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How Elgato Can Level Up Your WFH Setup – From Lighting, To Audio, And More
IGN highlights Elgato products that could improve a home-working setup by making tasks quicker, calls clearer and video appearances better. The article matters mainly as a buying guide for remote workers, though it is promotional and includes affiliate links to retailers. Its recommendations include Stream Deck controllers for shortcuts and creative workflows, with the Stream…
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8 Most Perfect Sitcoms of the Last 25 Years
Collider has ranked its picks for the most “perfect” sitcoms released over the past 25 years, offering a list-style tribute to shows the outlet considers to have sustained strong writing, memorable characters and consistent quality throughout their runs. The piece frames the last quarter-century as a golden era for both dramas and comedies, but focuses…
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FromSoftware enters the skill-based matchmaking debate with The Duskbloods: “We definitely plan on having the matchmaking system work in a way so that it’s ranked”
FromSoftware has confirmed that The Duskbloods, its upcoming multiplayer action game for Nintendo Switch 2, will feature a ranked skill-based matchmaking system, wading into an ongoing debate among developers and players about how competitive matchmaking should work. The comments position the studio, best known for single-player titles such as Elden Ring and the Dark Souls…
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Russell wins Dutch GP sprint from pole position
George Russell led every lap to win the Formula 1 sprint race at the Dutch Grand Prix, taking his third pole-to-win sprint victory of the season. The Mercedes driver held off a train of pursuers throughout, with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc overtaking McLaren’s Lando Norris for second place with six laps remaining after Norris reported losing…
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Dishonored was a last-ditch effort by Arkane Studios after years of fruitless contract work, according to the game’s co-creator: ‘I think we had four months of money left’
Arkane Studios’ Dishonored, now regarded as a landmark stealth-action title, was reportedly born out of desperation rather than grand design. Co-creator Harvey Smith has revealed that the French studio had spent years struggling to secure funding, surviving largely on contract work for other publishers, and was down to just a few months of cash before…
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Megan Moroney Takes Fans to ‘Cloud 9’ on Nashville Tour Stop
Country singer Megan Moroney kicked off the first of two sold-out shows at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Friday 21 August, performing songs from her third studio album, Cloud 9, as part of her debut headlining arena tour. Fans dressed in the album’s pink colour scheme filled the venue, and Moroney delivered a high-energy, more-than-two-hour set…
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Ground beef tariff cut, record Tesla recall, Coventry’s Premier League return spoiled
President Donald Trump said the United States would waive above-quota tariffs on up to 300,000 metric tonnes of imported ground-beef products for 90 days, presenting the measure as an attempt to ease high grocery prices. He said there was a commitment for the beef to be sold at 25% below prevailing market prices, though the…
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Double Fine confirms it owns all its games’ IP and publishing rights after Xbox split
Double Fine has confirmed it retains ownership of the intellectual property and publishing rights to all the games it made during its seven years under Microsoft’s Xbox division, following the studio’s split from the company earlier this year. CEO Tim Schafer clarified the situation on Kinda Funny Games, explaining that IP and publishing rights had…
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HBO Max Is Officially Saying Goodbye to One of Sci-Fi’s Most Infamous Flops
HBO Max is removing Luc Besson’s *Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets* from its streaming library, marking the exit of one of the most notorious box-office bombs of the past decade. Released in 2017, a year after Besson’s hit *Lucy*, the sci-fi adventure was a passion project based on comics he read growing…
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The “stunning” 1965 song David Crosby hailed as Bob Dylan’s greatest
One starry night. The post The “stunning” 1965 song David Crosby hailed as Bob Dylan’s greatest first appeared on Far Out Magazine.