Some villains are simply beyond saving. Their wickedness is so profound that fans struggle to see them as good, even if the story tries to portray a redemption arc. Here are DC’s seven most irredeemable villains, listed from least to most evil.
A player recently found a cliff in Hogwarts Legacy that looks remarkably like the one where Voldemort and Dumbledore duel in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. While you can’t explore a cave behind it like in the movie, it’s clearly a deliberate nod to that scene. The discovery quickly became the most popular post on the game’s Reddit page.
On March 1st, Tubi will start streaming a large collection of animated shows from Cartoon Network and Warner Bros., including The Batman. This release includes many titles previously available on HBO Max, such as The Animaniacs, Ben 10, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Dexter’s Laboratory, Ed, Edd ‘n Eddy, Justice League, Pinky and the Brain, and The Powerpuff Girls.
Players on the PS5 Pro Reddit page are really impressed with how great Diablo 4 looks on their consoles. While it’s not the most realistic-looking game, it’s remarkably sharp and clear. In fact, a popular post on the page calls the game “incredible” when played on the PS5 Pro.
Stargate SG-1 is a well-known science fiction series that continues the story from the original Stargate movie. The show follows a team of soldiers and scientists who use an ancient portal, called a Stargate, to travel to other planets. They explore new worlds, trying to build alliances with peaceful civilizations and defend Earth from any potential threats. Although it didn’t receive much critical acclaim, Stargate SG-1 maintains a dedicated fanbase even decades after its finale.
Two new PS5 games are getting great reviews. Romeo Is a Dead Man, developed by Grasshopper Manufacture, has a 4.87 out of 5 rating based on 749 user reviews – which translates to 97 out of 100. Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma from Marvelous also has a high score of 4.89 after 131 reviews, equaling 98 out of 100. While both games are well-received, it’s worth noting that Rune Factory currently has significantly fewer reviews than Romeo Is a Dead Man.
A recent teaser on X revealed the next story arc for the series will be called “Revolte,” and it’s expected to last about six chapters. It introduces Revolte, a powerful demon who lives on the Northern Plateau, and who Frieren, Fern, and Stark will soon face. The teaser also suggests that two characters from the last big story arc will be returning, hinting at a major new threat and increased tension.
The PlayStation Blog announced that new modes and features are on the way, offering players fresh challenges and rewards. While the specifics of this new content haven’t been revealed yet, the PS5 version will be updated to support ultrawide monitors, including a 21:9 aspect ratio for both gameplay and cutscenes.
Early signs suggest the new project may move away from a key element of the original books: focusing the story through Harry’s eyes. While the books aren’t narrated by Harry himself—they’re told in the third person—we usually experience everything from his perspective. The novels rarely show us events he doesn’t witness, with the exception of a few instances, like the opening chapters of some books, or moments where the story needs to show something Harry couldn’t have known, such as scenes from the Quidditch stands in The Philosopher’s Stone.
For the next 11 days, Xbox players (on Xbox One, Series S, and Series X) can get their hands on XCOM 2, a turn-based strategy game from Firaxis and 2K Games. XCOM 2 is a sequel to the critically acclaimed XCOM: Enemy Unknown from 2012, which successfully revived the classic XCOM series. While not quite as highly rated as the first game, XCOM 2 was still one of the best strategy games of 2016, earning an 88 on Metacritic and a nomination for Best Strategy Game at The Game Awards (though it lost to Civilization VI, also by Firaxis).