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What Captain Marvel Reveals About Nick Fury And The Avengers

The clues are everywhere.

Not only did Captain Marvel provide a retro-origin story for Carol Danvers herself–it also took a deep dive into the history of both Nick Fury and the Avengers Initiative. Sure, there are still plenty of questions left unanswered about the untold stories surrounding the MCU’s shadowy past, but at the very least we can start putting some of the pieces together and getting some answers–hell, we’ve even got some answers to questions we wouldn’t have thought to ask in the first place.

Do you know what Nick Fury’s taste in music is like? How about his middle name? Don’t worry, because you’re about to.

Sure it may seem inconsequential written out like that, but we’re heading straight for Avengers: Endgame in a matter of weeks, so every little bit counts, no matter how small–and make no mistake, some of it is very, very small.

Of course details about Fury and the idea for the Avengers aren’t the only things to come out of Captain Marvel–go check out what those major Skrull changes could mean, what’s going on with Goose the cat, and what actually happened in the post-credits scenes. Then, once you’ve brushed up on all your facts and figures, start working on polishing up your Endgame theories.

We want to see your Marvel collection!

Avengers: Endgame is around the corner, and we want to commemorate the end of the franchise with you. We’ve partnered with TV Guide, TechRepublic, ZDNet, and CNET, searching high and low for the hardcore fans that love Marvel to create a gallery that showcases your favorite Marvel collectibles. You can share a complete set of comics, your favorite Avenger t-shirt, or maybe you even have a Marvel shrine. Anything and everything Marvel is on the table!

Here is my personal collection.

My personal collection consists of some Marvel apparel that I’ve acquired at every SDCC–yes, even the exclusive ones to San Diego Comic-Con. Also a Black Widow Itty Bitty and an autographed art book by Marvel’s artist, Humberto Ramos. Your collection can be big, small, old, new, or just simply important to you.

Share your photos by using the form below. Remember to keep the photos under 3MB and send us horizontal pictures–this will showcase your collection much better! And don’t forget to caption your photo to tell us about what we’re seeing and why it’s special.

And we also have a Captain Marvel inspired giveaway right now that you should check out right after submitting your photos. We can’t wait to see your pictures!

Save Big on Bluetooth and Alexa Smart Speakers Today

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Listen up, because a nice selection of Bluetooth and smart speakers are on sale right now at Amazon. If you’ve been waiting for a discount on an Alexa-capable speaker or a way to blast tunes away from an outlet, now is a good time to buy. Here’s what you can save money on today.

Sonos One (Gen 1) for $179

Double Fine’s Caryl Shaw: Thanking My Heroes

Editors Note: This year, for International Women’s Day, we wanted to open our platform up to developers to share their experiences, their thoughts, and their messages to the community as we all reflect on the contributions women have made in the games industry. We’re incredibly grateful these (very busy) women took the time out of their day to share this message with you all.

Years ago, I worked with a woman who rarely spoke specifically about being a “woman game developer.” I never asked her directly, but it always seemed like her general preference was just to be referred to as a game developer. I think in this respect, she was just ahead of her time — or at least she wanted to be. She wanted all the people that contributed to game development to be treated as equals.

Psycho-Pass Season 3 Announced

Psycho-Pass, the cyberpunk anime TV series, is officially getting a third season.

Announced on the official Psycho-Pass website (via Anime News Network), the third season is simply called Psycho-Pass 3 and will air on the Japanese network Fuji TV, on its Noitamina programming block. A promotional image for the season can be seen below.

Credit: Production I.G.

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Get Chrono Trigger, DQ 11, Final Fantasy and More Half Off Right Now

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Chrono Trigger is the single finest achievement of the 16-bit era, and one of the finest games across all recorded time. You might think I’m being hyperbolic, but I’m not. Chrono Trigger is just perfect, and I cannot possibly recommend it enough. It’s part of Green Man Gaming’s Square Enix Japan sale going on right now. You can pick up Chrono Trigger for just $7.50 right now.

But there are plenty more chances to save on Square Enix games, including newer releases like Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, I am Setsuna, and more.

Rainbow Six-Style FPS Ready Or Not Gets Extended Gameplay Trailer

After months of silence, developer Void Interactive has released a lengthy gameplay trailer for its upcoming Rainbow Six-like shooter, Ready or Not. The video, which you can watch above, provides our first extended look at the gameplay, which is strongly reminiscent of the SWAT series.

Ready or Not is billed as a “realistic tactical shooter” that’s “set against the backdrop of political and economic instability in the United States.” The game casts players in the role of Judge, a SWAT solider “tasked with defusing tense, hostile situations in a morally bankrupt city.”

Void Interactive had previously confirmed that Ready or Not will feature both competitive and cooperative modes, as well as a single-player mode. In the latter, the developer says players will be able to command their AI teammates using either an on-screen interface or with voice commands through the game’s “finely tuned speech recognition system.”

Ready or Not still doesn’t have a release date, but the game is projected to launch in late 2020. Ahead of that, players can pre-order it through Void Interactive’s website. The game is available in two versions; the standard edition (which runs for $40), and the $120 Supporter edition.

Along with the full game, the standard edition grants players access to a beta taking place in June 2020. The Supporter edition, meanwhile, also includes access to an alpha build in August of this year, as well as an FBI HRT pack and a 25% discount on the game’s first expansion.

The Tesseract Timeline: From Captain Marvel To Avengers: Infinity War And Beyond

Captain Marvel spoilers below!

Captain Marvel is a fun adventure movie starring Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) as the titular hero as she romps around 1990s Earth on a mission to discover her past against the backdrop of the Kree-Skrull war. It’s Marvel’s first big screen adventure starring a female superhero front and center, and it’s a solid movie in its own right, even if it feels weird to be watching it with little more than a month to go until the MCU as we know it comes to an end in Avengers: Endgame.

But! Captain Marvel isn’t a standalone work. Despite being a prequel set years before most of the other MCU movies, it ties in with the rest of the series in countless ways. Case in point: the Tesseract, which actually plays a major role in Captain Marvel.

There are Captain Marvel spoilers past this point, so tread lightly if you haven’t watched the latest MCU movie yet!

The Tesseract went on quite a journey in the MCU to get from the original Captain America movie all the way to Thanos’s gauntlet in Avengers: Infinity War. Along the way, it turns out, it played a big role in the events of the 1990s, including Air Force pilot Carol Danvers gaining her powers and becoming Captain Marvel. For a full breakdown of how the Infinity War went from Red Skull’s grip to Thanos’s glove, read on!

When you’re finished, check out what those major Skrull changes could mean, why everyone’s talking about Goose the cat, and our explanations of Captain Marvel’s post-credits scenes. Then you can start stressing out over Avengers: Endgame theories (as if you’re not already).

20 Old Cartoons That Only Existed To Sell Toys

The golden age of Saturday morning cartoons is an era that will always live on in our memories. After all, who didn’t sit down with a bowl of cereal to follow the newest adventures of GI Joe, Transformers, or any number of other series to kick off their weekend as kids?

Here’s something you might not have realized, though. As it turns out, way too many of those amazing cartoons were created as nothing more than marketing tools for toys. Some of the shows made perfect sense, as action-based toy lines left plenty of room for stories to be told. Others, however, had to reach pretty far to work a storyline into what was otherwise a pretty basic and story-free line of toys.

Take a look at our favorite toy-based cartoons below, then sound off with the ones you loved in the comments. And when you’re done, make sure to check out our look at cartoons based movies. You might be surprised at some of the very adult movies that got a kid-friendly adaptation.