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Back then, there existed a compilation of some initial games, and whispers have surfaced about a potential remaster of Metal Gear Solid 4. However, what has fans truly excited is the upcoming remake of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. This game is considered one of the franchise’s finest and serves as the first story-wise installment. The gameplay is deep, the narrative is gripping, and its atmosphere is unparalleled. It’s one of the most eagerly awaited games this year, particularly because it seems to incorporate elements from Metal Gear Solid V into the remake.

It’s been hinted that the upcoming Marvel Studios series, “Vision Quest,” might delight fans of “Agents of SHIELD.” Although various scenarios have been proposed on how this could happen, one plausible way “Agents of SHIELD” could be referenced in the 2026’s “Vision Quest” is by incorporating its collection of artificially intelligent characters. Characters like Ultron, Jocasta, and EDITH are expected to feature in “Vision Quest,” and they might acquire human-like bodies in the form of Life Model Decoys, which were first seen in action during “Agents of SHIELD” season 3.

This collection features the most terrifying video game villains ever encountered, drawn from a wide range of gaming genres over many years. While you might expect horror games to dominate this list, some surprising entries are also included. Remember, this is about the scariest villains, not necessarily the best ones. So, let’s explore together!

Over the past ten years or so, Miles Morales has risen in prominence within the Marvel universe. He is now one of the playable characters and even the lead character in his own game, such as Marvel’s Spider-Man for PlayStation. Additionally, he stars in an animated series about “Spider-Verse”. This increased visibility has made Miles Morales a more adored version of Spider-Man. Given that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has focused on Tom Holland’s Peter Parker for quite some time, many fans anticipate that the role will eventually be passed to Miles Morales. Even Tom Holland himself has expressed interest in introducing Miles Morales into a live-action film, and he was hinted at in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Hired by the publisher of The Daily Bugle, J. Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker was tasked with photographing a vigilante known as “The Punisher,” who was waging war against the mafia. In disguise as his alter-ego, Spider-Man met up with the Punisher (who at this point had not been identified as Frank Castle) under false pretenses. The Punisher called off the hit when Spider-Man discovered proof that a man named Jackal was responsible for killing his mechanic, Reiss, and planned to frame him for the murder. However, the Punisher targeted Spider-Man again, mistakenly believing him to be the culprit in another case, as depicted in Amazing Spider-Man #135. This issue marked the first instance where Spider-Man and The Punisher reluctantly teamed up to thwart a common enemy: Anton Miguel Rodriguez, also known as the original Tarantula.

Those who have given “Gravity Falls” a chance can attest that it’s not your typical children’s cartoon, although there’s nothing wrong with such shows. Instead, it’s a captivating series that resonates with viewers of various ages, thanks to its intriguing mystery which is accessible to most. The characters Dipper and Mabel eagerly dive into various mysteries, dragging their Uncle and companions along for the thrilling ride. It’s easy to understand why so many have developed a fondness for these adventures.

Feige stated that redemption wasn’t his perspective, but rather they had reached a stage where the concern about something appearing silly no longer justified not trying it. In hindsight, he believes most comic elements are cool, and he finds it exciting to bring them to life. The Loki horns from the first Thor movie and Galactus’ massive horns in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, which was years ago, serve as examples of this approach.

Starting from September 30, 2025, Japanese publisher Entergram has announced that a total of 106 PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita games they published will no longer be available for purchase on the updated PlayStation Store.

On September 30, 2025, Japanese publisher Entergram has revealed that it will remove all 106 of its PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita games from the revamped PlayStation Store at the same time.