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Here are the five GameCube games that defined the 2000s.

The final episode of The Legend of Korra aired on December 19, 2014, but it wasn’t on Nickelodeon television. Instead, it was released exclusively online through the Nickelodeon website – a platform that wasn’t really designed for streaming at the time. This unusual finale caused a lot of controversy among fans and effectively stalled the franchise for many years, and the impact of that decision is still felt today, over a decade later.

Other parts of the Steam app, like user profiles and group pages, are also stuck loading or are showing errors. Valve hasn’t said anything about the problem yet, but we’ll update this article as soon as we have more information.

Both Steve Rogers and Tony Stark concluded their journeys in the same movie, Avengers: Endgame. Stark sacrificed himself as Iron Man to save everyone, while Rogers handed his Captain America shield to Sam Wilson, signifying his retirement. Now, with Rogers returning in Avengers: Doomsday, it raises questions about the meaning of that original passing of the torch.

If you’ve seen the movie Superman II (though the original Richard Donner cut is better, many would argue), you might remember the fight scene in the Fortress of Solitude where Superman battles General Zod, Ursa, and Non. During the fight, Superman famously pulls a cellophane ‘S’ shield from his chest and throws it, briefly trapping his enemies before it vanishes. It’s a strange moment that fans still joke about. However, a recent issue of Absolute Superman revisited this concept with a much more impressive and impactful result.

ComicBook recently spoke with writer Alex Paknadel about his new Cyclops series, which promises a thrilling story and a fresh take on the character. Paknadel revealed that this story is larger in scope than most X-Men titles, but the most interesting part is the Scott Summers we’ll be seeing – he might be a little scary, but he’s definitely someone you’ll want on your team.

The Korean movie The Great Flood has quickly become a hit, reaching the top spot on Netflix’s U.S. movie charts after its release on December 19th. It’s already been viewed almost 30 million times in just five days, proving its international popularity.

It chose a particularly challenging game to cover. While we enjoy the railway simulation, it’s often difficult to find new and exciting things to discuss about it.