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Even though I’m excited about this God of War trilogy remake, I’m starting to worry about what it means for the next main God of War game. It’s been over three years since God of War Ragnarok came out, and I thought we’d be hearing about the next installment soon. Now, I’m concerned that a sequel to Ragnarok might not happen, as Santa Monica Studio may be focusing on this remake for a long time.

Capcom is having a fantastic moment with the success of games like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, and they even have a highly anticipated new game in the works. However, many would agree that the company was at its absolute peak in the late 90s and early 2000s, releasing a wealth of incredible games. While many of those series are still going strong, some have been put on hold, and Dino Crisis is a prime example. If you never got a chance to play this classic survival-horror series, you can now find the original game and its sequel on Steam. And for a limited time, until February 26th, both games are 50% off, making them only $5 each!

Writer Kevin Sullivan has revealed that The Loud House has quietly been canceled by Nickelodeon after nine seasons. In a social media post, Sullivan announced his departure from the network, explaining it was due to the show ending and no other projects being available for him. He reflected on his 22-year career at Nickelodeon, having worked on shows like Fatherhood, The X’s, The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, TUFF Puppy, and The Loud House. While acknowledging the difficulties facing the animation industry, Sullivan expressed hope that he might continue writing, stating he still has plenty of funny ideas.

Batman movies often fall into the same traps, but some mistakes are particularly glaring. These errors can seriously damage a film, making viewers question its quality overall. Adapting Batman for the big screen is challenging, and sometimes that results in truly bad scenes.

After the success of Amityville, Hollywood just kept churning out remakes for about five years. Platinum Dunes gave us a prequel to their Leatherface film, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, and a new take on The Hitcher. They eventually capped things off by revisiting two horror icons: Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger. While their A Nightmare on Elm Street remake pretty much ended this remake phase, I have to say their Friday the 13th is surprisingly good. It’s a shame we never got a sequel, because I heard there were some cool concepts floating around for it.

Although Nintendo hasn’t officially announced whether Splatoon Raiders will have multiplayer, it’s likely to include it, considering how popular the Splatoon series is as a multiplayer game. Even if Raiders focuses on a single-player experience, it’s a good sign for the future of Splatoon, as successful elements from the game could appear in Splatoon 4. Either way, Splatoon fans have something to look forward to!

Today marks the thirteenth anniversary of the first issue of Uncanny X-Men (2013). This series, written by acclaimed author Brian Michael Bendis, began what is considered the most divisive period in X-Men history. It followed the disastrous Avengers vs. X-Men storyline and had the difficult task of revitalizing the franchise. While it succeeded in some ways, it also sparked a lot of debate, and remains controversial even now. The run is a mixed bag – it has moments of brilliance alongside some truly awful parts, and certain choices continue to be criticized. Despite its flaws, however, this era of Uncanny X-Men remains an important and significant part of the X-Men’s overall story.

Released in 1995, Waterworld is an action movie set in a future where melted polar ice caps have flooded most of the Earth. Kevin Costner not only starred in the film, but also helped produce it. He plays The Mariner, a reluctant hero who travels the watery world and ends up protecting a woman and child who possess a map to the mythical “Dryland.”