Many Marvel movies exist outside of the main Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and unfortunately, a lot of them aren’t very good. They often ignore the original stories and characters, using them simply as a disguise for weak plots and uninteresting people. Despite this, there are six particularly bad Marvel movie characters who could be improved with a fresh start within the MCU.
You can explore the Dam Battlegrounds in the Rust Belt, complete quests, and try out the core gameplay features of this extraction shooter, like progressing and crafting. Keep in mind that any progress you make in this test won’t transfer to the final game, but you will earn a special backpack you can use when it launches.
Fleming doesn’t know what the studio will work on next – it could be revisiting older games like *Sly* or creating a new *Ghost* game. However, he wants to avoid taking on too much and spreading the studio too thin.
Loid’s carefully constructed life is thrown into chaos when Ostania invades Westalis, leading to a devastating war. We’ll learn more about how he became Westalis’s top spy in Season 3, Episode 3. As the anime gets more dramatic, the manga is also reaching a critical point, finally exploring the secrets of Donovan Desmond. After briefly focusing on Yor’s latest assignment, the manga hinted at Donovan’s psychic abilities and was building towards revealing the truth, but it has unexpectedly paused without explanation.
Season 2 of *Gen V* uncovered a secret project by Godolkin University’s founder, Thomas Godolkin, called “Odessa.” This involved injecting Compound V into embryos at a very early stage of development. Godolkin’s goal was to create exceptionally powerful superpowered individuals, but only two embryos survived: Marie Moreau and, surprisingly, Homelander. This revelation dramatically alters Homelander’s established backstory in *The Boys*, and actually clashes with what we already know about his family history and the character’s origins.
There’s a constant flow of new superhero movies and shows coming out, meaning fans will have plenty to watch for the next few years. Recent announcements included the return of beloved characters and the exciting news that some classic comic book stories are finally being adapted for the screen.
The newest chapter of *One Piece*, Chapter 1162, titled “God Valley Battle Royale,” is now heavily focused on action. Even with just short scenes so far, it’s shaping up to be even more intense than the famous Marineford arc, another large-scale fight between pirates and the marines. The power levels in God Valley are much higher, featuring powerful groups like the Roger Pirates, Rocks Pirates, and the God Knights, along with key figures like Saturn and even Imu, all while several important storylines develop in the background.
Many Harry Potter fans know that the first three interactive, illustrated books were created by MinaLima, the design studio behind the iconic graphic props and designs from the Harry Potter films. However, MinaLima decided to stop working on the series after book three, and announced this decision last year with a statement that follows.
Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida recently reminisced about the beginnings of the PlayStation. Having worked at Sony since the 1980s, he witnessed the original PlayStation’s launch firsthand. To celebrate the PS1’s 30th anniversary in Europe, Yoshida shared some surprising details about how the console first came to be in an interview with Game Industry Biz.
Predictably, this decision caused a strong negative reaction. Many fans, players, and well-known figures in the gaming community believe Capcom is harming both its own reputation and the fighting game genre as a whole.