Get ready for more nautical nonsense! The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack is returning to Cartoon Network on January 5th at 11:30 AM. While many fans expected it to air on Adult Swim or Toonami, the show will be exclusive to Cartoon Network. If you can’t wait until next month, all episodes are currently available to stream on Hulu. It skipped HBO Max, so it’s possible Flapjack could appear on other streaming platforms later on.
If you enjoyed Pluribus, you’ll love these five TV shows, all of which focus on people trying to live in a dramatically altered world.
Update 1.1.7 for Arc Raiders is now available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, and it’s the game’s biggest update yet. The main addition is winter-themed versions of the Dam Battlegrounds, Buried City, Spaceport, and The Blue Gate maps. These new locations introduce a survival element where players must stay warm to prevent frostbite, adding another layer of challenge and helping Arc Raiders stand out from other games.
Nitrome is excited to announce the return of some of its most popular older games! They’re rebuilding these classics from scratch to work on today’s devices, like the Nintendo Switch, Steam, and mobile phones, and may add even more platforms in the future. It’s a chance to relive those fun, simple gaming experiences with a fresh update.
Where Winds Meet is a popular martial arts RPG inspired by wuxia stories. In the game, you play as a kung-fu master seeking to learn about their history, and it’s already attracted over 15 million players since its release earlier in the year.
Since it was first shown in May, Quarantine Zone: The Last Check has been added to over 1.2 million users’ wishlists, and more than two million people have tried out the free demo.
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As a huge Marvel fan, I’m always excited about what’s coming next, but it’s also a little sad to think about the projects that don’t make it. No matter how big Doomsday ends up being, some storylines just won’t get revisited. They’ll likely end up like so many others, shelved and forgotten. Here are seven MCU stories that never quite saw the light of day.
Battlemarked combines the world of Dungeons & Dragons with gameplay inspired by Demeo, offering a traditional tabletop experience. While our initial review found it enjoyable but a bit unpolished, several small updates have addressed some bugs since launch. Now, a large, free update adds new adventures, significant quality-of-life improvements, and further bug fixes for players.
The new film, Disclosure Day, features a stellar cast including Emily Blunt (known for Oppenheimer and A Quiet Place), Josh O’Connor (Emmy and Golden Globe winner from Challengers and The Crown), Oscar winner Colin Firth (The King’s Speech and the Kingsman films), Eve Hewson (Bad Sisters, The Perfect Couple), and Colman Domingo (twice Oscar-nominated for Sing Sing and Rustin). Directed by Steven Spielberg, who also conceived the story, the screenplay was written by David Koepp, a frequent collaborator, with whom Spielberg has worked on films like Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds, and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.