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A classic PlayStation 2 game has received a remaster for PlayStation 5. It is now available on the PlayStation Store. The standard edition costs $29.99, while the Digital Deluxe Edition costs $34.99.

When Nintendo launched its third home console, the Nintendo 64, in 1996, it changed the way we looked at console gaming forever. With its use of true 3D animation, the console reimagined Nintendo’s classic properties in visually stunning and increasingly immersive ways. The rest of the industry followed suit, with the mid to late ’90s…

Picture Charlton Heston screaming at the destruction of the world at the base of the Statue of Liberty in Planet of the Apes. They incorporated Miracleman into the Marvel Universe. Kind of. It’s not Mike Moran. That might have been considered a bridge too far. Or they might be saving that story for future issues…

The seventies were a decade of strange transformation for the comic book industry, and nothing marks that period of change better than the resurrection of horror comic books like Marvel’s Tomb of Dracula. When Marvel published Amazing Spider-Man#96 in 1970 without the approval of the Comics Code Authority, it encouraged other comic creators and publishers…

The 2000s were a great era for television, and the shows that debuted in 2006 are now turning twenty. 2006 spawned its fair share of comedies such as Psychand 30 Rock, along with more dramatic speculative fare with Eurekaand Kyle XY. 

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Spider-Man is one of the most iconic superheroes of all, and today we’re looking at five moments so massive and influential that Spidey’s comics were fundamentally different after. These are a mix of images that have become synonymous with these types of stories in the public zeitgeist, and story beats that have altered everything in…

Classic game memories often begin before a title reaches its opening screen. The console’s shape, the controller in hand, and the familiar routine of inserting physical media into the systemall shape the experience. Those details explain why preservation can mean different things to different players.

Strike up the band and fire up the kitchens, because The Princess and the Frog is getting a new Disney+ special, and it’s bringing back original cast members, so it won’t just be some cheap cash-in. It’s about time, honestly: the movie came out 17 years ago, and Disney parks just massively rebranded centerpiece attraction…

Akira and Ghost In The Shell can keep cyberpunk. Those more interested in the Gothic, gory romance of Bram Stoker have their own definitive anime classic: Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. Yoshiaki Kawajiri’s impossibly picturesque upgrade of Toyoo Ashida’s more classically cartoony 1985 take on the material first screened in American theaters in 2001, where it…