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Occasionally, I ponder over redemption arcs that seem to stretch beyond believability. Take the case of Eddie Brock’s Venom, for instance – a character who was once a menace, now claimed to be a pillar of the community. It’s hard not to question if such a transformation is genuine. I mean, when one has committed wrongs as heinous as Venom did, breaking free from that past seems almost insurmountable. Maybe his redemption arc went a bit too far into the realm of ‘goodness’, making it difficult for me as a fan to fully trust in his transformation. A more convincing and satisfying turn for him might have been right after the events of the original Venom: Lethal Protector series, where the struggle between good and evil still felt tangible.

Though often recognized for prominent adaptations, King’s influence on television extends beyond the notable miniseries. He has occasionally taken on roles as a screenwriter, creator, and producer in less obvious projects, contributing to works not typically linked with his renowned body of work. From individual episodes within anthologies to entire series spawned from the lesser-known novels, these five concealed links reveal a more comprehensive perspective of King’s television legacy.

Here is an overview of the game, via Pineapple Works:

Back on July 31, I was thrilled to get my hands on Ys X: Proud Nordics when it dropped for the Nintendo Switch 2 in Japan. Now, the excitement’s spreading as an Asian release has just landed, offering a chance to play this fantastic title not only on the Nintendo Switch 2 but also on PC via Steam.

Here is an overview of the game, via Chucklefish:

Sony Interactive Entertainment has been announced as a global sponsor for the Evolution Championship Series, extending their support until 2028. The company intends to maintain its dedication to the fighting game community by utilizing the PlayStation Tournaments platform and developing products tailored for fighting game enthusiasts.

In addition to showcasing the main features, the trailer for Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection also spotlights other valuable content that will be included. This includes detailed timelines tracing the evolution of each game and the franchise as a whole. These timelines incorporate interviews from developers of various titles and creators such as John Tobias.

The talented team behind Broken Lizard, responsible for “Super Troopers”, has commenced filming on their latest movie, marking seven years since “Super Troopers 2” hit the big screens. As reported by Variety, Jay Chandrasekhar is set to take on dual roles, directing and playing Trooper Ramathorn, with a script written by the comedy group themselves. The rest of Broken Lizard will reprise their characters, joined once more by Brian Cox as Captain John O’Hagan and Marisa Coughlan as Ursula Hanson. Searchlight Pictures has officially confirmed this exciting news, acknowledging the long-standing bond between the comedy troupe and their studio.