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A new narrative Star Wars VR experience is coming for the Oculus Quest, the soon-to-be-released stan
Riot Games employees have staged a walk out this week over concerns and frustrations with the compan
After the less than enthused reaction the internet gave the Sonic the Hedgehog trailer, the director
Epic Games continues their quest of taking over PC gaming by picking up the Rocket League developmen
After 10 years and over 20 films, the ultimate story of Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has
The internet is a strange place filled with strange, awesome people, and a large number of those peo
Microsoft announced a new version of the Xbox One S today that will be a digital-only console, missi
A Russian company wants to expand the world of advertising to the last untapped frontier... the sky
Netflix is starting a print magazine called Wide. This is weird. Let's talk about it. PrettyDeceShow
This past weekend was Wrestlemania, which is a perfect time for me to take a minute or twenty and br
We finally got a full trailer for the upcoming Joker movie, and boy does it look awesome! A dark des
We recently took a trip to Jungle Jim's International Market, the weirdest grocery store I've ever s
After several iterations of less-than-stellar mini consoles made by atGames, Sega is finally getting
The European Union just passed Article 13 today, which has the potential to greatly affect the lands
Apple announced three new subscription services today, one for television and movies, one for news,
Today Google unveiled their new streaming gaming platform, Stadia. It looks to deliver high quality
Netflix is continuing the exploration into interactive fiction that they started with Black Mirror:
Possibly the world's most complicated game Dwarf Fortress will be making it's way to Steam for the f
I saw Captain Marvel this weekend, so join me as I dive into a (mostly spoiler-free) review of the f
After 30 years in one person's collection, an unreleased NES game is finally seeing the light of day
