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10 Greatest Fantasy Adventure Video Games of All Time
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest fantasy adventure video games of all time, judging titles on gameplay, design, narrative, visuals, world-building, lore, scale and critical and fan acclaim. The list spans several decades of the genre, from mid-1990s role-playing classics to acclaimed 2000s titles, reflecting how fantasy and adventure gaming have…
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Disney+ and Hulu profits surge as Disney reshuffles merchandising unit
Disney’s June quarter results showed strengthened streaming profitability alongside a significant restructuring of the company’s operations announced by chief executive Josh D’Amaro. Disney+ and Hulu generated $5.53 billion in revenue, an 11% year-on-year rise, while operating income in the entertainment streaming segment more than doubled to $712 million, up from $329 million a year earlier.…
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Five things to know about Suno’s data breach – and the hack that exposed how the AI music company trains its models
AI music generator Suno has confirmed it suffered a data breach in November 2025 that exposed the personal information of more than 55 million users, according to breach-notification service Have I Been Pwned. The breach only came to light publicly in July 2026, after independent outlet 404 Media revealed it alongside a separate investigation into…
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Quentin Tarantino’s WWII Masterpiece Was Inspired by the 1972 Western Is Officially Streaming for Free
Robert Redford’s 1972 survival Western Jeremiah Johnson, directed by Sydney Pollack, has begun streaming for free on Tubi. The film is notable as one of the genre’s most acclaimed entries and for its links to Quentin Tarantino, who has cited Redford’s screen presence at the time as a reference point for Brad Pitt’s role in…
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3 Pop Songs From the 1960s That Will Actually Make You Smarter
Introduces a short list of pop songs from the 1960s that the author argues offer more depth than typical light entertainment, encouraging listeners to engage with their lyrics and hidden meanings as a form of mental exercise. The piece frames each choice around a deeper theme, whether historical, philosophical, or emotional, that rewards closer listening.…
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Two anime giants sign multi-billion deal that will shake up the industry
Twin Engine, the anime production company behind hits like Vinland Saga and Witch Hat Atelier, has struck a strategic partnership with toy and games giant Bandai to jointly develop new intellectual property. Announced on 5 August, the deal represents a shift in how the Japanese entertainment industry manages anime and manga franchises, moving away from…
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Ubisoft brings back another Assassin’s Creed veteran to stabilize the series as it looks to reverse its fortunes
The article text provided consists entirely of CSS styling code and page boilerplate from GamesRadar+’s website — no actual article content (the news story about Ubisoft and the Assassin’s Creed veteran) was included in the text supplied. As a result, I’m unable to identify what happened, who the “veteran” is, or the details behind Ubisoft’s…
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Borderlands director says his 10% Rotten Tomatoes-rated video game adaptation went wrong because it “belonged to nobody”
Eli Roth, director of the 2024 video game adaptation Borderlands, has spoken candidly about why the film flopped, saying it “belonged to nobody” because too many people had creative input without any single vision guiding it. The film currently holds a dismal 10% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes and was widely panned on release, joining…
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How to find and use Portal Pod in Pokopia
Pokopia, the Bubbly Basin expansion, has introduced the Portal Pod, a linked storage device that lets players access the same stored items from any region in the game, solving the long-standing problem of regular chests not connecting to one another. The item requires a minimum of two units to work as intended, and getting hold…
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‘It Seems a Little Open-Ended’: Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Jacob Batalon Discusses The Movie’s Big Moment Between Peter and Ned
Spider-Man: Brand New Day actor Jacob Batalon has weighed in on the ambiguous final scene between Peter Parker and Ned, in which the pair share their old secret handshake. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Batalon suggested this could hint that a “slight glint or little glimmer” of Ned’s memories of Peter has returned, though he…