Games

He discussed on the Kinda Funny Gamescast that he wants to make his own original games through a studio he’s building.

The 2016 anime series Berserk is well-known – and unfortunately, often criticized – within the anime community. It attempted to adapt story arcs from the manga that hadn’t been animated before, following the events of the Golden Age Arc, but only lasted for two seasons before moving away from the Band of the Hawk storyline. Many fans believe Berserk is long overdue for a reboot that truly captures the quality of the original manga. A major point of contention was the decision to use mostly computer-generated animation, as well as some questionable choices in how key scenes were presented. These two seasons contain important events and battles that deserve a fresh adaptation, especially now that the Golden Age Arc has already been covered by the classic 90s anime and the movie trilogy. Guts’ story deserves to be told for a new audience.

The Inquisitors often get a bad rap, and it’s easy to see why. They’re usually presented as enemies, often appearing right before a major boss battle, like against Darth Vader. Games like Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor show them as powerful, but ultimately just challenging obstacles before the real fight. And in some stories, like the Ahsoka series, they haven’t felt particularly threatening – Marrok, for example, wasn’t a very difficult opponent.

I’ve always loved games with lots of interesting side quests. While I enjoy completing the main story, I really appreciate having a long list of optional things to do. These side quests add hours of extra gameplay and often enrich the game’s story and world. In fact, these 5 games have such compelling side content that it’s easy to get distracted from the main goal – like saving the world or defeating a dragon!

The first episode of X-Men ’97 Season 2 will debut at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival. According to the festival’s website, the episode is 60 minutes long and will be screened on Saturday, June 13th at 2:30 pm. Tickets will be available for purchase starting April 28th.

Patrick Stewart’s Captain Jean-Luc Picard is often considered one of the best characters in Star Trek history, and for good reason. Stewart had a strong background in classical acting when he joined the show, so sometimes the science fiction storylines felt a bit absurd. However, he’s a dedicated professional and always gave a solid performance. Now, one of his fellow cast members from The Next Generation is sharing a story about a particularly infamous episode that even tested Stewart’s patience – and they all felt it too.

Marvel stories, whether in comic books or movies, consistently show heroes battling each other before they team up to face a larger danger. We’ve seen this in films like The Avengers and Captain America: Civil War, and Avengers: Doomsday will continue that trend. Early details about the plot suggest some thrilling conflicts are on the way.

Initially, the recent events didn’t feel particularly shocking, as many viewers had already predicted a similar outcome. It felt more like the show was confirming expectations than revealing something truly new. However, this is Outlander – a series known for its surprises, especially now that it’s wrapping up and has moved beyond the books, since Diana Gabaldon hasn’t finished writing the final one yet. With just three episodes remaining, there’s still ample opportunity for a significant plot twist.

A statue of Early Cuyler, the foul-mouthed, shotgun-toting squid from the Adult Swim show Squidbillies, was put up in Ellijay, Georgia (population around 2,000) in 2021. Unfortunately, the statue is in rough shape. Muelworx, the company that helped create the original, recently visited and reported it’s “fallen on some pretty bad times,” covered in graffiti and possibly even hit by a car. While repairs are being considered, it might be too damaged to fully restore. You can see a video of its current condition on TikTok.