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Spider-Man’s enemies are getting smarter, learning science, technology, and how to trick people. He responds by relying on his intelligence instead of just strength. But what if one of them actually overcame their biggest flaw? The reality is, Spider-Man usually wins not because he’s physically more powerful, but because his villains never quite reach their full potential. If they did, even a genius like Spider-Man might not be able to defeat them.

Many modern dark fantasy stories were heavily influenced by Berserk, particularly its complex characters and the idea that strength and sadness often go hand-in-hand. However, despite numerous attempts to copy it, few series have managed to capture the same blend of stunning visuals and profound sense of hopelessness. Berserk continues to be the standard by which all other dark anime are judged.

You’ve probably heard of LA Noire, even if you haven’t played it. Developed by Team Bondi and released by Rockstar Games in 2011, it took almost ten years to create – a lengthy process that wasn’t common at the time. The game puts you in the shoes of Cole Phelps, a police officer climbing the ranks in 1940s Los Angeles, starting as a patrolman and eventually becoming a homicide detective. It was a unique experience, striving to fully immerse players in a detailed and realistic, yet surprisingly dark, depiction of old Hollywood through intricate police work.

Fans are excited about the new Jujutsu Kaisen movie, which is coming before the third season airs next year. However, the studio is concerned about people recording and sharing clips online. They’ve released a statement reminding everyone that unauthorized recording and posting of the film is illegal and a violation of copyright. They ask fans to respect the film and refrain from these activities so everyone can enjoy it properly.

Released in 2002, Syberia was a unique and popular point-and-click adventure game known for its captivating story. Created by Benoît Sokal, it centers around Kate Walker, a New York lawyer sent to rural France to handle the sale of a factory that builds automatons. What starts as a simple assignment quickly turns into an extraordinary journey across Europe and beyond. The game creates a mysterious and atmospheric world, filled with unusual inventions and a sense of timelessness – it’s both haunting and beautifully sad.

The popular game Little Rocket Lab from No More Robots is coming to the Nintendo Switch on December 10, 2025. It’s currently available on PC, Xbox Cloud Gaming, and through Xbox Game Pass. The Switch version will cost $19.99. Little Rocket Lab has been a hit on Xbox, earning a 92% positive rating from players. It’s a unique game that blends elements of Stardew Valley and Factorio, offering a mix of different gameplay styles.

You can now pre-order all the McFarlane Toys reissues mentioned earlier directly from Entertainment Earth! We’ve included links below with information about what each toy includes.

It’s great when games are challenging, but some older Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) games went overboard. They featured incredibly difficult obstacles, unreliable controls, and other frustrating issues that made them almost unplayable. While not all ‘Nintendo Hard’ games are bad – many people still enjoy them – these five titles are notorious for being brutally difficult and might trigger some unpleasant memories for those who grew up with them. They’re listed below in no specific order.

Following a screening of Alien at the Cinémathèque Française in Paris, Sigourney Weaver led a discussion where she revealed details about abandoned Alien projects. She specifically mentioned a planned sequel from Neill Blomkamp that would have altered the storyline of Alien 3. According to Weaver, Ridley Scott later decided to strongly control the franchise with his own prequel films, which ultimately killed Blomkamp’s project. She expressed disappointment, noting that Blomkamp, a very talented director, eventually stopped pursuing the idea.

Look, there have been so many great sci-fi films this century – you could easily make a case for something like Children of Men or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and most people would agree. But for me, the absolute best sci-fi movie of the 21st century is Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival. I love Blade Runner 2049 and Dune: Part Two – seriously, they’re incredible – but Arrival is the one that’s really stuck with me, the one I keep thinking about, even after all these years. It’s been over 25 years of new releases, and nothing else has had quite the same impact.