Daily Deals: Discounted Marvel Arcade Cabinet, Nintendo Switch Storage Upgrades, Bose Audio Device and Much More

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Get the Marvel Superheroes Arcade Machine at Walmart for only $249

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Joker Star Wants to Be a Part of the MCU’s X-Men

Joker has not only become the most profitable comic book movie of all time but it’s led to many discussions, story-wise, about what’s real and what’s not with regards to Arthur Fleck’s unreliable narrator status. A centerpiece of this is Zazie Beetz’s neighbor character, Sophie, who was crucial to one of the twists in the plot, and whose ultimate fate was left unanswered.

Beetz is also know for playing a big role in another comic book movie, as she was Deadpool 2’s super-powered luck machine Domino. Of course, Deadpool is (the R-rated) part of Fox’s X-Men universe, but now that Disney’s brought the X-Men film rights back to Marvel, and Marvel plans on making an X-Men movie at some point, Beetz has gone on record saying she’d love to play Storm.

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IGN’s Top 10 Best Comic Book Video Games Ever Made

For all the comic book superhero video games released over the years, you’d think there would be more gems in the mix but for a long time, they were quite rare. Thankfully, in more recent years, there has been a ton of fantastic developers who have been given the freedom to really explore why we love these consumed heroes and brought that into the video game world. We’ve collected ten of the best comic book video games that managed to capture our imaginations.

10. TMNT Arcade

Flying out of the sewers and into the action, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade Game was one of the first from Konami to bring the fearsome foursome onto the beat em’ up scene way back in 1989. That was three years before Konami’s other classic X-Men Arcade was brought in, allowing six players to get in on the action at the same time. The Turtle classic had the added benefit of being released around the height of Ninja Turtle fever during the original cartoon series’ heyday.

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