, things quickly fell apart, sending them scattering across Hawkins and the terrifying Upside Down once again. This pattern of brief hope followed by separation has become a hallmark of the show’s final chapters.
This isn’t a ranking, just a group of video game series known for consistently delivering quality games. There are likely other franchises with similar track records, but these five stand out as particularly strong examples.
With its newest fourth update, Monster Hunter Wilds is now in the best shape it’s been in since it launched, largely because a popular feature that fans have been wondering about for the last ten months has returned. Monster Hunter Wilds is already a top RPG of 2025, and this update shows even more promise for what’s coming next year for series fans.
Despite having time between seasons to fix issues, the third season of One-Punch Man hasn’t been well-received. Fans expressed concerns early on, and with a low 7% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes after the first part, it’s clear the season hasn’t improved things. Combined with the long six-year wait and the negative reaction to the new season, the future of the series looks uncertain. Recent developments might even signal the end of the anime altogether.
Here are the five RPGs that best represent the decade.
Beau DeMayo, firm in his belief that Wolverine should be a relatively minor character, suggested it was time for the X-Men to move beyond relying so heavily on him. He explained that each season of X-Men ‘97 would center on a different hero, with Season 3 dedicated to Gambit and his storyline inspired by Age of Apocalypse—where he’ll be tasked by Magneto to gather a team and find the M’Krann Crystal. This all but confirms Gambit’s survival within the show’s continuity. One fan praised this approach, saying they appreciated the team divisions mirroring the comics and were happy the show wouldn’t become solely focused on Wolverine, like some previous X-Men cartoons.
Plus, there are the live-action movies based on Resident Evil and Street Fighter, and there’s even a chance we’ll finally see a release date for the Onimusha: Way of the Sword adaptation.
I stumbled onto a surprisingly tense thriller on Netflix recently – The Girl Who Got Away. It’s a 2021 indie film that originally came out four years ago, and it’s written and directed by Michael Morrissey. The story centers around a female serial killer who breaks free after years in custody, and a detective convinced she’s after one last victim who got away. It’s a solid find for horror fans, but honestly, the biggest surprise for me was seeing Chukwudi Iwuji – who you might recognize from recent blockbuster hits – in one of the lead roles. Definitely a bit of a left turn if you’re expecting superhero action!
The X-Men include several powerful telepaths, and a few have even become stronger than Professor X, reaching the highest level of mutant ability. Here’s a ranking of the most powerful mind-reading mutants in Marvel Comics.
Despite being a classic, the original Anaconda film struggled to launch a successful series. We’ve ended up with seven movies, but they’re all quite different from each other. Luckily, that variety makes them fairly easy to compare. Let’s begin by looking at the three weakest installments.