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Yaga’s third episode envelopes us further with its otherworldly occurrences and shocking reveals, while keeping us on our toes for who’s really behind the mysteries and possible horrors that seem to lie ahead.
As the RAM crisis has played out in 2026, graphics cards have been hit particularly hard, due to the high-performance memory that's stapled onto the things. And now it seems like the RTX 5080 may have been discontinued.
BioWare reportedly shut down because EA bosses chose to invest in the development of Star Wars: Battlefront 3 over Mass Effect 5.
If you're hungry for more Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then check out our exclusive preview of the spinoff comic Tear in Time.
For November, Netflix has decided to onboard around 30 Christmas movies - most of them Hallmark shlock/slop from the past five years. But that's not all!
James Gunn has addressed the situation with Margot Robbie’s much-loved take on Harley Quinn, and whether she’s canon in the ongoing DC Universe.
Magic's newest Commander precon, Multiverse Reforged, might be one of its most powerful yet - according to Wizards of the Coast.
Star Trek Online players have gathered in-game to pay tribute to Sir Patrick Stewart, who died this week aged 86.
Magic: The Gathering’s Hobbit Play Boosters just hit a new lowest-ever price at Amazon ahead of Black Friday.
Bereaved families have called on Activision to remove real footage of the 2022 Seoul Halloween crush disaster from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Eiji Aonuma, producer of the Zelda series at Nintendo, has said some of the younger members of his team had never played the original Ocarina of Time, but insisted that was very much a good thing for the development of the remake.
John Romero's next shooter survived the Microsoft purge, now he's comparing it to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
IGN recently reported that Resident Evil series producer Jun Takeuchi commented that Capcom’s survival horror series’ story could end in the next 10 years. However, this does not mean that Capcom plans to stop making Resident Evil games in the next decade.
