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Marvel Comics 5 Most Powerful Speedsters Who Leave Quicksilver In the Dust

Shawn Lealos is a comics, movies, and TV writer for ComicBook.com, has been a professional writer since 1996, and has written online since 2005. He is a journalist, film critic, and voting member of the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle, with work published on various entertainment websites, including Chud, CBR, 411mania, Yahoo, and Screen Rant, among […] Quicksilver is one of the fastest speedsters in comics, regardless of company, but he isn’t the fastest. Quicksilver is Pietro Maximoff, and he debuted in X-Men #4 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Over the years, he turned good and joined the Avengers, married Crystal of the Inhumans, and both teamed with and fought his sister, the Scarlet Witch. In terms of power, Quicksilver is capable of running at speeds of 175 miles per hour, and he can run at this speed for about four hours before needing to…

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We stopped counting page views and started counting finished games

Running a portal with 56,000 browser games teaches you a humbling lesson about metrics. For years, the number we watched most closely was page views. It went up, we celebrated. It went down, we panicked. Then one day we looked at a different number, and the page views stopped mattering so much. The number was finished games. Not starts, not clicks, not time on page. Finished games: a player who opened a game, played it to an ending, a win, a loss, or a completed level, and then chose what to do next. It is a harder number to move, and a much more honest one. A page view is cheap. A player can open ten games in a minute, bounce off all of them, and generate ten page views that mean nothing. A misleading thumbnail, a slow load, or a game that crashes on start all generate page views. If you optimise for page views, you optimise for curiosity, not satisfaction. Finished games are…

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Phantom Blade Zero Reviews Are In: 9/10 Scores for Combat, Story Gets Marked Down

A parry lands, a chain hook gets caught mid-air, and a boss eats its own weapon. That’s the bit critics can’t stop talking about. Phantom Blade Zero’s review embargo has lifted, and S-Game’s wuxia action RPG is mostly scoring in the 9s for combat ahead of its launch on PS5 and PC this Thursday, October 29. The spread runs from 8 to 9.5 across the outlets we checked. The story is the most common reason a score drops. Nobody seems to have a problem with the swordplay. SavePoint Gaming played on PS5 Pro and went highest with a 9.5/10. It praised the weapons and bosses, but it also flagged camera issues and familiar side-quest objectives as things that break the flow. Screen Rant gave it 9/10, and its sub-scores tell you everything: visuals and audio got a 10 each, while story and gameplay got a 7. Fans aren’t fighting about whether the game’s good. They’re arguing over how high the…

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The ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X20 is the best (and priciest) Ally yet

Oct 26, 2026 — 7:45 AM ET The visually busy Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II ran well enough for me at medium graphics settings. On the X20’s 35W Turbo setting, the frame rate typically hovers in mid-30s, but that’s about the best the X20 can do here — cranking settings to high on Turbo knocks performance down to the 20s in large, open levels. Forza Horizon 5 performed very well with graphics settings maxed, even on the Performance preset. Frame rates bottomed out around 50fps in nighttime races with complex lighting, and hovered at or around 60 during daytime sequences. (The latest Forza Horizon 6 is, unfortunately, not available through the Game Pass trial the X20 includes). Naturally, simpler games like Hollow Knight: Silksong and Ori and the Blind Forest are a breeze for the Ally X20 — but if that’s the type of game you’re looking to play on the go, you won’t need a $1,300 handheld…

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