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It appears that Sony, the company behind PlayStation, plans to take down one of their exclusive games from sale on the PlayStation Store. This isn’t an uncommon occurrence, as games are sometimes removed from digital marketplaces like the PS Store and Steam due to expired licensing agreements. Games such as Minecraft: Story Mode, Deadpool, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, and Transformers: War for Cybertron have previously been delisted in this manner. However, Sony’s reason for removing a game seems to be distinct from the usual reasons we’ve seen before.

Leading up to the recent DC All-In special, writers Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson hinted that the defining feature separating the Absolute DC Universe from the primary DC Universe is that Darkseid’s destiny influences the former, while Superman’s fate impacts the latter. This idea might seem straightforward, but when you consider that new versions of Superman (and Batman, Wonder Woman, etc.) emerged due to the creation of the Absolute universe, it certainly stirs curiosity about what specific powers Darkseid may have wielded.

Caution: This article discusses spoilers from the movie Joker: Folie ? Deux. If you’re curious about how Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker acquired those scars, let me tell you a fascinating tale! The 2019 film Joker, directed by Todd Phillips, ends with Arthur Fleck (Phoenix) grinning maniacally after surviving a police car crash. As crowds of people dressed as the Joker set Gotham City ablaze, Arthur embraces his role as the Joker, according to the December 2018 shooting script.

The era of WWE NXT on The CW has begun. This month, WWE moved its developmental program to The CW, giving WWE NXT independence for the first time in its 10-year history. Until October 2024, WWE NXT was broadcast on WWE Network and USA Network, which benefited from more mainstream WWE offerings such as monthly pay-per-view events and WWE Monday Night Raw. Now, WWE NXT stands alone on The CW, as this network does not carry any other WWE content apart from the newly named silver and black brand. So far, WWE NXT has thrived, attracting 895,000 viewers in its first episode, significantly surpassing the half-million viewer figure that The CW’s executives were reportedly content with.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but feel the thrill when Kohei Horikoshi, the mastermind behind “My Hero Academia,” picks up his pencils and inks once again, especially with each new anime episode. Even though he concluded the main manga earlier this year, he’s always ready to rejoin the action if necessary. It seems that the universe of superheroes and villains in his shonen series never leaves his side! Now, to support the fourth film in the “My Hero Academia” franchise, “My Hero Academia: You’re Next,” Horikoshi has created a fresh chapter for us fans to enjoy, regardless of where we are geographically. So go ahead and dive back into this amazing world!

The creator of “Agatha All Along” has recently disclosed some intriguing insights regarding the Mephisto references in the series so far. Jac Schaeffer, the creative force behind the scenes of “Agatha All Along,” spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about the choice to reference Mephisto in Episode 3. This subtle mention sent shockwaves through the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) community. For Schaeffer, this was a playful nod for fans, but also a recognition of the broader Marvel Studios narrative structure. This revelation is sure to excite many viewers who are eagerly piecing together the various mysteries within the MCU. It’s also a hint that the creative teams at Marvel are thinking ahead when it comes to the frequently discussed demon. “WandaVision” left many speculating about Mephisto’s potential appearance by the finale. Therefore, viewers can now anticipate similar expectations concerning this character moving forward in the series.