Games

Here is an overview of the demo and game, via THQ Nordic:

Oscar Isaac, who played Moon Knight in the Marvel series, was asked by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) if he’d be back for the upcoming *Avengers: Secret Wars* movie. Fans have been wondering where Moon Knight has been in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since his Disney+ show finished in 2022, and many think *Secret Wars* would be a good place for his return. Isaac playfully responded to the question with a laugh, saying, “It’s a secret, you know?”

Just in time for Halloween, Hulu began streaming the animated films *Hotel Transylvania* and *Hotel Transylvania 2* on October 1st. These movies, directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, are about Hotel Transylvania, a hidden resort where monsters can escape the human world. Adam Sandler stars as Count Dracula, the hotel’s owner, while Selena Gomez voices his daughter, Mavis. Andy Samberg plays Jonathan, a human who discovers the hotel and falls in love with Mavis.

Bruce Wayne, the man behind Batman, doesn’t have any superpowers. Instead, he uses his vast fortune to fund his crime-fighting gear, including strong armor, weapons, and high-tech equipment. This allows him to operate as the powerful and well-known hero Batman, even though he’s not as powerful as some of DC’s characters who *do* have superpowers. Batman has been featured in numerous films and TV series, starting with the early serials starring Lewis Wilson in the 1940s and continuing with Adam West’s popular portrayal in the 1960s, and many more Batman projects are currently in the works.

It’s sad to see the game finally end, but I actually understand why the developers at Motion Twin decided to stop working on it. They even said in an interview that they think it was a *good* thing for us players, which is surprisingly comforting!

This game is a reimagining of the 1998 classic rail shooter, following James Taylor and Gary Stewart as they fight through a zombie-infested city. It features updated graphics and remastered music, while the original version remains available. Players can team up in co-op mode, experience multiple different endings, and even challenge powerful bosses in a dedicated mode.

Robert Kirkman, co-creator of *Invincible*, revealed at New York Comic Con that he personally wrote the fourth episode of Season 4. He explained that this episode features an original story not based on the comic books, making it particularly meaningful to him and something he wanted to be directly involved in.

During the New York Comic Con panel, Slater announced that the success of *Mortal Kombat II* has given Warner Bros. and New Line confidence to continue building the *Mortal Kombat* universe with more projects.

Unlike many superhero teams that can succeed with almost any group of heroes, the Teen Titans are really defined by *who* is on the team. Each member played a key role in shaping the Titans’ unique identity, and that identity still resonates today. We’re going to highlight the ten Titans who had the biggest impact on what the team represents, and rank them based on how important they were to creating the Teen Titans we all know and love.

Okay, let’s talk about *The Flash* movie. It finally gives Barry Allen, our speedster hero, a real solo outing, and it tackles what many fans consider DC’s best story – “Flashpoint.” The premise, where The Flash tries to rewrite history to save his mother, is solid gold. My issue? The movie doesn’t *improve* on previous attempts to adapt “Flashpoint,” specifically the versions we saw in the Arrowverse TV shows. In fact, it feels like it falls into the same traps, failing to truly do the story justice.