Games

I’m glad Star Fox 64 is available on Virtual Console, but I’ve played it so many times already. That’s likely why I have complicated feelings about the recent news regarding the series. A new Star Fox game is on the way with updated graphics and improved gameplay, and I’m really looking forward to returning to the Lylat System. However, I’m a little concerned that it’s mostly a remake of an older game, and I worry the series isn’t taking any risks or trying anything original.

You can currently watch Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes on Tubi, but they won’t be available for much longer. Both movies are listed as leaving the platform soon.

As a huge Batman fan, I’ve always loved the relationship between Batman and Robin. They’re iconic! For years, they were inseparable, and that’s carried over into pretty much every version of their story. Robin isn’t just Batman’s sidekick, though – he’s also a student, constantly learning from Bruce, but also bringing his own smarts to the table. There have been a few different Robins over the years, and they’re all great in their own way. But I’ve been wondering, who’s the best detective among them? So, I decided to rank all the main Robins based on their detective skills and figure out who truly deserves to be considered the next World’s Greatest Detective. Let’s dive in and see who comes out on top!

Robin has been Batman’s most consistent partner for many years, appearing alongside him in countless stories. More than just a sidekick, Robin has always learned from Batman while also contributing his own insights to their investigations. While several characters have taken on the Robin mantle, we’re focusing on the main ones today. We’ll be evaluating each Robin’s detective abilities to determine who is most worthy of eventually becoming the World’s Greatest Detective. Let’s investigate and find out which Robin has the strongest skills.

The Merchant is a memorable character who quickly became popular with fans thanks to his unique personality and traits. While he hasn’t been in a game since his debut, the series still acknowledges his popularity through subtle references. He always adds something special to the games he appears in, especially the more action-packed ones, and fans hope he’ll return soon to showcase that again.

As a fantasy film critic, it’s hard to overstate how iconic the Fellowship is. What really struck me is how perfectly they represented all the free peoples of Middle-earth. Trying to compare them is a fascinating, but tricky, exercise. You’ve got to weigh the strengths of humans, elves, hobbits, and even a wizard! It’s not a simple ranking – how do you measure a mortal warrior against an immortal being, or the sheer willpower of a hobbit against the incredible stamina of an elf? And then there’s Gandalf, practically a god who once battled a fiery demon, alongside Aragorn, the greatest king of his age. It’s a wonderfully complex mix of power and heritage.

Collider recently shared three new images offering a sneak peek at the upcoming revival of the Hill family’s story. One photo shows Hank helping Bobby with his food truck, Robata Chane, while surrounded by people in sci-fi costumes – a pretty unusual sight for him! Another image features Peggy and Minh attending a poetry workshop. The final photo shows Connie and Bobby catching up outside his room, continuing the storyline from the fourteenth season’s finale. You can view the images below.

And that’s the subject of this upcoming PS5 game, Table Flip Simulator, due out on 21st May.

Until the morning of May 21st, you can get Sunderfolk for free on the Epic Games Store. Released in April 2025, Sunderfolk is a cooperative, tactical RPG set in a fantasy world, heavily inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. You can choose from six characters, each with unique abilities. While you can play alone, a standout feature is its couch co-op mode, letting players use their smartphones or tablets as controllers.

Look, I always thought Westworld had incredible potential, but the TV show really stumbled. It became fascinating to watch fans on Reddit crack the plot weeks before the reveals – like figuring out the Man in Black’s backstory – and honestly, the showrunners panicked. They started prioritizing tricking us, the audience, over telling a good story. Seasons became these overly complicated puzzles, designed to shut down online theories instead of deepening the characters or exploring the themes. That’s why viewership dropped – it’s hard to justify a big budget for something so confusing! But a Westworld movie? That’s a smart move. It gives them a chance to strip away all the misdirection and focus on what really makes this world special – the core story and characters – and hopefully recapture that initial magic.