Although the Nintendo Switch isn’t the best console for first-person shooters, there are still many excellent FPS games you can play on it. The games generally look and play better on other consoles or PCs, but if you only have a Switch – or just want to relax and enjoy a fast-paced, action-packed shooter in a comfortable setting – these games are a great choice.
This Pokémon card is from the popular Scarlet & Violet 151 set, which was released in 2023 and focuses on the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region. Because the first generation of Pokémon remains so popular, this set is one of the most requested releases from the Scarlet & Violet series. Promo cards, like the Snorlax full art promo, are especially valuable. However, before you consider selling, it’s important to check for a specific detail – it can make some versions of the card worth almost $260 more, even without professional grading.
I noticed a big controversy erupted after the fourth season of the series premiered, and it all centered around the opening theme. The first three seasons were handled by Ajia-do studio, but for this new season, WIT Studio – a really well-respected animation company – took over. Unfortunately, many fans claimed the opening used AI-generated imagery, and they were pretty upset about it. The season actually launched on April 4th, 2026, and within a week, the studio finally responded to the accusations.
Bringing characters back from the dead has often been a point of contention in Star Wars, as seen with Palpatine’s return. However, fans generally welcomed Maul’s reappearance due to his popularity. The Clone Wars series even gave him a complex and interesting story, especially considering he was once Palpatine’s apprentice. Now, the Maul – Shadow Lord series is exploring that relationship even further, focusing on how Palpatine abandoned him. This will likely be captivating, but it also brings up important questions, including the meaning behind Maul’s name.
Everyone remembers Malcolm in the Middle, the hilarious and energetic sitcom that defined the 2000s. It stood out by showing a realistic, and sometimes tough, side of everyday American family life. Now, it’s back! Hulu recently premiered Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair on April 10th. Created by the original showrunner, Linwood Boomer, the revival brings back Frankie Muniz as Malcolm, now grown up. He’s pulled back into the craziness of his family when his parents, Hal and Lois, insist he attend their 40th wedding anniversary party after years of not speaking. You can watch all four episodes now, as Hulu released them all at once.
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The animated series Tuca & Bertie, about two bird friends in a world with human-like qualities, originally premiered on Netflix in 2019. After one season, Netflix cancelled the show, but it was rescued by Adult Swim, which ordered two more seasons. Unfortunately, Cartoon Network cancelled it again in 2022. While no new episodes are being made, Tuca & Bertie will be back on the schedule starting Monday, April 13th. It will replace Ha Ha, You Clowns at 1 AM Eastern and air Mondays through Thursdays for the time being.
Marvel has introduced many female superheroes over the years. While some have been popular briefly and then forgotten, and others haven’t received the recognition they deserve, a few have even fallen from iconic status. These seven amazing Marvel women are particularly underrated and have the potential to become major stars.
I’m particularly drawn to downloadable content (DLC) that’s as substantial as a full game – the kind that takes ten to twenty hours to finish. It’s interesting to consider how much effort and money developers invest in these large expansions, especially since there’s no guarantee of a big profit. They’re essentially betting that the original game is successful enough to justify the cost and risk. Fortunately, this gamble often pays off, as these expansive DLCs are frequently praised for their generous content. And if you’re looking for games with DLC like this, I’ve put together a great list that will keep you busy for months, if not the entire year.
Zack Snyder isn’t the only big-budget director whose films get mixed reviews. John Boorman, known for classics like Deliverance (1972) and Point Blank (1967), also made some truly terrible movies, including Exorcist II: The Heretic and Zardoz. However, Boorman’s 1981 film Excalibur had a huge impact on Snyder, who named it one of his all-time favorites in 2009. And looking at Excalibur and how people reacted to it, it’s easy to see why.