Sam Stone

PlayStation 5 fans who have gotten a lot out of "Astro Bot" and are still looking for more have these other incredible 3D platformers to choose from.

Everyone remembers the likes of "Halo 3" and "Gears of War," but there are several hit Xbox 360 games that have been pretty much forgotten today.

We love a good shared television universe, creating an entire ecosystem of interconnected series bringing its disparate characters together. The best crossover episodes of all time stand as some of the most memorable moments for the respective shows involved. Of course, not all crossovers and established shared universes are as widely remembered as their more prominent counterparts. These not only add interesting implications for each show but some expand out more extensively than you might think.

The "Fallout" franchise has had some impressive DLCs over the years that don't feel like unneeded additions, but rather enhance the overall experience.

Ever since 2018, audiences have gotten to know and follow the everyday lives of people living in the South Side of Chicago in the drama series "The Chi." Running for eight seasons on Showtime, the series provided viewers with a community perspective on families and individuals brought together through tragedy and triumph. While not downplaying the dangerous elements of the neighborhood, the show focuses on the slice-of-life joys and humanist victories of its residents. Simply put, "The Chi" is one of the best Showtime shows of all time and its continued presence will be missed.

"Assassin's Creed" is well-loved for its intense action and historical settings, but the Ubisoft franchise isn't the only game series to contain such elements.

By Sam Stone Static Media The 1970s was an enormously pivotal decade for cinema, with the raw maturity of the medium elevated significantly.

We played an early build of Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 and the upcoming sequel heightens the fun factor alongside its scope.

While not as action-packed as many of its genre counterparts, "Little House on the Prairie" is one of the best Western TV shows of all time. Based on Laura Ingalls Wilder's semi-autobiographical books, the story follows the Ingalls family as they settle along the frontier in the 19th century. Whereas the original series was a television staple in the'70s and '80s,

The Atari 2600 was the company's dominant home platform across the 1980s, and many of the games that made its name still hold up today for new generations.