It’s important that not all fantasy games try to copy the style of God of War. The most successful ones draw inspiration from various sources – action, political intrigue, role-playing elements, and strong storytelling. These ten fantasy series are a great fit for PlayStation and each has the potential to become a uniquely defining game.
TV shows usually reflect the time period they were created in, so it’s rare for a series to remain popular for generations. However, some shows truly stand the test of time and are considered classics. These five shows, ranging from older masterpieces to more recent hits, represent the very best examples of timeless television.
The TV show The Bear centers around Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (played by Jeremy Allen White), a talented chef who comes back to Chicago after the passing of his brother. He inherits the family’s Italian beef sandwich shop, but his professional style clashes with the existing staff and their established routines.
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Netflix has a lot of popular science fiction content, including shows like Stranger Things and Dark, and movies such as Okja and The Electric State. But one of Netflix’s strongest sci-fi offerings is the Code 8 series, and it definitely deserves another film to continue the story.
This show doesn’t shy away from the difficult realities of being a doctor, showing us the harsh, upsetting, and often heartbreaking situations they face. While fans continue to tune in to new episodes of The Pitt, drawn in by its distinctive style, there’s a lesser-known film that achieves a similar impact with equally impressive results.
What’s the hardest thing to do? Opening up and being vulnerable. In this unique interview, Greg Davies (from Taskmaster) and Alex Horne (Taskmaster’s assistant and creator) have a candid and funny conversation. Greg shares a secret he’s kept for 30 years, and Alex reveals the question he gets asked most often! Plus, they finally tell … Read more
I’ve always been captivated by Captain Jean-Luc Picard. He reminded me a bit of Captain Kirk from the original series – that same commanding presence – but Picard was definitely more introspective and controlled. Patrick Stewart brought such a beautiful, refined quality to the role, thanks to his years with Shakespeare, and I truly believe his performance is what made The Next Generation so special. It’s amazing to think that he almost didn’t play Picard though! Apparently, Sir Ian McKellen advised him not to take the part!
Anya Taylor-Joy is quickly becoming known as one of the most talented actors today, so people are always eager to see what she does next. Her upcoming Apple TV+ series, Lucky, created by Jonathan Tropper, marks a change of pace after six years of consistent work, and adds to what’s already shaping up to be a fantastic 2026 for the actress.
True crime is everywhere these days, with many documentaries, movies, and fictional shows covering real cases – from terrifying series like Monster to strange stories like Tiger King. However, when it comes to exciting and well-done retellings of historical true crime, one show really rises above the rest.