The X-Men comics have a long and often strange history, spanning many decades. Because of this, there are a lot of little-known and unusual facts about the characters and their world. We’re going to explore five of these relatively obscure, but still officially true, details. Some are pretty strange and might be best left in the past, while others could inspire exciting new stories. Let’s dive in and uncover these hidden pieces of X-Men lore!
Here are five exceptional beat ’em ups on the NES that are still worth playing today.
Shueisha has given fans a sneak peek at three new series launching in April. These stories come from some well-known creators who have worked with Shonen Jump before. Let’s take a look at what’s coming and also discuss which current series might be ending soon. Read on for the details!
The video game industry is facing tough times right now. We’re seeing frequent layoffs, rising development costs, and struggles to meet sales goals, all while the technology needed to make games becomes increasingly expensive.
The Miss Grand Thailand contestant revisited the moment her dentures fell out on stage – a mishap that previously went viral during the pageant preliminaries – with a lighthearted nod.
The actress, known for her role in Stranger Things, recently shared a rare photo of her and husband Jake Bongiovi’s adopted daughter, who joined their family last summer.
This includes dealing with difficult auditions. The Fifty Shades of Grey actress recently shared a story about one where she found out she didn’t get the role during the audition itself.
Valinor, a new company aiming to modernize private lending using blockchain technology, has secured $25 million in seed funding. The company was started by former employees of Blackstone. Castle Island Ventures led the funding round, with additional investment from Susquehanna’s crypto division, Maven11, and the founder of TeraWulf, a bitcoin mining company now expanding into AI. Valinor plans to use the funds to grow its lending operations, attract more customers, and expand its team beyond its current size of six people.
The first episode of Daredevil: Born Again shows that Jack Duquesne, also known as Swordsman, is at the center of a very public trial. This trial isn’t about finding the truth, but about Kingpin, Fisk, convincing the city that all masked vigilantes are dangerous. Fisk is carefully controlling the situation – he’s even put Matt Murdock’s ex-girlfriend, Heather Glenn, in charge of mental health evaluations and is using her to portray Duquesne as a violent psychopath. The trial is clearly designed to support Fisk’s version of events, but this storyline also creates an opportunity to bring back a popular character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Released in 2000, Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes remains a strong contender for the greatest fighting game of all time, even 26 years later. Originally appearing on the Dreamcast in Japan, it quickly became popular in North America. The game is still celebrated for its incredible style and design, successfully bringing the energy of the arcade to home consoles and capturing the spirit of fighting game evolution while remaining enjoyable today.