Marvel Cosmic Invasion Getting A Physical Deluxe Edition Next Year

Okay, so I just checked out Marvel Cosmic Invasion, and it’s made by the same team behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – which is awesome news if you liked that game! Basically, it’s a classic beat-’em-up where you team up with a bunch of Marvel heroes to fight off this big bad guy, Annihilus, and his army. The graphics are totally retro, like something straight out of the SNES era. They’ve got 15 heroes to choose from, including all the big names like Captain America, Storm, and Spider-Man, but they also threw in some cool deep cuts like Beta Ray Bill and Quasar. It really nails that old-school 90s video game vibe.

Judas Creator Sheds New Light On The Game’s Main Character And Setting

According to a post on PlayStation’s blog, the developers realized Judas excels at understanding machines far more than people. This became both her biggest asset and her biggest flaw. The game takes place on a futuristic colony ship populated by robots – a setting where her skills make her incredibly powerful, but also one where success depends on following the rules. Because Judas doesn’t conform, she’s an outcast. This central conflict shaped the entire game, leading the team to shift their focus from a traditional first-person shooter to what they call a ‘Judas Simulator,’ where all gameplay revolves around experiencing the world through her perspective.

Public Domain IPs We Would Love To See As JRPGs

Beyond basic copyright, things get even trickier with the public domain. While works in the public domain are generally free to use, popular characters like Peter Pan or Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz often have specific movie or TV appearances that are still protected by copyright, meaning you can’t use those exact visual depictions.

Ocean Spray launches review after TikTokers find water in cranberry sauce cans

Okay, so I’ve been seeing all these crazy videos online – people opening up cans of Ocean Spray cranberry sauce, and instead of the jellied stuff, it’s just… water! It blew up on TikTok, Facebook, and X over Thanksgiving, and everyone’s wondering what’s going on. Apparently, Ocean Spray is looking into it after all these videos started going viral. It’s pretty wild!

James Cameron Wants Next ‘Terminator’ To Be “Future-Proof”

In an interview with Gizmodo, James Cameron discussed plans for a new Terminator movie following the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash. He explained that once the current marketing campaign wraps up in about a month, he’ll start focusing on his next projects, beginning with a new Terminator script. Cameron already has extensive notes – enough to fill a three-inch stack – outlining his vision for the film and intends to dedicate himself to the writing process. His main challenge, however, is making the movie feel futuristic given how much real-world technology has advanced, and ensuring it remains relevant for at least a few years.

Bitcoin’s 30% Dip: A Tragicomedy in the Making, or Just Another Tuesday? 🚀💸

In the grand theater of finance, this latest tumble is but a minor act, a fleeting flaw in the star-studded saga of cryptocurrency. Since the dawn of 2010, Bitcoin has undergone nearly fifty such downward duels, averaging a 30% fall-hardly tragic, more like a city-wide picnic in comparison. And yet, here we stand, trading above the $90,000 mark, as if nothing untoward has happened.