Back in the early 2000s though, there were plenty of Marvel games to be had. The first PlayStation had its own Spider-Man infestation, numerous X-Men games popped up, and we got the completely forgettable Marvel: Rise of the Imperfects fighting game. Amidst all of these licensed titles were plans for a Daredevil game, which would have arrived hot on the heels of the best incarnation of the man without fear, future Batman Ben Affleck. Bite me, I love that movie and the director’s cut reinforces just how great it is. Evanescence max Goth soundtrack and all.

Nobody keeps a secret like Nintendo, as the Japanese company is notorious for having a grip so tight on the inner workings of their company that they could use it to squeeze juice from a rock. What does rock juice taste like? That’s another secret that only Nintendo knows the dark and horrible answer to. Said grip must have loosened slightly lately, as data miners struck gold with a thick vein of Nintendo secrets that were thrown up on 4Chan.

Ever wished that you could use a Nintendo GameCube controller on your Nintendo Switch? One talented modder has made that dream a reality.

The Gamecube deserves a second chance at life, but until Nintendo decides to pony up and invest in making a Gamecube Mini, that’s a pipe dream. Unless you happen to be a wizard with electronics, like YouTuber Madmorda.

Picking a console is a tough choice. We go back a few generations to see just how people went about determining which console was best.

After failing to crowd-source their game, the developers of the Eternal Darkness spiritual successor have disbanded.

Does Resident Evil have too much action and not enough horror? Blame the Gamecube for that shift in tone.

Eternal Darkness is finally getting a sequel of sorts - if it manages to hit its Kickstarter funding goal, of course.