Out of all of DC Comics' incredibly large cast of awesome characters, here are five we think need their own video game.

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In Ninja Batman vs Yakuza League, the music, entirely in Japanese, acts as a ritual chant echoing over each clash and leap.

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Released in 1989 on both the ZX Spectrum and Amiga, Superman: The Man of Steel was split into flying levels, a side scrolling ...

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Gunn himself hinted at this back in February 2023 by posting a tweet that shared art from the comics that have most ...

Besides a very good dog named Krypto, James Gunn’s “Superman” gives us a five-star Lois Lane thanks to Rachel Brosnahan.

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What we have here is a Howard the Duck, a Hudson Hawk, a big budget stinker which feels like the end of superhero films, when ...