DC Versus Marvel Omnibus (Hardcover)

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If you miss the days when DC and Marvel superheroes regularly crossed over into each other's universes, you'll want to check out the steeply discounted collection of those epic clashes at Amazon and Walmart. The 960-page DC Versus Marvel Omnibus hardcover book is on sale for only $83.33 (was $150). The nearly 50% discount is the best deal yet for the massive omnibus published by DC last October. The book contains more than a dozen crossover comics, including Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, Batman/Captain America, Spider-Man and Batman, and more.

DC Versus Marvel Omnibus (Hardcover) $83.33 (was $150)

DC Versus Marvel Omnibus compiles a wide selection of one-shots that had been out of print for decades.

Here's the full list of all the comics in this 960-page omnibus:

• Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man
• Marvel Treasury Edition
• DC Special Series
• Marvel and DC Present: Featuring the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans
• Batman/Punisher: Lake of Fire
• Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights
• Darkseid Vs. Galactus: The Hunger
• Spider-Man and Batman
• Green Lantern/Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances
• Silver Surfer/Superman
• Batman/Captain America
• Daredevil/Batman
• Batman/Spider-Man
• Superman/Fantastic Four
• Incredible Hulk Vs. Superman
• Batman/Daredevil

In many of the one-shots listed above, the heroes battle each other before joining forces to defeat classic DC/Marvel supervillains. It's pretty awesome to see characters like Spider-Man and Batman in the same comic book panels.

The stories included here span 25 years of DC/Marvel history, starting with Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man (1976) and ending with Batman/Daredevil (2000).

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DC Versus Marvel Omnibus was initially pitched as a "companion" to DC Versus Marvel: The Amalgam Age Omnibus. Unfortunately, DC delayed The Amalgam Age last fall to an unspecified date. Preorders were turned off at Amazon and Walmart around the same time, and it's unclear if and when fans will be able to order it again.

That said, it does appear that some lucky fans who preordered early actually received their copies over the past few months. Due to the extremely limited supply, resellers have listed it for more than double the original $150 price. Hopefully The Amalgam Age will get a proper release soon, but it's worth noting we haven't heard anything about it since its delay last fall.

This is a 1,024-page collection of wild one-shots. These zany stories threw characters from each publisher into a blender and fused them together, resulting in creations like Dark Claw (Batman and Wolverine), Iron Lantern (Iron Man and Green Lantern), and Lobo the Duck (Lobo and Howard the Duck, no really).

It also includes all four issues of the original Marvel vs. DC miniseries, which featured 11 colossal battles where the outcomes were decided by fan votes.

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In 2020, Ryan Reynolds was cast in Dragon's Lair, a live-action movie set up at Netflix based on the 1983 animated arcade game. That project hasn't had a lot of momentum in the last five years, but now Dragon's Lair is circling a director and it may finally be moving forward.

As reported by The InSneider and confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter, James Bobin is currently in talks to helm Dragon's Lair, but his deal hasn't been closed yet. Bobin has previously directed Disney's acclaimed reboot of The Muppets in 2011, as well as its sequel, Muppets Most Wanted. His other credits include Dora and the Lost City of Gold, as well as episodes of Flight of the Conchords, The Mysterious Benedict Society, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians.

Animation legend Don Bluth co-created Dragon's Lair with Gary Goldman, Jon Pomeroy, and Rick Dyer in 1983, and the game was revolutionary for its time. Players assumed control of Dirk the Daring, a largely silent knight who broke into a deadly castle to save Princess Daphne from a dragon named Singe. Each room in the castle was filled with traps or enemies, and Dirk died horrible deaths if players made the wrong move.

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Blizzard recently blew the lid off World of Warcraft's upcoming 11.2 update, Ghosts of K'aresh, and players are now convinced a new specialization for Demon Hunters could be in the cards.

In the official Ghosts of K'aresh preview video, a moment around the two minutes and 38 second mark with three Demon Hunters sticks out. The Demon Hunter on the left looks to be Havoc (DPS) spec, while the one on the right, wearing bulkier armor, certainly looks like a stand-in for a Vengeance (tank) Demon Hunter. The third Demon Hunter, placed prominently in the middle of the screen, is decked out in Void-themed armor and wielding warglaives of distinct purple Void energy.

The inclusion of a Void-powered Demon Hunter is certainly raising eyebrows, especially when combined with a datamined ability (via Icy Veins) from the upcoming 11.2 patch client literally labeled as "Demon Hunter Metamorphosis Void." That has led players to believe Blizzard is teasing a third Void-focused spec that could be coming soon.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is proving to be a worthy successor to the original Switch, offering more processing power, a better display, and plenty of new functionality. Online multiplayer is also better on Switch 2 thanks to new features like Game Chat, Game Sharing, and faster download speeds. With all that new online functionality, you might be wondering if you should use a VPN with your Switch 2 when jumping online. Unlike Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5, which aren’t portable and typically connect to the same router every day, you can travel the world with your Switch 2, connecting to public Wi-Fi. As such, it might seem worthwhile to use a VPN with your Switch 2, though there are reasons to remain skeptical about their performance.

Using a VPN on Switch 2

First things first--yes, you can use a VPN on Switch 2. However, it’s not as straightforward as using a VPN on your PC. There’s no built-in VPN app for Switch 2, meaning you’ll need to either create a hotspot from another supported device or set up a VPN on your router. The latter can be tricky for beginners, and the process varies slightly depending on your specific VPN service.

If you’re thinking of setting up a VPN on your router, consider using ExpressVPN. The company offers its own line of Aircove routers that come preconfigured to route all traffic on your network through an ExpressVPN server. There are two models available: the $190 Aircove and the $170 Aircove Go. Both feature WiFi 6 support and come bundled with a 30-day ExpressVPN free trial. Any device with WiFi or Ethernet connectivity can connect to the Aircoves, including the Switch 2, your PCs, other gaming consoles, smartphones, and more.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, until now, held the highest-rated score on review aggregate site Metacritic. It's been dethroned by the Switch 2 upgrades for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, which were released in conjunction with the new console's launch.

As spotted by GamesRadar, Tears of the Kingdom holds the top spot now, with a score of 95, while Breath of the Wild matches Expedition 33's aggregate score of 93. It's important to note that Expedition 33 has in excess of 80 critics' reviews contributing to its impressive score though, while Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom have eleven and nine, respectfully.

The Zelda upgrade packs added higher resolution, improved frame rate, and HDR support alongside the Zelda Notes feature which includes item sharing and Korok Seeds and Shrine location tracking.

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Fanatical has launched a new bundle deal, and this time the focus is on supporting the work of the charity NSPCC in its mission to end child abuse. The NSPCC Charity Bundle features a selection of PC games--available as Steam keys--primarily aimed at younger members of the family, but there are a few titles here for older gamers as well. Priced at $6, this gets you 13 games in total and proceeds from the sale will go to the NSPCC.

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• Ben 10: Power Trip (Steam Deck Playable)
• Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova
• Gigantosaurus: The Game
• Transformers: Battlegrounds (Steam Deck Playable)
• Amid Evil (Steam Deck Verified)
• Snakebird (Steam Deck Playable)
• Snakebird Primer (Steam Deck Playable)
• Rounds (Steam Deck Playable)
• Shapez (Steam Deck Playable)
• Glass Masquerade (Steam Deck Playable)
• Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions (Steam Deck Verified)
• Glass Masquerade 3: Honeylines (Steam Deck Playable)
• Potatoman Seeks the Troof (Steam Deck Playable)

For the kid-friendly games, you can pick up Ben 10: Power Trip for a fun adventure that lets you discover new alien species and wield their powers, while Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova features characters from the animated series racing to save their friends, spaceship, and an entire planet before a star goes kaboom. Fans of prehistoric media can grab Gigantosaurus: The Game for a cute Disney odyssey and the two Snakebird games in this bundle offer some colorful puzzles to solve.

The entire trilogy of Glass Masquerade games are also included here, and these are elegant puzzle games inspired by Art Deco and stained glass artisans of the 20th century. Transformers: Battlegrounds is another recommended game here, as it takes the characters from the popular Cyberverse series and pits them against each other in XCOM-like tactical gameplay.

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Enter the dream in Through the Nightmares! This is a challenge-driven platformer about a benevolent being who sets out to save children from a nightmare they cannot escape. You are Sandman, the spirit said to bring good dreams. To bring the children back to their families, Sandman must descend into the realm of Morpheus - a dream god who twists sleep into prison. Here, every fear ever buried comes alive. They’re waiting. But the dream already knows you’re here. And it will stop at nothing to ensure you never leave.

Create dream homes! From 3D plan modelling through to on-site decision-making, you must bring each project to life while giving free rein to your creativity, to take your architectural firm to the pinnacle of the profession. In Career mode, you set up your own architectural firm and take on the responsibility of managing a huge variety of contemporary home building projects from start to finish, through a series of key stages. Once the construction phase is complete, explore your home with the first-person view! Change the position of the sun to admire the rooms’ performance in different lights, and admire your creations in sublime rustic, urban or mountain landscapes. The game is intended to be accessible to the general public, and we hope that all players, whether they are simulation, design or architecture fans, will really enjoy taking on the challenges of Architect Life and expressing their creativity.