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X-Men ’97Season 2 deepened the story of Marvel’s mutant squad and all their messy family drama. This time, the threat the X-Men faced was the mutant warlord Apocalypse. The X-Men learned (at dire cost) that Apocalypse’s campaign for mutant domination stretched from the ancient past, all the way into a dystopian future, where man, mutant,…

As a child of the 1980s who watched a lot of television, I feel a sentimental pleasure when I catch a rerun of Cheers or stream an episode of Who’s The Boss? that I always loved. Sometimes, though, when I watch some of the best 1980s shows now, I see them in a completely different…

As gaming gained popularity throughout the ’80s, the arcade scene remained a robust way for fans to get together and play. Of the early ’80s arcade games that defined its golden age, many were released in the year 1980 itself. From the start of franchises that continue to thrive today to classics that found larger audiences on…

Consumer safety sources consistently warn that many gaming scams bait players with exaggerated promises of real money or fake rewards. These operations rarely break clear laws; instead, they exploit murky technical gray areas, designed to separate gamers from time or cash. This list pulls back the curtain on tactics these operations use, revealing what makes…

It’s difficult to think about comic book movie adaptations bombing at the box office since the genre is just so popular these days. That’s because superhero films are typically big hits, and busts are much rarer. When Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Green Lantern, Justice League,The Flash, and others fail, it feels more like a…

Netflix has more crime and true crime shows than you could watch in a lifetime, but there’s one series with near-perfect reviews that you simply have to check out. The masterful detective story “Mindhunter” is one of the best shows on Netflix in any genre.

“With an article, you might read it for some amount of time, but with a game, that amount of time goes up significantly.”

Even though the modern anime industry keeps evolving, there’s something undeniably unique and nostalgic about the 1990s anime series. It’s not just the aesthetic appeal and the slightly grainy visuals, but the exceptional stories these older anime series and films offer are rarely seen these days. Stories tend to be more unique at the time without the…

The ambitious HBO series “Lanterns,” based on DC Comics’ “Green Lantern” franchise, stars Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, a rookie space cop training under aging intergalactic peacekeeper Hal Jordan, played by Kyle Chandler.

You might be surprised how many acclaimed American drama series took inspiration from shows made in another country — or even in another language. Over the years, the best streaming services and TV networks in the United States have produced remakes of projects from the United Kingdom, France, Denmark, and Israel, among others.