11. Sarah Snook in Predestination (2014) InPredestination, Agent Doe (Ethan Hawk) is at the bar and starts chatting with a crime confession writer named John—and right off the bat, something immediately seems off about him. John tells the agent that he was born intersex with the genetic makeup of both male and female. Originally called Jane, he underwent gender reassignment surgery after birth. (Sarah Snook plays both John and Jane.)...
11. Get on Board: New York & London Right off the bat,Get on Board: New York & Londonis unique compared to most paper-and-pencil games because it actually involves a central board where players move pieces around. However, players also have their own personal sheet of paper that they’ll be marking off as they move around the board. Every round, a card is flipped which determines how you can move your bus around the city....
11. Virtua Fighter 4 The firstVirtua Fightergame to debut a console version on something other than Sega hardware was a blow to Dreamcast fans still in mourning, but a boon for fighting game fans as a whole. Perhaps as part of the transition to new hardware,Virtua Fighter 4is much friendlier to new players than previous entries, making it much easier to just pick up and play. 10. Def Jam: Fight For NY We’re slightly pushing the boundaries of what would normally be considered a fighting game with this one....
11. Transformers: Prime Transformers: Primeis a three-season animated series that ran from 2010 to 2013—but unlike theTransformersmovie franchise,Primesuccessfully executes on the premise. The series involves the brand’s main trio (Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee) along with many other Autobots and Decepticons showing face throughout the story. Fun fact:If you’re a fan of the sci-fi TV seriesFringe, you’ll be happy to know thatTransformers: Primewas developed by the pair who created that show: Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci!...
11. Norma in Orange Is the New Black (2013) Norma Romanois the inversion of an anti-hero, meaning she shows heroic qualities while ultimately being an antagonist. Her anti-villain stance is enhanced by her strict silence, which adds a sort of menacing quality to her warm, kindly appearance. Due to a severe stutter, Norma elects to be mute and rarely socializes with the other inmates at Litchfield Penitentiary. But being the “quiet one in the kitchen” doesn’t stop Norma from (accidentally) starting a whole new religion in the prison....
