The Godfather 2 Could Have Worked Without Robert De Niro

The Godfather Part IIstands as one of thegreatest cinematic events of all time. Some argue that it surpassed its predecessor as a masterpiece of filmmaking. Its sweeping journey and depth of character are unmatched even by todays big blockbuster CGI-fest standards. It would be an ill thought to compare the likes ofAvengers: EndgameorAvatar(the two highest grossing movies of all time to date) to theGodfather 2.Yet even in its splendor, theGodfather Part IIcould do with a little pruning of one of its major plotlines – the prequel of Vito Corleone’s ascent to the top....

May 22, 2025 · 4 min · 826 words · Laura Carroll

The Losers Remains A Fascinating And Action-Packed Flop

The Losersis a barely remembered 2010 action movie based on a lesser-known comic book published by DC Vertigo. The film did not do well at the box office, nor did it review particularly well, but it is an interesting film despite its failure. The film premiered in April 2010, barely a year after the landmark titlewhich changed superhero movies forever,Iron Man.The film was recently made available on Netflix, where it quickly reached the daily top 10, marking the first time in years that it was in the public consciousness....

May 22, 2025 · 4 min · 839 words · Christopher Gould

The Shonen Jump Food Manga Nobody Talks About

Most fans ofShonen Jump’s manga and their respective anime wood think ofFood Warswhen someone brings up the topic of food manga. And why not? Despite some controversy for its often risqué visuals, it’s one of the best and most successful series to grace the magazine. For some reason it seems hard forShonen Jumpfans to remember that the magazine had another food manga running alongsideFood Warsfor the first four years of its run....

May 22, 2025 · 4 min · 804 words · Carla Russell

Tomo-Chan Is A Girl Review Episode 3, "Best Bud's Secret"

Last week,Tomo-Chan Is a Girlended in a cliffhanger when Jun let slip that he and Misuzu dated in middle school. This week picks up right after that moment when Tomo discovers that maybe her best friends aren’t telling her everything. She’ll spend this episode figuring that out and maybe try to go on a date of her own. To recap: Tomo-chan is in love with her next door neighbor and best friend Jun....

May 22, 2025 · 6 min · 1253 words · Mary Mcintyre

What Remedy's Max Payne Remakes Can Learn From EA's Dead Space

Gamers recently received some thrilling news that a remake of the first twoMax Paynetitles is in the works. Remedy Entertainment announced via Twitter that it would be spearheading the development of the remake of the first two games, but as of yet, no release date has been announced. However, what it did announce was that the remake will be released on PC,PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X. Post-announcement, fans are erring on the side of caution and keeping expectations for theMax Payneremakes low....

May 22, 2025 · 5 min · 895 words · Shannon Wu

What Ubisoft’s Open-World Star Wars Can Learn From The Witcher 3

A new open-worldStar Warsgame is currently in development at Ubisoft Massive, with Lucasfilm Games breaking the exclusive hold that EA has had over publishing the franchise’s games. It’s worth noting that nothing can still come of this until 2023, but with this head start, perhaps that year will be a good year forStar Warsvideo games. Though many fans may be hoping that Ubisoft games likeAssassin’s Creedmight be the basis for Massive’s new game, it should not be the only influence....

May 22, 2025 · 3 min · 611 words · Mike Weeks

Why More Games Should Have Photo Modes Like Ghost of Tsushima

There are a lot of games that have photo modes, allowing players to capture and customize their favorite moments. For many gamers, this is a casual feature that lets them take cool screenshots, but for others, photo modes make true virtual photography possible.Horizon Zero Dawn, Cyberpunk 2077,Red Dead Redemption 2,andSpider-Man: Miles Moralesare examples of games that have incredible photo modes, butGhost of Tsushimahas one that stands out with some unique features....

May 22, 2025 · 5 min · 975 words · Deborah Ramsey

Wuthering Waves Looks Like Genshin Impact with More Difficult Combat

Wuthering Wavesis an upcoming mobile (and PC) title by Kuro Game, and it’s looking like a much darkerGenshin Impact. The older gacha game is known for its bright world and colorful characters. In contrast, the world ofWuthering Waveslooks desolate and post-apocalyptic. Even the character designs seem to have more muted palettes, which fit the setting. Though aside from visual differences,Wuthering Wavessets itself apart fromGenshin Impactand other open-world mobile games through its combat....

May 22, 2025 · 3 min · 582 words · Tamara French

Wuthering Waves: Where To Find Uncle Li

Wuthering Waveshas a variety of mechanics for players to enjoy. They range from exploration, to puzzles, fighting special enemies, andeven farming materials. Since the game focuses on grinding, obtaining certain in-game things often takes time to unlock. The same can be said about cooking - which is also an in-game technique where players use various overworld ingredients to create dishes that would benefit them in battle and exploration. Aside from the basic HP potions that can revive your characters,Wuthering Wavesalso has ability-boosting food to help out....

May 22, 2025 · 2 min · 417 words · Daniel Reeves

X-Men 97: Best Animated Shows That Need Revivals

X-Men 97has hit Disney+ and quickly become one of the most talked about animated shows of the last several years. However, what makes this show unique is that it is not a new X-Men show set in modern times. Instead, this show is a revival of the X-Men animated series that ran for five seasons between 1992 and 1997. The mutant team is still together, and the iconic theme song is still just as awesome....

May 22, 2025 · 5 min · 1035 words · Carrie Andrews

10 Hidden Details Everyone Missed In The Original BioShock

Following a plane crash into the Atlantic sea, Jack arrives at a mysterious lighthouse that leads him down into an underwater city known as Rapture. A place once considered a utopia but now known as a dystopia,BioShock’s Rapture was meant to be a safe haven for lovers of the free market and liberty. Unfortunately, through greed and civil war, the city was left in shambles, run over by ADAM-hungry splicers and some of its less crazed inhabitants still in hiding....

May 21, 2025 · 5 min · 1047 words · Katherine Williams

10 Horror Movies That Should Get Video Game Adaptations

Video games based on movies are a mixed bag, but horror cinema has proven to bea pretty fertile ground for game adaptations. Iconic villains from horror films, like Jason Voorhees and the xenomorph from theAlienfranchise, translate beautifully into games. They can be even more terrifying in game form, because players are in their victims’ shoes. RELATED:10 Of The Greatest Horror Filmmakers Of All Time (And Their Highest Rated Movie On Rotten Tomatoes)...

May 21, 2025 · 4 min · 832 words · Amanda Hahn

3D All-Stars: 10 Pro Tips For Super Mario Galaxy You Need To Know

It’s been 13 years sinceSuper Mario Galaxyfirst released on theWii. After a new coat of paint and a bump in resolution, it’s finally available on theSwitchas part of theSuper Mario 3D All–Starspack. AlthoughSuper MarioGalaxyis actually quite an easy game to play, it can be adifficult one to masterthanks to its gravity–based mechanics. RELATED:5 Reasons Super Mario Galaxy 2 Should Be In 3D All–Stars (& 5 Reasons Galaxy 1 Is Good Enough)...

May 21, 2025 · 5 min · 962 words · Andrew Cook