Games

Nicolas Cage’s take on Spider-Man is unlike any other version we’ve seen, in any movie, comic, or show. While he still got his powers from a spider bite and might shoot organic webs, and features familiar characters like Molten Man, Black Cat, and Electro, this Spider-Man is a private detective, and he’s a much more serious character. What’s even more surprising is that he’s already broken three established rules of the Marvel Universe.

Here is a look at seven thrillers from the 90s that have aged like fine wine.

It’s common for characters to become increasingly powerful, but sometimes they become too strong, forcing writers to reduce their abilities to maintain a balanced story. We’re taking a look at seven Marvel characters who have actually become weaker over time. While they may have been incredibly powerful at one point, their current versions wouldn’t stand a chance against their former selves. These heroes and villains were once at the peak of their power, but now they’ve faded from their former glory. Let’s dive into how their power levels have changed.

Lead Children (Olowiane Dzieci), a Polish drama, tells the story of a young doctor in 1970s Communist Poland who discovers children near a factory are suffering from lead poisoning. Facing government opposition and a lack of support, she bravely risks everything – her job and her safety – to help them. Though the film’s pace is deliberate, critics praise its powerful and accurate depiction of this difficult time in Polish history.

The latest chapters of Jujutsu Kaisen have focused on Yuji Itadori, suggesting the story is heading towards its finale. Now, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump has announced that Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo will have three weeks of color pages in a row – a significant event for any manga in the magazine, and a strong indication that the sequel is about to end.

Although Pokémon is the most popular monster-collecting game, other developers are also creating their own versions. Palworld has recently been a strong competitor, and DokeV could be another big contender when it’s released. However, I’m particularly excited about Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, created by a well-known and talented developer. It has the potential to be the best monster-catching game of the year, and it appears to offer a lot more than what Pokémon does.

Shows like Altered Carbon, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, and even Black Mirror have introduced many people to the world of cyberpunk. If you’ve enjoyed those and want to explore this dark, futuristic genre further, here are five series we recommend.

Okay, so we’re still waiting on a release date for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, which is kinda frustrating, but the developers at Gameplay Group International are doing a great job keeping us hyped! They’ve been dropping awesome gameplay trailers featuring all our favorite characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. Just recently, I got to see Toph, the absolute best Earthbender, kicking butt in a new trailer. And the even better news? They’re finally letting us play it! After a small alpha test, they’ve announced a global playtest, so anyone around the world can jump in and try it out. If you want to be one of the first to bend some elements and fight, now’s your chance!

During the week of February 2nd through 8th, Independence Day ranked as the seventh most popular movie on Netflix in the U.S. It outperformed titles like Homefront, The Rip, and Kpop Demon Hunters to achieve this position. This marked the first time Independence Day appeared in Netflix’s top 10.

The second season of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End will begin a significant new story arc with Episode 6, but fans will have to wait a little longer to see it. Originally scheduled for February 20th, the episode will now premiere on February 27th. While the delay is disappointing, a preview of the upcoming arc has been released and is available to view.