Sources: Polygon, Kotaku
Few things in television possess the intoxicating gravity of a masterfully crafted mystery series. The Killing expands a single tragedy into a sprawling multiple-season-long portrait of grief and political corruption, while Mare of Easttown scrapes back the veneer of a…
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Halo Infinite is coming out... Halo Infinite is already here. On July 30, 2019, Brian David Gilbert set out to read every single Halo novel. He has finally unraveled all of them, but it's come at a price: No one wants to talk to him about Halo anymore.
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Amazon Prime Day is back, only because it's October and thus the sale has to have a slightly different name, it's called Prime Big Deal Days 2026. The sale runs for two days, Oct. 6 and Oct. 7. There are a bunch of video gaming deals, but we've sorted through the listings to…
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I recently blazed through the first half of Halo: Campaign Evolved in a couple of days, fully prepared to relive a traumatic part of my childhood. Despite some modest gameplay upgrades and a complete visual overhaul, it largely still feels like the same game as 2001’s Halo:…
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Recent reports claimed that Xbox would receive streaming rights to Grand Theft Auto 6, giving its platforms a major advantage for this huge release. However, Xbox Chief Strategy Officer Matthew Ball debunked the claim, confirming that GTA 6 will not be an Xbox streaming…
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Part of why the streaming model of TV is flawed is that so many shows get canceled after just one short season. If that had always been the policy, we wouldn't have gotten most of the classics of television, as every show usually needs at least a few episodes to work out its…
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Much of Gary Larson’s comic stripThe Far Side is truly timeless. With subject matter like cows, cavemen, and dinosaurs, a lot of his work feels as fresh today as it was back in the 1980s and 1990s, when the comic was being published in newspapers all over the world. But not all…
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From artificial bodies and synthetic memories to virtual realities and omnipresent surveillance, the greatest cyberpunk stories use technology to interrogate class, capitalism, identity, autonomy, and even what it means to be human. While the genre has developed its own…
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When the original Game Boy came out, games like the ones people enjoyed on their NES were finally playable on the go, and players loved Nintendo for it. The green and black color palette was a bit of a bummer, but finally was rectified with the Game Boy Color. Even so, most of…
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Written by Moore, “Occupation” picks up four months after the devastating season 2 finale when the Cylons invaded New Caprica, the planet where the last surviving humans had hoped to find a fresh start. It’s an extremely dark episode as the show’s heroes try to organize a…
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A workaround for PC players
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You'll be the next Sebulba, yet, kid, if you these tips
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In addition to various video games, anime, movies, and toys, the unit contained prototypes, concept art, and design documents
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David Ellison's old Hollywood takeover is complete
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Sonic Frontiers and Generations were also quite challenging to develop
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And...one, two, three...one, two three...one, two, three, slam!
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Erica Slaughter’s vicious battles with monsters are coming to your local dining room table.
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After coming up with Snake's catchphrase and working with him for decades, Akio Otsuka's loyalty to Kojima leaves him conflicted about his most beloved role
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