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These days, movie studios aren’t rushing to create sprawling superhero universes like they used to, as interest in superhero films has waned recently. In the 2010s, everyone wanted to replicate Marvel’s success with the MCU, leading to films like Bloodshot and attempts at universes like Universal’s Dark Universe. While very few of these efforts succeeded, this one stands out as a particularly strong example.

Released for the PlayStation 2 in 2002, GoDai: Elemental Force was a flop with both players and critics. The action game featured a unique idea – a ninja who could glide – but it wasn’t well-executed. While gliding was a core part of the gameplay, the controls were poorly designed, making the game incredibly frustrating. Even basic actions were difficult due to the clunky controls, ultimately leading to a very unenjoyable experience for anyone who tried GoDai: Elemental Force.

Hideo Kojima has a knack for finding hidden gems, and his latest discovery is no exception. He recently shared on X (formerly Twitter) that he started watching the anime Nippon Sangoku, which he was already familiar with from the manga. He was immediately impressed after just one episode, and after watching a second, he became even more enthusiastic, confirming he’ll definitely continue watching. It’s a truly remarkable anime that he believes everyone should check out – and his recommendations are usually spot-on.

During a recent LEGO Star Wars livestream, Lucasfilm’s Doug Chiang revealed why Din Djarin has a seemingly new Razor Crest. He explained it’s a fresh version, straight from the factory floor, complete with the correct paint job.

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