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Amazon gaming boss predicts future where players no longer need consoles
Amazon’s head of gaming, Jeff Gattis, has told the BBC that rising hardware costs will push more players towards streaming games online rather than buying consoles, as the technology becomes increasingly viable. His comments coincide with Amazon integrating its cloud gaming service Luna into the Prime Video app, placing games alongside shows and films in…
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will very soon offer three different matchmaking systems, and you’d be right to be confused
Activision is rolling out a third matchmaking system for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, adding to the two already in place and prompting confusion among players about which option best suits them. The new system, launched today with Season 5, is “inspired by” the recently released PlayStation ports of the original Black Ops and…
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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse devs say their female protagonist was a “natural fit” because the “role was best suited for a woman”
Developers behind Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse have spoken about their decision to feature a female protagonist, describing it as a “natural fit” for the game and stating that the role was “best suited for a woman”. The comments touch on a recurring talking point in gaming, where studios are increasingly vocal about the reasoning behind their…
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Garth Brooks Adds Denver Stop to “Blame It All On My Roots” Arena Tour
Garth Brooks has added two Denver dates to his “Blame It All On My Roots” arena tour, with shows at the Ball Arena on Friday 4 September and Saturday 5 September 2026. The stop is significant for fans as Brooks is reviving his in-the-round “Drum Pod” stage, the setup synonymous with his 1990s live shows…
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Search Intensifies for Teens Missing Since 1973 Music Festival
A joint police task force led by the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office and New York State Police is intensifying efforts to solve America’s oldest missing teenagers case: Brooklyn’s Bonnie Bickwit, 15, and her boyfriend Mitchel Weiser, 16, who vanished 53 years ago this week while hitchhiking to the 1973 Summer Jam rock festival at Watkins…
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Lego reveals new Star Trek Enterprise set: first photos, details & price
Lego has unveiled its second Star Trek set, this time recreating the bridge and transporter room of the original U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701, marking the franchise’s 60th anniversary since The Original Series first aired in 1966. Made in partnership with Paramount, the set is the first Lego Star Trek model to feature the crew of the…
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Salaud Morisset Boards Ali Asgari’s ‘A Bit Of Light’ Ahead Of Venice Debut
Paris and Berlin-based sales company Salaud Morisset has acquired worldwide sales rights to A Bit of Light, the new feature from Iranian director Ali Asgari, ahead of its world premiere in the Main Competition at the Venice Film Festival. The deal marks a significant milestone for Asgari, whose previous work has featured at major festivals…