In poker, it's commonly used as a wild card

Tony's name for this web-slinging hero is Underoos

This companys "Infinity" allowed you to play with characters from "The Incredibles" and "Cars", to name a few

This anime show didnt start on TV, characters were first in Nintendo's "Pocket Monsters"

In the mobile game based on this 1873 novel, you can edn up with a different itinerary than the one Jules Verne created

The Adelie is a medium-sized one

Hawkeye gets this moniker, a "Lord of the Rings" archer

Morrowind and Skyrim are iterations of this "venerable" set of games

This classic film isn't named for director Kurosawa but rather a boy who destroys Tokyo

Geralt of Rivia is a monster slayer in this game series, based on the stories of Andrzej Sapkowski

In the movies, he sings "If I only had a brain"

Tony's nicknames for this Avengers-lite group:
Blue Meanie (Nebula), Build-A-Bear (Rocket), and Mr. Clean (Drax)

A big gaming story is that of "Fortnite", this genre of game where the winner is the last player or team remaining

In this anime tv series, Bumblebee turned into a VW Beetle; in the 07 live-action movie, he got upgraded to a Camaro

Andrew Ryan, the industrious villain of "Bioshock", was inspired by this author with the same intials

What Humpty Dumpty is--literally, that is, not because of his smarts

Tony refers to amnesiac assassin the Winter Soldier by the title of this 1962 Frank Sinatra thriller

In the classic video game Joust, competitors rode on these birds

This "Lunar" Naoko Takeuchi creation is an example of a "Magical Girl" given powers to save the world

Based on "Hamlet", "Elsinore" has you play as this character, perhaps you might not drown

Its scientific name in Toxicodendron Radicans

Tony calls Loki by the name of this 2009 Broadway musical about 1980's hair bands

Make your future fighting Gall, leader of the Red Legion, in the second entry of this Bungie series

One of the highest grossing films in Japans history is the anime film about this title 14th century princess

"Alamut", a 1938 novel by Vladimir Bartol about fanatical killers inspired the hit game series by Ubisoft