The Arrowverse shows were fun and definitely added to the world of superhero TV, but they weren’t DC’s best. Many other excellent DC series have aired, both before and after the Arrowverse, and some truly stand out as top-tier superhero entertainment. Here are five DC shows that surpass anything the Arrowverse offered.
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Twin Sails Interactive is excited to announce the first wave of new content, including completely new games and significant updates to existing favorites. CEO Nicolas Godement shared that these updates include features players have been requesting for a long time.
The trailer reveals Alex fights using a variety of strikes and grappling techniques. His grappling is inspired by modern professional wrestling and martial arts like judo, featuring moves such as suplexes, DDTs, and powerful lariats. He also utilizes diving kicks and a fast dash that allows him to seamlessly flow into more intricate attacks.
In an interview with GamesRadar+, the developer explained their aim was to recreate the dynamic gameplay of their older, top-down games, but in a first-person perspective. While players have pointed out resemblances to games like Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (sadly, the remake was cancelled) and Dishonored, the team’s original vision was simply to create a steampunk-themed role-playing game.
Since Starbreeze hasn’t made an official statement, the exact number of employees laid off is unclear. However, one source described the cuts as affecting “many” people.
Rosalina plays like Mario and the others, but she has a special helper named Luma who can gather coins and fight enemies. This lets another player easily join in, and the game works well with a mouse. Bellabel Park has 17 different things to do for up to four players, and you can even team up with friends using the GameShare feature. Plus, six of those attractions support up to 12 players through local wireless and online connections.
For years, gamers have appreciated DLC – extra content for their games that’s usually affordable. Everyone knows what DLC stands for – “downloadable content” – but Capcom seemed to forget this with Street Fighter X Tekken. Instead of releasing typical DLC, they included the extra content on the game disc but required players to pay to unlock it. Capcom claimed this approach would help smoothly deliver content after the game was released on the PlayStation Vita, which initially featured those same 12 characters. However, fans were angry that content they’d eventually have to pay for was already part of the game. This caused a lot of distrust towards DLC in general, and many gamers became hesitant to buy it in the future.
The new Spider-Man movie, Brand New Day, is expected in July, which is just around six months away. Despite this, fans haven’t seen any trailers yet. There was some talk that a first look at Brand New Day might be shown with the movie Avatar: Fire and Ash, but that didn’t happen. Instead, we saw four trailers for Doomsday released over a month. Now that the initial promotion for Doomsday is over, people are wondering why we still haven’t seen anything for Spider-Man. However, Sony’s approach to marketing actually seems logical.
The long-awaited RPG is finally here on PS5! It’s free to play, and while you can spend money to get characters and upgrades, that’s entirely optional. It already had a huge number of players sign up beforehand, so excitement was high!