Launched on PC just a year ago, “UFO 50” is an assortment of 50 vintage-style video games spanning diverse genres from various creators (even though in the game world, they’re all attributed to the fictional UFO Soft). Some games are quite straightforward, like the platformer “Barbuta” and the arcade racer “Paint Chase”, while others, such as “Magic Garden”, prove surprisingly hard to put down.
In “Donkey Kong Bananza”, the action never stops, with players breaking through various terrains continuously. The game is filled with numerous vocal and sound effects that overpower its background music, making it difficult for those who appreciate Naoto Kubo’s musical compositions to fully enjoy them. Regrettably, there’s no option within the game to boost the volume of the music specifically. Although the game provides several other customization features, it falls short in terms of audio adjustments.
It’s only normal for not every comic series to be unforgettable, but there are some that truly warrant more recognition than they may have received so far. Here are five underappreciated story arcs within Marvel Comics that might have slipped your memory.
It turns out that not only Luffy, but also his crew members share similarities with the Roger Pirates that were previously unnoticed. Key figures like Zoro and Sanji are integral to the crew, not just because of their power, but also due to their steadfast loyalty and capacity for sound judgment when Luffy isn’t around. In the same vein, Roger was supported by Silver Rayleigh and Scopper Gaban. While Rayleight was revealed during the Sabaody Archipelago Arc after the time-skip, Gaban recently joined the Straw Hats in the Elbaf Arc. Although the series has subtly hinted at the similarities between Luffy’s and Roger’s teams, the latest Chapter 1156 cover officially confirms this connection.
As for Gunn’s future projects, he’s been quite secretive about them. However, it is known that his next film will feature David Corenswet as Superman. Yet, Gunn has kept most details under wraps. Contrastingly, Gunn’s superior at Warner Bros. Discovery, CEO David Zaslav, seems to prefer a more open approach, as he recently revealed some surprising information during the company’s recent earnings call.
The upcoming free Steam game we’re discussing is titled “Guntouchables,” developed by Game Swing and published by Ghost Ship Publishing. They describe this new PC game as a fusion of action and doomsday roguelite, offering online cooperative play for up to four players. Essentially, it allows multiplayer gaming over the internet, but local play is not an option. However, it’s also possible to enjoy the game on your own or solo if you prefer.
Despite a significant 67% decrease in its box office earnings during its second weekend, the film The Fantastic Four: First Steps still ranks among the top-earning movies domestically in 2025. Although the decline in revenue wasn’t ideal, it’s important to note that the movie’s performance has been far from the catastrophic failure some have suggested.
Indeed, it seems like Kevin Feige at Marvel has a grand strategy in place, as he oversees the entire narrative as one cohesive storyline. However, Dan Trachtenberg, working on his two Predator projects – the Hulu animated film ‘Predator: Killer of Killers’ and the Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi-starring movie ‘Predator: Badlands,’ scheduled for release in November 2025, is focused on his individual mission. There appears to be a division between the film and TV sides of these projects.
The comic series ‘Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil’s Trigger,’ penned by Jimmy Palmiotti, one of the co-founders of Marvel Knights, along with artist Tommaso Bianchi (known for ‘Thunderbolts: Doomstrike’), is a five-issue limited release. Although Marvel has recently resurrected the Marvel Knights imprint through the Black Panther-centric ‘Marvel Knights: The World to Come,’ ‘Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil’s Trigger’ doesn’t seem to bear that label. Nevertheless, it might be a self-contained story, separate from the main Marvel Universe.
If you’re longing for the ’90s vibe of Mortal Kombat in your upcoming movie experience, then this new collection is perfect for you! The series kicks off with 7-inch scale action figures featuring Liu Kang, Scorpion, and Sub-Zero. Their vibrant costumes are eye-catching, and I must admit, the facial details on these figurines appear quite accurate. Check them out in more detail through the teaser images below. Starting from this Friday, August 8, at 9am PT / 12pm ET, you can pre-order these figures right here at Entertainment Earth. You should also find them at retailers such as Amazon and Walmart. Once they’re available for purchase, direct links will be added to the list below. Stay tuned for further updates!