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Recently, the horror game Condemned: Criminal Origins was removed from digital storefronts like the Microsoft Store and Steam. Originally released in 2005 as a launch title for the Xbox 360 and published by Sega, Condemned is remembered as one of the best horror games of that console’s early years. A sequel, Condemned 2: Bloodshot, followed in 2008, but the series hasn’t seen a new installment since. Many players have continued to enjoy Condemned over the years, and digital copies on Xbox and PC were the easiest way to play.

The quest “Lost In Transmission” is given by Shani and unlocks the Spaceport map in ARC Raiders. Completing it will reward you with the Snap Hook.

Superman became available on HBO Max on September 19th, ten weeks after its initial release in theaters. For the past six weeks, it’s consistently been popular on the platform, even reaching the number one spot at times. However, with the arrival of Halloween last week and the end of October, viewers seemed to lose interest in the film.

As a sci-fi fan, I remember the 70s being a really exciting time for the genre, but honestly, a lot of those shows have faded from memory. I’ve been revisiting some classics, and I was reminded of seven amazing sci-fi series from that decade that I’d almost forgotten! Some of them even inspired popular reboots years later, and for others, they were the shows that really launched the careers of some big stars.

Throughout DC and Marvel comics, both heroes and villains have wielded incredibly dangerous powers, sometimes to help others and sometimes for their own gain. Even when used with good intentions, these powers can give individuals an unhealthy amount of control over others, and that control can easily be misused. Many of these frightening abilities are designed to instill fear, catch people off guard, or drastically and painfully change who they are.

Here are three Easter eggs that fans needed years to uncover.