Fumi Games’ first game completely breaks from tradition with its unique, rubberhose animation style. That alone is enough to grab your attention – it’s no surprise the game went viral! But the moment you start playing and hear the main character, Jack Pepper, humming the theme tune in his classic, rough voice, you realize MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is going to be something truly different.
After a difficult year for cryptocurrencies, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire suggested launching a new initiative to address the challenges. His post on Tuesday quickly gained over 3 million views and generated a lot of buzz on social media.
Christopher Nolan’s influential Dark Knight trilogy revolutionized comic book movies in the 2000s, which explains why Christian Bale’s Batman remains so iconic. Interestingly, his breakthrough role might not have happened without the 2000 film American Psycho. Directed by Mary Harron and based on Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, the movie was a biting satire of Wall Street greed, presented as a disturbing yet darkly humorous psychological thriller.
While classic villains might appear uncommon, there are actually quite a few in the DC Universe. Some have faded over time, but others have become truly iconic. Here are ten of the best DC legacy villains – characters who carry on the wicked deeds of those who came before them, bringing a history of evil into the present day.
The combat in Mouse is unfortunately held back by its odd design. It begins with limited moves and a weak pistol, and while new weapons like shotguns and freeze rays, along with abilities like gliding and double jumping, are added, they don’t significantly improve the experience. Because any weapon can handle any situation, there’s little incentive to experiment. The arenas don’t take advantage of the movement abilities, making them easy to ignore. Enemies are weak, and health pickups are plentiful, so you rarely need to carefully aim or strategize—a quick burst of gunfire and a swig of readily available health restore most problems. The upgrades are mostly uninspired stat boosts that simply make an already easy game even simpler.
The excitement around new Square Enix games, like the long-awaited Kingdom Hearts 4, is always high. When the game was first announced, fans were thrilled – it’s one of Square Enix’s most popular series, right up there with Final Fantasy. But it’s been a long time since the announcement, and we still don’t know much about the game itself. I keep hoping for even a small update – a peek at gameplay or a hint about the story – and find myself constantly checking for news. Unfortunately, we’re still waiting, which is both exciting and a little worrying.
Fans won’t have to wait until July 2026 to see the new Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity anime! Viz Media is hosting a special premiere in US theaters this June, ahead of its official release. Along with the announcement, they’ve shared a first look at what’s in store for Ichigo and his friends in the final season, promising an explosive conclusion to the series.
Imagine, if you will, a world where one can purchase packs of Pokémon, football, basketball, and baseball cards, all from the comfort of one’s chaise longue. Starting at a mere $25, these packs ascend to a staggering $2,500 for the truly extravagant. Quite the range, wouldn’t you say? From the dilettante collector to the high-rolling investor, there’s something for every soul with a penchant for cardboard and luck.
John Campea recently shared on his podcast that the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday is estimated to have cost around $400 million to make – one of the largest budgets for any Marvel film. In addition to the high production cost, Marvel is planning a massive marketing push for the movie.
In 2011, Warren Jeffs, the leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), received a life sentence for sexually abusing two girls who were under the age of consent.