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Zack Snyder ‘Justice League 2’ Storyboards Had Superman Killing Lex Luthor

Zack Snyder ‘Justice League 2’ Storyboards Had Superman Killing Lex Luthor

Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel was already dark, with Superman snapping General Zod’s neck in a climactic moment. The director, known for his edgy approach, had plans to take things even further and have Superman kill Lex Luthor. As part of the social media trend revisiting 2016, Snyder once again took to Instagram to share pictures from his time leading the DC Cinematic Universe (DCEU).

Xbox Layoffs Decimate Gaming Division as Microsoft Cancels MMORPG and Slashes Staff

Xbox Layoffs Decimate Gaming Division as Microsoft Cancels MMORPG and Slashes Staff

The President of Xbox recently posted an inspirational message about teamwork under pressure. But for many within Microsoft’s gaming division, the timing of that message couldn’t be more ironic. Sarah Bond’s statement—“The truest measure of any team is not the score but what they do when things are really, really hard”—came just two months before news broke of yet another devastating round of Xbox layoffs.

Halo Switches In-Game Cosmetics from PRIDE Month to Disability Pride Month as Soon as June Ends

Halo Switches In-Game Cosmetics from PRIDE Month to Disability Pride Month as Soon as June Ends

Halo Infinite is once again under fire—not for gameplay issues or content delays this time, but for what many see as another round of corporate virtue signaling. As the clock struck July 1st, the moment gay PRIDE month ended, the official Halo account took to X to announce a new in-game promotion in honor of Disability Pride Month.

Ironheart Episodes 4–6 Finale Review: It Got SO Much Worse!

Ironheart Episodes 4–6 Finale Review: It Got SO Much Worse!

If you thought the first three episodes of Ironheart were bad, buckle up. Somehow, Marvel managed to dig even deeper into the well of awful. The final three episodes of Ironheart don’t just continue the disaster—they accelerate it, hurling the show off a cliff of lazy writing, nonsensical tech, virtue signaling, and a complete disregard for logic or consequence.

Disney World and Disneyland Release Mobile App Update to Help With Dining Reservations

Disney World and Disneyland Release Mobile App Update to Help With Dining Reservations

As we continue to listen to guests, we’ve made updates at Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World to make planning your vacation simpler. Now, it’s easier than ever to find dining reservations for whatever you’re craving on a whim or visit that bucket list location you’ve been dreaming about for your next Disney trip. 

Ruckus Games Requires Players to Select Pronouns to Join Playtest For New Game

Ruckus Games Requires Players to Select Pronouns to Join Playtest For New Game

Ruckus Games has become to latest developer to require players to select their pronouns.

The studio founded by veterans of Gearbox, Riot, and Bethesda, is facing early backlash as it ramps up public testing for its debut title. The Texas-based developer is currently accepting sign-ups for a limited-time early access playtest of its untitled co-op RPG shooter—but players quickly noticed something unusual about the sign-up form.

Ironheart Viewership Ratings Flop as Disney Marvel Show Fails to Chart With 3-Episode Premiere

Ironheart Viewership Ratings Flop as Disney Marvel Show Fails to Chart With 3-Episode Premiere

After weeks of the media insisting Ironheart was being unfairly “review bombed,” the numbers are now in — and they’re even worse than expected. According to Luminate’s official streaming ratings for June 20–26, the three-episode premiere of Ironheart failed to chart entirely. That’s right — Marvel’s newest Disney+ series didn’t even crack the top 10 for original streaming programs during its debut week.

Disney World Summer Crowds are Already Crashing But The Fourth of July and Beyond May Be Much Worse

Disney World Summer Crowds are Already Crashing But The Fourth of July and Beyond May Be Much Worse

Walt Disney World is facing one of its slowest summer seasons in recent memory, as a confluence of economic pressures, waning international tourism, and increased competition from rival theme parks continues to depress attendance. According to industry analysts and park watchers, the Disney World summer crowds that traditionally pack the Orlando resort have thinned significantly—and all signs point to an even steeper decline following the July 4th holiday.