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Luke Cage writer says comic canceled by Marvel, but it might not be dead yet
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gamesradar.comWriter/artist Ho Che Anderson has announced that his upcoming Marvel Comics three-issue series Luke Cage: City of Fire has been canceled - but there could be more to it than that.
"Man plans, god laughs: No easy way to say this. I got the word Luke Cage got cancelled this morning, one month away from its premiere," Anderson posted on Instagram on November 24. "The scripts are all written. The first issue is done and is a thing of absolute beauty. Issues 2 and 3 are deep into production. Covers
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Best N64 Games Of All Time
More than 25 years after its release, the N64 remains one of. Nintendo's most peculiar landscape. Rather than opting for the new CD-ROM tech, Nintendo stuck with cartridge-based games. On top of that, Nintendo's approach to licensing third-party games led to a fairly small library of around only 400 games across its five-year run. And, of course, we could never forget the tri-handle controller design that introduced using an analog stick for Nintendo games. But the N64, as peculiar as it looks today, is an incredibly important platform in Nintendo's archive. The console brought a number of Nintendo's most iconic franchises to 3D for the first time, including Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. In celebration of the N64, we rounded up the 15 best N64 games (in alphabetical order).
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