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House of the Dragon is far better than what George R.R. Martin wants you to think
The adaptation may have upset Martin and Fire & Blood book purists, but the fantasy TV series from HBO deserves far more praise.
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Final Fantasy 7 redeemed its worst character Cait Sith in Rebirth
Square Enix’s remake project aims to make everything about Final Fantasy 7 bigger and better than you remember it. That includes a divisive character
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Sony still has to ration attachable disc drives sales to “1 per order” due to “high demand” despite plans to end production of physical discs for PlayStation games
Sony is still rationing its supply of attachable disc drives despite announcing plans to end production of physical discs for PlayStation games because of changing “consumer trends”. Read more
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Pokémon Trading Card Game’s awful scalping problem finally caught Nintendo’s attention
Unfortunately, Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa is still placing the responsibility to fix it on The Pokémon Company
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Pokémon Go ’10th Anniversary Party’ event guide
Grab yourself a special costumed Gimmighoul or other partying Pokémon during this 10th Anniversary Pokémon Go celebration.
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Futurama, Ren & Stimpy’s hidden talent Billy West talks his very personal new memoir
The man behind Stimpy from Ren & Stimpy and Fry, Zoidberg, Farnsworth, and Zapp Brannigan in Futurama talks about his new, highly personal memoir
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Dragon Age setting creator David Gaider is pitching a heist RPG that’s ‘make or break’ for his studio
Publishers are enthusiastic, but they’re not yet stumping up the funds.
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G.I. Joe is getting a new movie from Danny McBride, but it’s not a comedy
Danny McBride revealed more about his vision for a new G.I Joe movie starring Duke, but it’s not a comedy like The Righteous Gemstones
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Attack on Titan got bad long before its controversial ending
Attack on Titan hooked me with giant monsters and impossible odds. It lost me with Titan serum, royal bloodlines, and the Paths.
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Nintendo is starting to look like the good guy as PlayStation and Xbox implode
As Sony and Xbox attract negative headlines, Nintendo seems to put the gamer first, but only because its profit motive dictates it does