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13.Star Trek V: The Final Frontier(1989) The Final Frontieris universally slammed as the least impressiveStar Trekmovie ever made. The crew of the Enterprise is called to action when rebel Vulcan Sybok, Spock’s half-brother, stages a hostage crisis. They then discover his plans to venture to the center of the galaxy and physically locate God. Does that premise sound ludicrous? Wait ‘til you see the movie itself. The uninspired action and cheesy dialogue make it look like a spoof....

5. Super Smash Bros. Brawl Super Smash Bros. Brawlis the third installment in theSuper Smash Bros. series, debuting seven years afterSuper Smash Bros Melee. That said,Brawlisn’t a bad game—it just got buried within theSmashtimeline. Brawlintroduces us to an even larger and more diverse roster of characters. For the first time,Brawlgives us the chance to play as Snake, Pokémon Trainer, Wario, and, of course, Snake. It’s a fun cast of characters that we missed out on inMelee....

5. A Matter of Loaf and Death (2008) WhenWallace & Gromitreturned to short-form animation in 2008—14 years after the previous adventure—it met with similar critical acclaim to its predecessors. This time, Wallace is running a bread factory from his terraced house, complete with a windmill atop it. All is well with the duo, who have their baking process down to a fine art—until Wallace meets and quickly becomes infatuated with Piella, a former model for another bread brand....

1. Explore Other Gaming Genres If you’re the type of gamer who enjoys sticking to a certain set of gaming genres or types of games, you might not be experiencing fatigue from all games—you might just be getting tired of playing the same games over and over. Related:Why I prefer video games over board games Are you a fan of shooter games? Try loading up a slower-paced JRPG or MMORPG. If you only play sports games, maybe it’s time to try a platformer game....

1. Don’t Be Intimidated This might be the most important tip for any new D&D players, but it might be the hardest one to actually follow. There’s a lot going on inDungeons & Dragons. When you first sit down at the table, you’re going to see all these stats and abilities. You’ll hear about fictional people doing stuff and saying stuff. Monsters will come at you and react to you....