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Echoes of Aincrad release date and launch times
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RAM costs a fortune and PlayStation is going digital, but Acer is making a remote control for gaming monitors, so technology isn’t totally doomed
GamesRadar+ has published a light-hearted commentary piece rounding up the current state of gaming technology, framing recent developments as a mix of bad and good news. The gist is that while some trends are frustrating for consumers — soaring RAM prices and PlayStation’s continued shift towards digital-only gaming — a quirkier innovation from Acer, a…
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Neo-Nazi protesters gather outside Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for Indian Prime Minister’s ‘rockstar’ speaking event – as 30,000 buy tickets
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia was met with far-right protests in Melbourne, as demonstrators gathered outside Marvel Stadium ahead of a large “Melbourne Meet Modi” speaking event. The visit is significant both for the strong diaspora turnout — around 30,000 people bought tickets to the sold-out function — and for the hostility…
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Barry Bannan seals SWFC return after Millwall departure – thestar.co.uk
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Cinetic Media Swoops on North American Sales Rights to ‘Manhunt,’ a Locarno Main Competition Contender (EXCLUSIVE)
Cinetic Media has acquired the North American sales rights to “Manhunt,” a Canadian drama set to have its world premiere in the main competition at the Locarno Film Festival, where it will compete for the top Golden Leopard prize. The deal matters because it positions a high-profile festival contender in the North American market, while…
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PlayStation says it will stop making physical games – and that should worry us all
Sony has quietly announced that it will end production of physical PlayStation games in 2028, a move the article argues signals a troubling shift in the games industry towards a download-only model. The decision matters because it removes consumer choice — the ability to buy discounted, secondhand or shareable games — and because it lands…
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Locarno: Lakeside Fest Unveils 2026 Selection With Hong Sang-soo, Basil Da Cunh, Gurvinder Singh & Denis Côté Pictures In Competition
Switzerland’s Locarno Film Festival has revealed the lineup for its 79th edition, running from 5 to 15 August 2026, with new works from established auteurs Hong Sang-soo, Basil Da Cunha, Gurvinder Singh and Denis Côté in the main International Competition. The announcement matters as a marker of the autumn festival calendar, signalling which arthouse titles…
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Locarno Festival Announces ‘Adventurous’ Lineup Featuring Caleb Landry Jones, Isabelle Huppert, Hong Sang-soo and Monica Bellucci
The Locarno Film Festival has unveiled the full programme for its 79th edition, comprising 103 world premieres. Artistic Director Giona A. Nazzaro described it as “an adventurous selection, full of surprises,” and the announcement matters as it signals the calibre of arthouse and star-driven cinema audiences can expect, drawing names such as Isabelle Huppert, Monica…
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Hong Sang-soo, Albert Serra, Vincent Grashaw Films Set for Locarno Lineup
The Locarno International Film Festival has announced the programme for its 79th edition, running from 5 to 15 August 2026, headlined by new works from acclaimed auteurs including South Korea’s Hong Sang-soo, Spain’s Albert Serra and the United States’ Vincent Grashaw. The reveal matters as Locarno is one of Europe’s most prominent showcases for independent…