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It felt like only a matter of time before this happened. Ratings for the PlayStation 5 version appeared online before the game was even released on Switch, Switch 2, and PC earlier this year, and the list of trophies players could earn on PS5 was recently leaked, hinting at its upcoming release.

During a recent interview with French YouTuber Julien Chieze, director Hamaguchi discussed the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series. Thanks to a translation shared on Twitter by Genki, we now know that Hamaguchi and Tetsuya Nomura are close to revealing the title of the third and final game in the trilogy. Hamaguchi stated they’ve chosen between two potential names and expect to make a final decision and announcement before the end of the year.

It’s common for both movies and TV shows to be remade. Many classic shows get a fresh start with reboots – sometimes revisiting beloved favorites, and other times giving promising but previously unsuccessful shows another chance. In the science fiction genre, several reboots have emerged, and while not all succeed, some actually surpass the originals. Here are seven sci-fi reboots that are better than the shows they’re based on, including one at the top of the list that’s so good, you might not even remember the original series.

Nova is a Marvel superhero who operates in space. While Earth’s heroes were battling each other during the Civil War event, Nova was busy protecting the universe from a danger that spanned multiple realities. When he came back to Earth, as shown in Nova Vol. 2 #2, he was surprised by the conflict he found.

A hero is often judged by the strength of their enemies, and some villains are definitely more impressive than others. While every Avenger is a great hero, the challenges they face vary quite a bit. Ant-Man’s villains, for example, aren’t on the same level as those fought by Captain America or Thor. Let’s take a look at the original Avengers team and compare the quality of their respective villains.

Kojima is shifting his focus away from Death Stranding and exploring new projects. His next game, a horror title called OD, will feature celebrity actors and unique episodes directed by well-known horror directors. While a release date is unknown, OD isn’t his only project. Kojima is also developing Physint, a game that will return him to the stealth-action gameplay he’s known for. Expected to be a PlayStation 6 title with a cast of famous actors, Physint is still in the very early stages of development, but Kojima has hinted at his grand vision for it.