To truly determine if the Justice League has always been the most powerful superhero team, we need to look back at their earliest battles. We’re going to examine the first seven villains they faced and rank them by their strength. This will finally answer the question of whether the League truly earned their reputation as the best, or if they were always deserving of the title. Let’s get started with the ranking!
This classic 1992 fighting game is highly regarded as one of the best in its class. It was briefly available on the PlayStation 3 in 2010, but was later removed from the digital store a few years after its release.
The Game Business reports that the company has decided not to release the game, which hasn’t been officially announced yet.
According to Running With Scissors founder Vince Desi, the team has been discussing the concept for Flesh & Wire with their community for quite some time. He explained that while POSTAL allowed them to develop their satirical style, Flesh & Wire represents a return to the dark, psychological horror that the studio originally became known for.
The conflict features several key matchups: Noob Saibot, formerly Bi Han, battling Scorpion, and Kung Lao facing off against Liu Kang. Meanwhile, Shao Kahn is predictably causing chaos and declaring his dominance over Earthrealm, much to Kitana’s dismay. Amidst all this, Johnny Cage is just trying to make it through, thankfully with the support of his friends.
The Betzoids are back in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, a series that also celebrates the franchise’s 60th anniversary. These telepathic aliens have evolved with new abilities, thanks to a new student named Tarima. She’s an exceptionally powerful empath—so much so that she needed a device implanted in her neck to manage her emotions. Now, we finally understand the full extent of Tarima’s incredible power.
For a long time, simply killing enemies quickly and getting more rewards has been considered good teamwork in these games. But true cooperation goes beyond just dealing more damage or combining special abilities. It’s about making choices together, facing the results of those choices as a team, and growing together. Most co-op RPGs miss this crucial element, which is why they often feel the same after playing for a while. Now, No Rest for the Wicked aims to offer something different.
Stephen Gaghan’s 2020 film Dolittle, based on the classic stories by Hugh Lofting, will soon be removed from Peacock. While the exact date isn’t known, movies on this list usually leave the service at the end of the month. The film stars Robert Downey Jr. as Dr. Dolittle, a lonely veterinarian in Wales who can talk to animals. He’s called back into the world for a dangerous sea voyage to find a cure for Queen Victoria’s illness.
HBO’s drama series Industry, created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, takes place in the highly competitive world of finance. The show premiered in late 2020 and is currently airing its fourth season. Recent news indicates that HBO has renewed Industry for a fifth season, which will serve as the show’s finale.
According to VGC, the creative director of the project, Clint Hocking, has left. This likely happened because Ubisoft is currently restructuring the Assassin’s Creed team with major changes in leadership.