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4 days ago | comicbook.com | Cade Onder

Nintendo has brought Marvel actor Paul Rudd back to recreate his now iconic SNES commercial for the Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo has one of the most storied histories in gaming having been in the business for roughly 50 years. Nintendo has been making video games since the 1970s and has been making consoles for almost just as long. They’ve innovated for decades and without Nintendo, gaming would look a lot different than it does today.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Cade Onder

GameStop has announced how you can get your hands on a Nintendo Switch 2 at their store. Getting a brand new console at launch has proven to be a headache in recent years. While it’s always a challenge to get a new piece of hardware on day one due to limited availability, things got really absurd about five years ago with the launches of the PS5 and Xbox Series X.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Cade Onder

A brand new behind the scenes video for Superman gives fans a deep dive into the making of James Gunn’s new reboot. Superman is one of the most iconic characters in all of fiction. His logo is one of the most identifiable icons on the planet and his mere existence inspires hope and a better world. However, Superman’s cinematic history isn’t as glorious as a character like Batman’s.

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Cade Onder

Ben Affleck has revealed what he hated about playing Batman in a new interview. Playing a superhero is pretty much par for the course for any big actor these days. Marvel, DC, and the various indie comic companies are looking to bring as many characters to the big and small screens as possible. However, heroes like Batman have a bit more weight to them given their importance in pop culture.

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Cade Onder

28 Days Later writer Alex Garland has revealed how the first Resident Evil game had a lot of influence on the zombie film. Zombies as a concept has been around for a long, long time across films, television, and video games, but they’ve had to evolve a lot in order to retain any kind of relevancy.