Games

I was so excited to see that Trap House hit number two on Netflix in the US last week, between February 23rd and March 1st! It even landed at number seven worldwide, with almost 3 million people tuning in and a total of over 4.9 million hours watched. Apparently, this was the first week it made it into Netflix’s top ten, which is awesome. I already knew it was a great movie – it was a huge hit on Prime Video before Netflix added it to their lineup at the end of February.

These stories explore what happens when villains defeat DC’s strongest heroes, highlighting just how terrifying they can be. In alternate universes, many villains have become even more powerful and threatening – even those already known as formidable foes. Here are seven DC villains who are significantly more deadly in these alternate realities, actually succeeding in their plans and defeating their enemies.

The boxing game James Buster Douglas Knockout Boxing was created to take advantage of James “Buster” Douglas’s surprising win over Mike Tyson in 1990. Originally released in Japan as Final Blow, it was renamed for its release in the U.S. and other regions to highlight the famous match. Most versions of the game aren’t valuable, but the Sega Master System edition is extremely rare. This is because it was released late in the Master System’s lifespan, with only a small number of copies produced. Current estimates from Price Charting show a loose copy selling for around $336, while professionally graded copies can fetch prices exceeding $7,240.

As a huge movie fan, I’m really excited about the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger! It feels like a chance to bring back some franchises Warner Bros. seemed to have given up on. While a few things like the universe surrounding The Batman Part II and Constantine II are still moving forward, there are definitely some properties that were left to die. I’m hoping Paramount will step in and give these forgotten series a fresh start – a real chance to thrive again. It’s a bit like rescuing them, honestly, and I can’t wait to see what they do!

The live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender is now expected to premiere on Paramount+ this fall, after plans for a theatrical release were changed. The series’ co-creator recently shared an update with fans, confirming that filming has finished. He described the movie as “awesome” and asked for patience as they prepare to release more information soon.

Occasionally, a game like Dragon’s Dogma 2 arrives with a lot of anticipation. For over a decade, players had hoped the sequel would fulfill the promise of the original, delivering the experience they’d always envisioned. With a long wait between games, expectations were high that Dragon’s Dogma 2 would finally live up to that potential. Unfortunately, the final product felt less ambitious and smaller in scope than the beloved first game.

We don’t have player numbers for PlayStation 5, but the game reached a high of 88,000 concurrent players on Steam when it launched. Since then, the number of players has gradually decreased over the weekend.

Rumors about a new version of the story began circulating in 2021, with Francesca Gardiner and Mark Mylod heading up the creative team. By May 2025, the main cast was announced: Dominic McLaughlin will play Harry Potter, Alastair Stout will be Ron Weasley, and Arabella Stanton will portray Hermione Granger. Joining them are John Lithgow as Albus Dumbledore, Janet McTeer as Minerva McGonagall, Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape, and Nick Frost as Rubeus Hagrid.

Here is a look at the seven least accurate Arrowverse characters, from heroes to villains.

Get ready for the premiere of Rooster, HBO’s new comedy series! Starring Steve Carell, the show follows a novelist who gets caught up in his daughter’s personal and professional struggles. The first episode debuts on HBO and HBO Max on March 8th at 10 p.m. ET, and new episodes will air weekly on Sundays. The show, created by Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses, is set on a college campus and also stars Charly Clive, Danielle Deadwyler, Phil Dunster, John C. McGinley, and Lauren Tsai. This first season has 10 episodes.