Games

I’m so excited – Netflix is really diving into the world of One Piece! All eight episodes of Season 2, officially called ‘Into the Grand Line,’ dropped on March 10th, and it’s fantastic. For those who don’t know, it’s a live-action series based on Eiichiro Oda’s incredible manga (which was already a huge anime!), and it follows Monkey D. Luffy and his crew as they search for the ultimate treasure, the One Piece. This season picks up right after they leave the East Blue and heads into the really dangerous and unknown waters of the Grand Line – it’s a wild ride!

Expect sequels, reboots, and new IPs that could define the year.

Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

The downloadable content will feature new Mega Digivolution routes and an additional episode.

Last year, Eric Kripke, the creator of The Boys, announced that the animated spinoff series, The Boys Presents: Diabolical, wouldn’t be returning to Prime Video. The show featured self-contained stories exploring the lives of different superheroes within the same universe, occasionally including characters like Homelander. Despite receiving positive reviews – a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes – Kripke initially said the show was cancelled because of low viewership. However, in a recent interview with Polygon, the showrunner Simon Racioppa explained the real reason behind the cancellation.

One major letdown was The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, released in theaters on March 10, 1989. While the film felt similar to Terry Gilliam’s work with Monty Python, it only earned $8.1 million despite costing $46.6 million to make. However, over time, it’s become a beloved cult classic.

For example, it’s been five years since Star Wars bothered to fully explain the backstory of its most popular sequel trilogy character. What’s really disappointing isn’t the complexity of that backstory, but the fact that many fans still aren’t even aware it exists, almost ten years later.

Sony struggled with its previous handheld consoles because they used unique, proprietary media formats. The PlayStation Vita, released in 2012, was their attempt to fix this, featuring a 5-inch OLED touchscreen and controls similar to other PlayStation consoles. However, the Vita faced tough competition from the growing popularity of tablets and mobile games on smartphones, leading to estimated sales of under 16 million units. While it had a good selection of downloadable games, many fans disliked the high cost of its proprietary memory cards. Ultimately, the Vita wasn’t a commercial success and is likely to be Sony’s last dedicated handheld gaming device for the foreseeable future.

As a lifelong comic book fan, I’ve always been fascinated by the Justice League – they’ve had so many members over the years! With icons like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman leading the charge, it’s easy for some really cool heroes to get overlooked and kind of forgotten. Honestly, I think DC should really bring some of those sidelined Justice Leaguers back into the spotlight – they deserve a bigger role in future stories, in my opinion.

There was a mix-up regarding the “More Spore for Hoppip” event. Nintendo’s official account mistakenly announced a start time of 1 PM PT on March 9th. The event in Pokemon Pokopia actually begins at 5 AM local time on March 10th and lasts until March 25th, giving players around 15 days to find and befriend Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff. Here’s everything you need to know to get started and add these Pokémon to your town.