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YouTube’s planned 2027 monetisation changes double entry requirements and introduce a demanding Shorts threshold, worrying smaller creators and gaming channels.
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Max Burkholder discusses the game he has completed most often in the latest Shelf Quest episode, although the available details do not name the title.
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Max Burkholder reflects on how entertainment properties are adapted today compared with the past, offering a concise perspective for retro-gaming fans.
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Find all seven purple gourd puzzle locations in Big Walk, with clear solutions for the timer, golf, communication, posing, obstacle and symbol challenges.
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A new Mighty Nein anthology uses Essek’s revised history to suggest that the animated Campaign 2 canon will guide Critical Role’s future stories.
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Bulkhead’s Wardogs launches on Steam Early Access in September 2026, with a pre-order beta, large-scale battles and an unusual in-game economy.
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Chris Carter has reworked The X-Files: I Want to Believe, restoring its horror, trimming its romance and adding the Frankenstein-inspired subtitle Vrach Frankenshteyn.
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Deadpool’s moveset in Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls hides tributes to Mortal Kombat, Fatal Fury, Dragon Ball FighterZ and unforgettable FGC moments.
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Max Burkholder explains why virtual reality can become uncomfortable at the edge of realism, while traditional games succeed through imaginative control.
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GTA 6’s $100 Ultimate Edition is reportedly attracting more early pre-orders than the $80 standard version, though Take-Two remains cautious about forecasts.
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Chris Carter expects Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny to appear in Ryan Coogler’s X-Files reboot, potentially linking it to the original series.
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A Jeff the Killer feature film is in development, with Tongal and Savanah Moss inviting online creators to help shape Hollywood’s latest viral horror project.
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A pivotal Westworld conversation about Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam captures the series’ enduring ideas about consciousness, identity and free will.
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Matthew Lillard visits VideoGamesNewYork in New York City, exploring a collector’s trove of retro classics and rare imported games.
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Pokopia players have discovered how to drain almost all of Bubbly Basin, testing which Pokémon can survive on land, underwater and in custom tunnels.
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Alan Wake 2 has passed 3 million sales, giving Remedy welcome momentum as Control Resonant becomes increasingly important to the studio’s future.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 players are disabling swing assist after Brand New Day, discovering that free-swinging through New York is harder than expected.
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Sony’s Marvel’s Wolverine hardware includes a Battle Yellow PS5 Digital Edition, matching DualSense and silver Adamantium accessories.
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House of the Dragon season 4 will be the Targaryen saga’s final chapter, with a 2028 release planned and the succession war heading towards tragedy.
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Marvel and Star Wars will finally cross paths in Hope Assembles, a five-issue comic event arriving monthly from January to May 2027.
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Critical Role’s latest Mighty Nein anthology expands Campaign 2 through compelling stories about allies, enemies and overlooked characters across Exandria.
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A reported Zelda 40th anniversary Switch 2 console and Pro Controller leak shows dark green, black and gold designs, but pricing and timing remain unconfirmed.
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Fortnite players can unlock a Dylan Faden skin through Control Resonant’s Epic Games Store promotion, with an Item Shop release planned later.
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Overwatch Season 4 reshapes the Battle Pass with flexible reward tracks, skin swaps and a permanent Unvault system for selected legacy passes.
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Chainsmoker Cat has drawn discussion from Japan’s BPO after viewers complained about an apparent illegal-drug scene involving self-injection.
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Stop Killing Games and DoesItPlay are backing a Dutch collective lawsuit alleging Sony’s PlayStation Store control harms competition, pricing and game ownership.
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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls delivers stylish 4v4 combat, but its limited costume selection and paid alternates leave a disappointing gap for Marvel fans.
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Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire transformed Hoenn into a defining third-generation adventure, introducing visual, musical and gameplay ideas that still shape the series.
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Sony’s Marvel’s Wolverine PS5 bundle launches without a disc drive, with Battle Yellow and Adamantium-themed hardware, separate covers and published multi-currency pricing.
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Jeff the Killer is heading for the big screen as filmmakers and studios pursue the commercial potential of internet-born horror.
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Daeron disappears after Tumbleton in House of the Dragon Season 3. Here is what the books suggest about his fate and Season 4 prospects.
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Pearl Abyss is targeting Crimson Desert’s first DLC for release before the end of 2026, while the Switch 2 version is planned for early 2027.
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Bethesda workers used an inflatable rat, 800 red flags, posters and balloons to protest Xbox layoffs during a visit from Microsoft leadership.
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Luke Skywalker, Captain America and other heroes meet in Hope Assembles, Marvel and Lucasfilm’s five-issue crossover arriving during Star Wars’ 50th anniversary year.
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The Sims 4 has previewed free hairstyles, outfits, furniture and decor, with staggered content drops possibly arriving around its 12th anniversary.
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Steve Toussaint discusses Corlys Velaryon’s losses, his hopes for peace, Tumbleton’s filming and the limited information available about season 4.
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Ten hours into King’s Field IV, poison, slow combat and cruel traps remain relentless—but the PS2 action RPG’s strange humour keeps drawing me back.
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Agent 64: Spies Never Die recreates the auto-aim, mission-based action and multiplayer appeal of classic N64 shooters for modern PC players.
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Overwatch Season 4 lets allies cancel Life Grip with jump, while slowing long-distance pulls and creating new risks for Lifeweaver’s emergency saves.









































