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The third season of “That ’90s Show” won’t be available on Netflix anymore, as the streaming service decided to terminate the spinoff of “That ’70s Show.” Fans of “That ’70s Show” were thrilled when they learned that some original cast members would reprise their roles in the Netflix series set two decades later. The main characters of “That ’90s Show” were Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp, who portrayed Red and Kitty Forman. Other familiar faces from “That ’70s Show,” including Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Wilmer Valderrama, made guest appearances in the series. Unfortunately, despite these star-studded appearances, the viewership for “That ’90s Show” during its second season wasn’t enough to prevent it from being canceled by Netflix.

Among Sony’s most successful game consoles, it is true that the PlayStation 3 faced the steepest initial challenges. Issues with the Cell processor, a high initial price, and unimpressive launch games made for a tough start for the company. Despite these hurdles, Sony pressed on and provided a platform for numerous iconic first- and third-party games. Here are 15 must-play titles from that era.

In Natlan, there are 77 Saurian Claw Succulents found around the town, excluding the one sold at the shop. These unique native plants aren’t confined to locked areas, but it is recommended that you finish any crucial quests first before collecting them.

A new trailer for Bandai Namco’s Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO is available, and, as expected, it showcases some major heroes and villains locked in battle. Vegeta vs Super Baby 2, Trunks vs Frieza, Goku vs Jiren – it’s all here and looks phenomenal.

Earlier this year, Square Enix unveiled the game “Foamstars” for both PS4 and PS5 platforms. However, the reception has been relatively mild, even after a short-term offering as part of PlayStation Plus Essential. In an attempt to boost interest, the team-based shooter is now available for free play. This change coincides with the debut of Season 6, titled “Diamond Jam”. Take a look at the trailer below.

Critical feedback for Konami’s remake of Silent Hill 2 has been overwhelmingly positive, as indicated by an 87 Metascore on Metacritic. You can watch the launch trailer showcasing protagonist James Sunderland’s journey into the eerie town that gives the game its name below.