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Anthem: Known Demo Issues and Potential Solutions

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10 Worst TV Series Finales Ever, Ranked

The series finale is not just the end of a season. The final episode of any show–from short-lived single seasons to long-running, much-loved TV classics–is a chance for writers and showrunners to deliver something truly memorable and satisfying, giving audiences a payoff that will have them thinking about those final minutes for long after. From M*A*S*H and Cheers to Breaking Bad and The Americans, some of the greatest, most powerful episodes of any TV shows have been series finales.

But of course, there are those series finales that get it very wrong. In some cases, the bad end can be predicted for some time. Shows that have gone on way too long, often shedding viewers, cast members, and showrunners until they are finally put out of their misery by the network. In these cases, terrible final episodes were just the last in a long time of bad episodes, with seemingly little interest from everyone involved in making it good.

There are also bad series finales to shows that were still good, that totally fail to deliver what fans were expecting. Sometimes there are dramatic and bizarre narrative decisions that leave fans scratching their heads, and others times just a reluctant shrug that says “will that do?” And of course, some shows ended terribly simply due to sudden cancelation, with no opportunity for writers and producers to wrap things up properly. But in every case, these were not the endings that fans had hoped for, and are now remembered as truly terrible conclusions to often great shows. So here’s our rankings of the worst ever…

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Monster Hunter World Anniversary Event Now Live On PS4, Xbox One, And PC

Monster Hunter World launched one year ago this month, and Capcom is celebrating the occasion with a special in-game anniversary event. The Appreciation Fest is now underway on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, bringing a new assortment of gear to craft, Event Quests to undertake, and more.

The Appreciation Fest runs until February 21. Throughout the event, the Gathering Hub will be decorated with balloons, confetti, and other party favors. All facilities will also offer discounts on in-game items and services, and a special appreciation platter will be available.

Capcom says “almost all” past Event Quests will return during the Appreciation Fest, giving you another opportunity to obtain special gear you may have missed out on. Additionally, there will be new quests featuring even larger and more fearsome versions of monsters, such as the Greatest Jagras. You can find the full Event Quest schedule on the Monster Hunter World website.

Capcom is also offering daily login bonuses and new limited bounties to complete during the Appreciation Fest. These will get you Appreciation Tickets, which you can use to craft the Gala Suit for your hunter and the Star and Star α gear for your Palico. The Handler and Poogie will also have festive new outfits during the event.

You can find more details about the Appreciation Fest here. There is plenty more new content on the way to Monster Hunter World this year. On February 8, The Witcher 3’s Geralt of Rivia will arrive in the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game as a free update (with a PC release set to follow later). Capcom will also release a big Iceborne expansion for the game this fall, which will introduce new monsters, locales, gear, and much more content.

The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part Review

The LEGO Movie was one of the biggest surprises in recent memory, a film which was obviously made to sell toys, but which also turned out to be sidesplitting, intelligent, and genuine. It’s one of the best animated movies of the decade, but there’s a downside to The LEGO Movie: it raised the bar so high that the sequel can’t reach it.

It’s not for lack of trying. The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part is an ambitious film, with complicated storytelling techniques and thoughtful messages about growing up and opening your mind to new ideas. But the ending of the first film dropped a bombshell that changed the way we look at this series, and there were some unexpected side effects on the sequel.

Can You Smell What the Official WWE Cookbook is Cooking?

Do you like wrestling? Do you like food? Do you LOVE wrestling/food puns? Well, have we got a bonanza for you.

Introducing WWE: The Official Cookbook! A volume of more than 75 recipes and dishes inspired by your favorite WWE Superstars from the past and present.

From Insight Editions, this tantalizing tome gives WWE fans a guide to creating a variety of fun dishes and drinks including recipes like The Rock’s Jabroni Macaroni Salad, John Cena’s Fruity Pebble Treats, and Nacho Man Randy Savage.

And with the Royal Rumble right around the corner – streaming on WWE Network this Sunday, January 27 – it’s the perfect time for us to reveal an exclusive recipe from these powerhouse pages. No, he might not be making it to the Rumble this year, but John Cena’s Fruity Pebble Treats are on full display below:

The History Of Kingdom Hearts

It’s been almost 17 years since the first Kingdom Hearts released for PlayStation 2. While the series may go down in infamy for its, let’s say, difficult-to-follow plot, you can’t deny the impact it has had on its legions of fans. From its beautiful music to its positive messaging about the importance of friendship–and the marriage of two huge franchises–Kingdom Hearts has been a mainstay in millions of people’s lives for almost two decades.

With Kingdom Hearts 3‘s release almost upon us, the video above takes a look back on the history of the series, from its infamous elevator pitch in the building that Disney and Square Enix used to share to the impact it’s had on its millions of fans.

Kingdom Hearts was originally inspired in part by Nintendo’s seminal 3D platformer, Super Mario 64, and some key figures in its creation include Final Fantasy VIII producer Shinji Hashimoto and Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi. Of course, the series vision and came from Final Fantasy VII character designer Tetsuya Nomura, with Kingdom Hearts being the first game he would direct.

In the video above, you can learn all about the development of Kingdom Hearts, from its main series entries to its numerous handheld spin-offs. If you’re looking to get caught up on the story so far before you jump into Kingdom Hearts 3, be sure to check out our extensive recap. You can also check out GameSpot’s review of Kingdom Hearts 3. We gave the game 8/10, calling it “a heartfelt tale of enduring friendship.”

Opinion: Star Trek: Discovery Isn’t the First Trek That Took a While to Find Its Feet

Season 2 of Star Trek: Discovery is in full swing now, and the series suddenly feels like it’s on solid ground. When Discovery debuted in 2017, some Trek fans like myself found it to be, frankly, a mess. Opting for a darker tone – complete with ratcheted-up violence and actual cussing – the first season sought to be a gritty war drama stuffed to the breaking point with harrowing revelations, sudden murders, and, most notably, an alteration (welcome or unwelcome, depending on who you ask) of the diplomatic and egalitarian philosophies that had marked most of Star Trek up to that point.

Some fans enjoyed the 180-degree about-face for Star Trek, while others felt that Discovery was too different an animal to be considered alongside reliable favorites like Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Having grown up on TNG, I have always been an acolyte of Captain Jean-Luc Picard (a Picardian perhaps?) and I am endlessly pleased to see DS9 having a proper renaissance these days; some hardcore fans even place DS9 at the top of the Trek canon now.