CBS Rebuilds The FBI Franchise After Most Wanted & International’s Cancellation

Fans were understandably upset when CBS canceled two popular shows. Fortunately, the cancellations happened well before the final episodes, giving the writers a chance to create satisfying conclusions. While FBI: Most Wanted managed to deliver a strong finale, the final episode of FBI: International unfortunately didn’t live up to expectations.

Plans Are in Motion for the End of an Era in Ultimate Spider-Man #22

To be honest, I still think the book is good, regardless. Even if the series is wrapping up in just two more issues, the storytelling feels focused and that’s not necessarily a problem. This issue, for example, effectively shows the main character preparing for the final showdown, and knowing this is truly the end actually makes the story more impactful—in a good way.

10 Anime Like Spy x Family That Start Generic But Get Way Darker

Fans of Spy x Family recently learned about the difficult experiences young Loid Forger endured during the Westalis-Ostania war, which has changed how they view his character. This technique – starting with a lighthearted story and then introducing heavier themes like drama or tragedy – is common in anime. While some shows, like Attack on Titan, are dark from the beginning, and others, like K-On!, remain consistently cheerful, many anime effectively shift from light to dark, creating a sense of development and keeping viewers engaged.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on December 2

Assassin’s Creed Shadows on the Nintendo Switch 2 will let you use the touchscreen for menus, and your game progress will carry over between platforms. Ubisoft recently shared a detailed roadmap, including information on the next game update. You can find a full list of changes and new features here.

Kirby Air Riders Is Getting Online Play Tests With Odd Reward In November

The online demo, called Kirby Air Riders: Global Test Ride, will let players try out the Air Ride and City Trial modes. Air Ride is a standard racing mode – as creator Masahiro Sakurai put it, it’s very similar to Mario Kart! Players can race on three courses: Floria Fields, Waveflow Waters, and Mount Amberfalls. City Trial has two parts: first, players prepare for battle by collecting power-ups and improving their vehicles in a central hub, then they compete against each other.