Fans of HBO dramas have two new shows to look forward to in January. Season two of the medical series The Pitt arrives on January 8th, with new episodes released each week. Then, on January 18th, HBO will premiere A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the eagerly awaited prequel to Game of Thrones.
DC Comics is known for having a wealth of interesting characters, and some of their most memorable villains aren’t always the most famous. These ‘B-list’ villains are fan favorites because they consistently deliver compelling stories. While they might not be incredibly powerful or have deeply personal conflicts with the heroes, they always manage to create exciting adventures. Here are ten of the best B-list villains from DC, characters who have driven great storylines for decades.
Ubisoft has explained that both Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Star Wars Outlaws will utilize a feature on the new Switch 2 console that smooths gameplay, even when the frame rate drops below 40 frames per second.
Nioh: Complete Edition is a challenging action RPG, inspired by the Souls series, where you play as a ninja in a dark and dangerous version of Japan. You’ll fight powerful supernatural creatures as you journey across the land. And for a limited time – until January 5th – you can grab it on Steam for only $4.99!
The recent flashback revealed Rocks D. Xebec to be a truly legendary pirate, but it also showed him in a new light – not just as a villain, but as a passionate and ambitious leader, similar to other pirates of his time. However, his ambitions were far grander than anyone had ever seen, ultimately leading to his downfall. The flashback really showcased the Rocks Pirates, presenting them as a realistic and compelling group of notorious pirates. Now that the story of God Valley is complete, Eiichiro Oda has emphasized the impact of the Rocks Pirates with a special illustration in the latest chapter of One Piece.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe potentially bringing back a retired character is great news for several heroes who haven’t had much to do recently. While their roles aren’t clear right now, it strongly suggests they’ll be important in future MCU stories. Here are five possible returns that seem very likely.
We’ve been eagerly anticipating Perfect World Entertainment’s new game, Neverness to Everness (or NTE), for a while now.
Many families find themselves watching TV during the holidays, and Netflix is a popular choice. With so many shows to choose from, here are seven that are especially great to watch this Christmas. They’ve either recently released new episodes or are currently trending, making them perfect for a festive binge – and some even have more seasons planned for 2026 and beyond!
According to Straw, the game currently in development is different from the one originally created with Microsoft. While that initial project has been cancelled, some of its ideas are being incorporated into the new version. He revealed the original game was called Hellslayer and described it as a fast-paced, first-person shooter, similar to Hotline Miami, where players would instantly respawn after dying.
After finishing the main game, you’ll unlock a new level called Winter Wonder, and it’s a wonderfully festive and heartwarming experience, especially if you’re playing on PS5.