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Pokémon Leak Claims Iconic Retro Games Will Get A New Switch Port Soon
A leak claims that Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald may be released on a modern Nintendo platform in September or October 2026. If accurate, this would give players official access to the original Game Boy Advance versions for the first time on current hardware, while helping fill the gap before the next main generation of…
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Sony has ‘zero understanding for what their customers want’ says gaming preservation group
Game-preservation advocate Clemens Istel has criticised Sony over its expected move away from physical disc support, arguing that it shows poor understanding of customers’ desire to retain control of games they buy. He says the shift could further weaken ownership rights, make games more dependent on online services and reduce competition in console-game pricing. Istel,…
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Laura Veirs – ‘Temple Songs’ album review: Quiet enough to make you lean in
“The muse caught me again”. The post Laura Veirs – ‘Temple Songs’ album review: Quiet enough to make you lean in first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Silkroad Innovation Hub’s Road to Battlefield competition continues
Silkroad Innovation Hub’s Road to Battlefield startup competition has entered its second year, offering founders across Central Eurasia a route to TechCrunch Startup Battlefield 200 at Disrupt in San Francisco. The programme matters because it aims to connect emerging regional startups with international investors and technology ecosystems that have previously been less accessible at this…
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MUDVAYNE’s CHAD GRAY Says His Upcoming U.S Solo Tour Will Be ‘The Big Test’: ‘Do People Really Wanna See This?’
Mudvayne and Hellyeah vocalist Chad Gray says his forthcoming US solo tour will test whether audiences will support him outside either band. The “30 Years Of Madnesss” shows celebrate his three-decade career and give him a chance to perform material from both groups during a year without Mudvayne touring. Gray said three of his first…
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Godflesh preview penultimate album Decay with Living/Ending
Godflesh have released “Living/Ending”, the first single from Decay, their forthcoming penultimate album. The track returns to the industrial metal group’s abrasive early sound and signals the band’s planned conclusion, after frontman Justin Broadrick said severe health problems had made its demanding shouted vocals unsustainable. Decay is due on 25 September and was largely recorded…
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‘Reacher’ Meets ‘Thelma & Louise’ in Prime Video’s Epic New Action Series Officially Taking Over [Exclusive]
Prime Video is promoting the success of Ride or Die, an action-comedy series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham that reportedly reached number one on streaming charts after premiering last month. An exclusive behind-the-scenes featurette highlights the show’s action sequences, European settings and focus on two women in their fifties taking on leading roles in…
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Coyote vs Acme secures theatrical release after shelving
Coyote vs. ACME will receive a theatrical release on 28 August after Ketchup Entertainment acquired the completed film, ending its long period in limbo following Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to shelve it as a tax loss. Polygon’s review argues that the film’s release is justified, praising it as a funny and affectionate mix of legal…
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‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: The Jurassic Park Knockoff We Didn’t Know We Needed
The End of Oak Street is praised as an unexpectedly successful Jurassic Park-style adventure, using time travel to strand a suburban neighbourhood in the age of dinosaurs. The review argues that director David Robert Mitchell captures the appeal of 1980s Amblin cinema more effectively than recent Spielberg-inspired films, delivering an entertaining and often menacing creature…