While Nintendo’s Super Nintendo World might be the video game theme park that most people make plans to visit in the near future, it sounds like Sony is very keen to get involved in some IP-to-destination attraction action while things are going well. During a recent interview with Variety linked to the opening of the … Read more
When we went live at 04:00 on Monday morning, an old draft version of the privacy policy was uploaded. The correct and final version exists in the app today, as it has been since launch, for anyone to see and download when they complete their registration. The questions posed in the document between our developer … Read more
The New York Times is leveling his audio game. Today, the publication launched New York Times Audio, a subscriber iOS app that acts as a one-stop shop for all of its audio journalism — including its current lineup of podcasts such as The daily And The Ezra Klein Show. If you have a preference for … Read more
Based on the teaser, it looks like this movie has a similar premise to the first game, where you’re on security duty for a Chuck E. Cheese-esque restaurant called Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza that houses creepy-looking animatronic animals. Spoiler, those animals live, and it looks like the characters in the movie will have to find different … Read more
roblox‘s founder and CEO published a blog post this morning highlighting just how much the company believes the popular gaming platform isn’t just for kids. The platform’s audience is starting to age, David Baszucki wrote in a blog post. He noted that more than 55 percent of the platform’s users are over the age of … Read more
The new combined streaming app from Warner Bros. Discovery, Max, limits the ads to three to four minutes per hour. At the company’s Upfront event on Wednesday, Warner Bros. Discovery that Max will feature one of the “lightest ad loads in streaming”. “Max Ad-Lite subscribers get the same content as ad-free subscribers,” said David Zaslav, … Read more
Update May 17, 7:33 PM ET: The Nintendo 64 controller is sold out and will no longer be available through Nintendo for the time being. If you’ve been waiting to get your hands on Nintendo’s remake of the classic Nintendo 64 controller – perhaps for a certain Zelda title launched last week – today is … Read more
As concerned as people may be about the ways artificial intelligence could disrupt our society, there will likely be a surge in movies about humanity taking a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to thinking machines and fully committed to getting them off the face. wipe off the world. Soil. There will definitely be some of … Read more
This BlizzCon will be held in person for the first time in four years. The 2020 and 2021 in-person events were canceled due to the covid pandemic, and while the company hosted a virtual event in 2021, an online event was canceled in 2022 after allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination came to light at … Read more
Geoff Keighley puts on a show. I don’t mean E3 killing Summer Game Fest, but an actual music concert celebrating 10 years of The Game Awards. The announcement doesn’t include a Coachella-esque lineup of acts like a typical concert announcement; rather, it is a list of game music that you hear during the performance. There … Read more
Hyperlightbreaker it seems like it was made just for me: a challenging roguelike from the creators of the indie hit Hyperlight drifter but with Breath of the Wild-like exploration. While there’s still a lot we don’t know about the game – it won’t be in early access until this fall – when I got the … Read more
Even now, just a few months away from release, it’s hard to tell what Ethan Hunt and the gang are all up to in Paramount’s overly interrupted Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning part one. In the film’s latest trailer, trying to save (or, in some cases, destroy) the world seems to be synonymous with risking … Read more